The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-19

Mr.. ana MfS. Earl DuSenDery, o
Des Moines, and their small son came
to the city couple of weeks ago fol
T, q visit with relatives, and while here
/ the little fellow sustained q broker
arm While playing. The arm was sc
badly broken. and so painful that they
found they would be unable to remove
him to their home. They are staying
with her sister, Mrs. N. P. Castle, 4SS
North First street, until he is able to
be taken home.
Miss Batina Fails of Davenport was
guest last week of her friend, Miss
Katherine Raines.
: A. H. Argo and granddaughter, AL
ice, of Udell, Iowa, spent the week
end with the Frank Argo family, on
South n street.
Charles Tohren has returned to his
home near Givin from visit with his
son Christopher, who is engaged in a
machine shop at Moline.
Mrs. Charity e. Miller is lying low
at her home, 407 Fourth avenue west,
with pneumonia. Her many friends
hope for her recovery.
Mrs. s. F. Baldwin has returned to
her home in Bismark, No. OAK, after
a two weeks visit with relatives here.
o. K. Strube of Keokuk was guest
of city friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. Hubbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Klutner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wright, Y. L. Clark and w. F. Nc
Whurry, returning from Ottumwa by
auto, stopped at the Downing Hotel
yesterday. spending Sunday here.
Earl Roberts, new Boys Secretary
at the local Y. NJ. c. A., arrived here
Saturday to assume his duties with
the association. Mr.. Roberts with
Secretary Kramer is lining up an in
teresting social program for the in
stitution.
Mrs. Dan Trimpy departed thu
morning for Clinton where she is sent
as the representative to the State Re-
bekah convention as a delegate from
Oskaloosa Lodge No. 389. The con-
will continue only two days,
but Mrs. Trimpy will spend the week
among friends and relatives in the
town.
Bert Bushong and Wilbur Williams
have been commissioned by Contrac-
tor p. w. Sparks to complete the fin
shing of the Kennel residence at Ere
mont, particularly nice piece OF
work where good workmanship and
careful handling are requisite. Mr..
Bushong was home for an over Sun
day visit with his family.
Missionary E. J. Evans returned on
from Madison, South Dakota,
where he had been attending the An
nual Conference OF the Western Dis
trict of the American Sunday School
Union. He reports a very profitable
time, full attendance and the best
kind of treatment by the people of
the South Dakota town. He noticed
that the corn was not near up to the
Mahaska county product. Potatoes
were being shipped for 81 a bushel
+. O. b. at Madison. 1t was consider
ably colder there than here.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Brighton Enterprise: Guy Hyde was
down from Oskaloosa and spent Mon
day with his folks.
Raymond Renaud is filling the posi-
ton as preacher for the Friends
churches at Leighton and Olivet.
Mrs. Roy Barrows and daughter
returned Sunday evening
from st. Paul, where they have been
making a several weeks visit with
relatives.
Dean S. ]. Hadley and Henry D.
Lane we're visitors in Des Moines on
Sunday, going to attend special CON-
mittee meetings OF the Friends
church.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Mona Cox,
formerly of Eddyville, but more re-
Gently of Beacon where she gradual
ed from high school last spring, en-
tered the Abbott Hospital in Oska-
loosa this week to take the regular
nurses course.
H. D. Lane left Monday for Rich
mond, Ind, where he will attend the
Five Year Meeting of the Friends
church. At this meeting the execu-
tive affairs and business OF the
church as a national organization
will be cared for.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Edward
Adair was in Oskaloosa the latter
part of last week, where she visited
her husband at the hospital. Mr.
Adair, it will be remembered, was in
jured two weeks ago in an automobile
accident south of Knoxville.
Delta Press: Marion Dunn was a
happy girl the other day when she
learned that she had won one first
prize and one second prize on some