The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-07

. York won the honor OF having tn
) largest delegation present outside Q
Iowa. DR.. j. E. Davis had a part O
the national program, reading pa
per on Major and Minor" adjust
iments.
(From Wednesdays DaiIy.)
Mrs. J.. r. Doner of MarshalltowI
has returned to her home after Wis
it here with relatives.
Miss Johnta Ramsay and Mrs. Ho
mer Harris left this morning for Chi
cago where they will visit for few
days. uIg
J. V. Green, who has been 'lookinl
after land prospects in the vicinity
several weeks, departed last evening
! for Montana.
Mrs. Sam Davis left this morning
for Newton where she will attend the
wedding of Robert Wooten and Miss
Ruth Dumare. ...'
Mrs. William Reed of st. Paul
Mimi, returned to her home this
morning after a few days visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. C. w. Hall was a passenger
to Marshalltown this morning, going
to visit for several days with friends
and acquaintances.
F. E. Kendig has gone to Minot,
North Dakota, where he will enjoy a
hunting trip. While away he will
visit at the S. c. Upton home.
Mrs. c. A. Werdebaugh and baby
Vivian returned to their home in Ell.
don this morning following a few
days visit here with friends and rel.
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Campbell
have returned to their home in Cen
terville after spending several days
in the city, guests with their cousin,
G. l.. Beatty.
Mrs. Maria Threlkeld, who has
been visiting former associates and
old time friends here and in the New
Sharon neighborhood, has returned
to her home near Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cooper leave
this evening for Buffalo, N. Y, where
they will visit for some time with
friends and relatives. From, Buff
falo they go to Attica for a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White and
two sons, Wilmer and Kenneth, left
this morning for Council Bluffs where
they will visit Mr.. Whites sister,
Mrs. Ebert, F. Hughes, for a few days
before going on to their home in On.
tario, California, They have been
guests. in this city with relatives for
the past four weeks .-..,,... .,.....
Policeman F. M Blair, who has
been incapacitated number of
weeks with a broken arm and attend
ant surgical operation, is now on par
tial duty at the mayors office attend
Ing to desk officers duty and in
charge OF. the city hall telephone ex-
change. He is still suffering from
The effects of the accident but will be
around all right in the. q course. of
events. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor kensel, Who
are at the home of the mother, Mrs.
Jennie Burket, No. 7O5 South Market
street, are leaving Friday for their
nome near Pueblo, Colorado. Mr..
kensel closed the base ball season
With the Mason City league team and
S leaving for his ranch in Colorado
where he will spend the winter. Mrs.
hensel has been with her mother
lere for several weeks.
|. H. McCracken, chief of the Oska-
oosa fire department, is home from
Providence, Rhode Island. where he !
vas sent. by, the Oskaloosa city coun-
I'll to attend the annual convention 4
If the fire chiefs of the United States |
md Canada. Our chief reports
zig busy time in the Rhode Island
;ity with an interesting exhibit of
lew fire fighting apparatus and a
profitable convention in session. /
OF a former Oskaloosa citizen and
n charge of the Kemble Floral Com
,any while a resident here, the Ell. |
lora correspondent writes: &C.. c.
Wakeley, who for the past year or
more has had charge of the green
Houses in this city for J. M. Pierce |
VI Des Moines, has resigned and ex-
,ects to leave soon for Canada, where |
lie will enter the British army. Mr.. |
takes the view that, not be- |
ng a naturalized citizen or this coun-
ry, although England has made no /
demands upon him to enter the serv-
ce, that it is his duty to give his !
strength to his native country in its
Jour of need"
Mrs. Frank e. Smith, No. 705 High |
venue east, was taken to the Oska-
oosa hospital Tuesday for treatment
or an indisposition, following her re-
urn from a two months stay with
Ter son Herbert in Idahol g Mrs.
smith was attacked by conditionsat- !
endant upon the high altitude, and |
eft upon advice of her physician.
While no cause for her condition can
,e located, Mrs. Smith suffers from
! low ebb of vitality and since her
'eturn to her home here last week
Tho has haan aoufinad IN bar bod