The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

{ his son, II. H. Frazee, and family, D
! l24S G avenue east.
VIM Evans OF williamsburg, Iowa
has been visiting at the home Of hls
: friend, Rev. Lloyd Williams. The
) gentleman has an exceptionally goot
/. memory, being able to recite -four
!, hundred verses from the Scriptures
\ Harry Wetherwax of sos c avenue
j west, who was recently in Mercy Hos
pital as the result of surgical oper
alton, on Monday resumed his duties
as one Of the walters of Dolls restau
rant. His friends are pleased to see
him again on duty.
Mrs. Grace Boles and daughters AL.
berta and Jeanette are guests in the
city at the j. H. Crowder home for a
few days. Mrs. Boles and daughters
are moving back to Oskaloosa from
I Buxton where they have been for the
past year, Mrs. Boles holding re-
sponsible position in the Company
store at that place.
DIR. b. E. Roberts, city health ply
stefan, returned last week from a
stay of several days In Des Moines.
Coming here from Massachusetts, the
doctor was not licensed to practice in
Iowa and therefore had to go before
the state board for examination. The
doctor went through with nying col
ors. The examinations covered sew
eral days time.
Mordecai Hill OF Aberdeen, South
Dakota, was here last week, a guest
of Mayor J. G. Harold, whom he has
not seen during a period of thirty
seven years. Mr.. Hill has been here
visiting the old home place in the
Mather neighborhood of Jefferson
township. He had been among rel
atives and friends at Bussey, Bluff
Creek and Eddyyille, and came to
oskaloosa before going to his home.
j. J. Robertson was taken suddenly
ill, and tainted, at Central NJ. E.
church Sunday evening. He was
carried from the room, and taken to
his home, 1852 avenue east, in a
car. where he rested easy all night,
and this morning is getting along
nicely. An indisposition during the
day caused weakened condition,
and the faint was the result, with no
serious indications or results.
Prof w. C. Dennis of the Depart
ment of Expression of Simpson col
lege at Indianola, and last year one
of the faculty at Penn college, was a
visitor in Oskaloosa on Saturday and
Sunday. Prof Dennis is kindly re-
outside of his college work |
as former superintendent of the
Central NJ. 4. Sunday school and the |
reception that he received ON Sun. |
day was cordial and sincere. He is |
much pleased with his new position, |
but always has kindly regard for |
the people of Oskaloosa.
(From Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. Kate Dalton of Cedar Rapids |
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jennie |
Kirk. lf |
Miss Mile Block of Des Moines |
is visiting friends and relatives here
and at New Sharon.
Mrs Harry Concannon of Keokuk, |
who was visiting in town last week, |
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Emma J Nesbitt has returned |
from a six weeks visit with her |
brother, c. A. Howell of Macon, Mo- |
Mrs. Roy Dowd went to Marshall |
town this morning for a several days |
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank |
Trager.
Attorney Thomas J. Bray was in |
GrinneIl yesterday looking after bus
mess interests and seing former as
Sociates and friends.
Mrs. William Brubaker of Tracy |
passed through town this morning on
her way to the Grand Chapter of the |
Eastern Stars, held in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Helen Abrams was home from |
h.: High school teaching in New
Providence over Sunday. Incident |
ally she visited the dentist while |
here
Mrs Mary Dillon and sister, Mrs.
Alfred Pence, have gone to Mason
City to visit sister, Mrs. Amy Beres- |
ford, who is quite ill, suffering with
goitrc.
Maxwell 4. 0Brien arrived home
yesterday from a Sunday visit with
Mrs. O'Brien and the baby who are
guests at the parental Slade home in
Des Moines. 81 ''.
Chas. S. Walling of the Herald went
to Chicago last night to attend a
meeting of the Inland Daily Press AS
sociation and to look after other bust
ness matters in Chicago.
Miss nellie Lowman and Mrs. Lloyd
of Bussey were in town this
morning enroute to Cedar Rapids,
where they will attend the Grand
Chapter of the Order of Eastern
Stars.
Mrs. +. ]. Jarvis was a passenger