The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23

spent informally, and later In th'
evening refreshments were served.
Des Moines Register: The Midloth
| ian club held the second in series
of winter dancing parties Friday ey
ening in the ball room of the Hote.
| Chamberlain. StXty-five couples
we're present and Young's society or.
chestra furnished music for pro
gram of sixteen dances. Among the
guests were two out of town visitors
the Misses Ruth Smith and Miriam.
Isenhart of Oskaloosa.
Newton Record: Judge w. G.Clem.
ents has been in the University Hos
pitaI at Iowa City for nearly two
weeks, receiving treatment for ane-
mia, the doctors think that he will be
able to return home before very long.
Mrs. Clements is with him and his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Clements
was with him in the hospital from
Saturday until Monday evening. The
judges friends-and he has a multi.
tude of them-will watch anxiously
for news from the hospital telling Of
his improved condition.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Ida Welch,
former teacher in the Eddyyille
public schools, but for some years en-
gagged in teaching at Oskaloosa, had
a double honor conferred upon her
when in attendance at the Iowa State
Teachers Association held in De!
Moines early this month. At the
meeting sof the Higher Grades Sec.
ton she was elected president for the
next year, and at the meeting of the
Round Table department on the fol-
lowing day she was elected president
of that department for next year. so
this means that quite responsibility
rests upon Miss Welch in the selec-
ton of the speakers, and the success
of the program of the department for
next year. Miss WEIGH has many
friends here who are pleased to learn
of her being thus honored.
J. H. Anderson and family, after
years and years in Oskaloosa, are ter
minating residence here to become
citizens of Ottumwa where Mr.. An
derson may be in closer touch with
personal interests near that place.
Mr.. Anderson has been connected in
business way with local institutions
for so long that his going from the
community is like losing a permanent
tooth,-decidedly painful. John was
raised by Oskaloosa, one might say.
He became associated with mercan-
tile houses here as a boy, was a clerk
in a leading clothing house. He was
far-seeing young fellow, well liked
and with an extended acquaintance,
and so reached out and entered bust
ness for himself being connected
with The Hub clothing store for
many years. He then broadened his
field of operation and became identi-
fed with local mining enterprises
and other business institutions. He
has been a philosophical, progress
i've and representative indiviual, de-
pendable and trustworthy, and we do
not care to lose such citizens. Mr.
Anderson has done a good work To-
Cally as a member of the school
board and his place will be difficult
to fill.
Mrs. Ben Olinger of Rose Hill was
guest Saturday with Mrs. J. E.
Shaw.
Harter Hull was down from Des
Moines for a Sunday visit with rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Harry Patton has returned
fom a visit with her sister, Mrs. S. P.
Poindexter of Latimer.
Miss jeanette Hawley of Mason
City is the guest of friends and rela-
tives in Oskaloosa during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Bailey have
gone to Ottumwa for a few days Wis
it with Mrs. Bailey's sister, Mrs.
Hockersmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Toevs and
children, of Aberdeen, Idaho, are Wis
iting at the parental John Lichten'
held home on South -hird street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grittey and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ogden of New Shar
on took advantage of the fine wealth
er and drove down from New Sharon
yesterday.
Miss Rosie Beadle, who underwent
an operation for ulcers of the stom
ach al the Oskaloosa hospital several
days ago, has been taken to her home
and is improving rapidly.
Fred Wheeler came in from this
road Saturday for week end visit al
his home and figured prominently IL
the Yellow Dog Degree session helC
at the Green & Bentley Store.
Mrs. E. ]. Mock Of Abba has been
spending number of days with he
daughter, Mrs. Charles Beadle. No
1905 South Market street. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry Brown, also of Abba, wer'
at the Beadle home yesterday.
Nels Morgan, of Hedrick, an oil
time resident OF Mahaska county. wa
in town Friday and subscribed TO