The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-17

mail and express in Kisors absence,
I Colfax Tribune: Miss Esther Hugh
les returned home to Oskaloosa on
| Wednesday, after a visit since Satur-
day with her aunt. Mrs. Louis Jolly.
Mrs. jolly and son Leroy went home
with her for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Anna Wilson.
MRS., G. Harold is i'll at her home
on south second street. She has been
isuffering on account of the hot wealth
| err 'eSperieced recently for several
weeks and following attendance at
! the Chautauqua has subjected herself
Ito a nervous strain.
Miss Marie Parker has resigned a
position with the home Telephone Co.
where she has served faithfully and
well through a term of years, to &C
eept a position in the business office
of the H. L. Spencer branch of the
Western Grocer Co. .-y
Newton Record: Mrs Grace Robin
son Hans and daughter Lucille of Iowa
City, who has been spending week
with Mrs. Wilson Swihart and other
friends, left Monday morning for Os-
kaloosa. She will also visit in Mar
shalltown and Gladbrook before re-
turning to Iowa City. 49,.
Mrs. Mae Roberts and daughter,
Miss Laurel have returned from a
three weeks vacation which they
spent in Omaha, visiting Mrs. Roberts
sister and brother; and returning,
spent Sunday in Des Moines with Mr..
and Mrs J. F.. Grifiths will be remem-
hered as Miss Elizabeth Evans of
this city.
Abba Union Miss Clara Winnifred
Rakow, who. has been teaching kinder.
garten in the Oskaloosa schools, has
accepted the position with the Abba
schools and Miss Leona Williams,
graduate Of the Abba schools last
June, has been selected to be, her as
sistant to fill the place made vacant
by Ivyl Phinny, who will put in the
coming year in kindergarten training
in Chicago. d, '~1 Il'.h
Z I'VE Davis, Dr. @! Phi. G. has been
honored by an invitation to appear on
the program at the annual meeting, of
graduates of the Palmer school of Chi
ropractic at Davenport, August 81, to
September 2. About twelve men from
all over the country are each year
chosen to make up the program, and
this year DR.. Davis was among the
chosen. He will discuss Majors and
Minors" giving incidents from his ex-
periences. Last year there were fifteen
hundred at the meeting, and this year
5000 are expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Powell at
their home in University Park, Sun
day. entertained the following guests
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Hutchcraft, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester HutchcPaft, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hommer, Mrs. Fred Abel and
children and Fred Hutchcroft OF Indi-
anola,' Mrs. W. l.. Baker and children,
Mrs. Wesley Mefford and SON OF Far
SONY Mrs. Harye Brooks and children
Of "Ottumwa stMr and Mrs. Glen Pow.
ell and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Powell and son of Moulton, and Mrs.
and Chester Baker of He'd
rick ma grG Cpss1Gt lPTF&L 81 ueg.
1-nmal} 9Ug 'rU o. Rg"gsr0u' aWU NIL
a Mr. and Mrs. George Slamel OF Mar
in the city yesterday,
home from q visit of sever!
81 months duration in California With
Mr.. Slamers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b
Slamel, Of FullertoH cCalih, former
residents of1Oskaloosa, and his sisters
Kate and Bertha of San Diego and Los
Angeles. The trip to the west was teri
by the serious condition of
Mrs. SlamePs father, John Fryhoff,
who Is suffering from a stroke of APP
)OpleXy sustained about a week ago,
and he is lying in a serious condition,
not Immediately dangerous.
Knoxville Journal; Mrs. Ida Fuqua,
sister of F. B. Hunt of this city, re-
Gently underwent an extraordinary
surgical operation at the hospital in
Oskaloosa. In the operation five large
ulcers or tumors were re-
moved from the stomach; one ovary
md the tube leading thereto was TAX
IN out and the appendix also removed!
rhe operation was performed on July
and notwithstanding the unusual
character of the ordeal, the patient
vas able to walk around in less than
hree weeks after. It is now reported
hat her recovery Is absolutely asstIrs
3D. Mrs. Fuqua formerly resided in
his city and was employed for sever
IL months tperhaps a year or two) at
he telephone exchange A.A.'~'a