The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-28

from indianapolis, Ind, to visit at TIL
parental Tolbert M. Wells home o.
i Third avenue east and First street
and to be in town for Home-Comini
week
| Miss Leibfarth returned this morn
ing from Chicago where she was ii
attendance at the National Styl,
Show. Miss Leibfarth recently OPP
ened dressmaking establishment OF
the third floor of the Baldauf-Rosen
blatt store.
Little Alma McCurdy, the five-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. OriI
McCurdy who live just south of the
city few miles, underwent a success
full operation for appendicitis about q
week ago and is getting along nicely
The attack was unusually sudden and
quite serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Widner and three
sons, of Sigourney, have moved here
occupying the residence at 1907 B ave.
nue. west and will make their home
here. Mr.. Widner is a brick mason
connected with the construction com
pany building the new north Oskaloo-
sa sewer system. Miss Mildred At
wood, a sister of Mrs. Widner, is
making her home here with the Wild
ner family.
Little Alma McVay, the five-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
McVay of New Sharon, was brought
to the Abbott Hospital in this city on
Saturday morning, suffering with a
bad case of appendicitis. For some
time the outcome of the case was very
doubtful, but the appendix bursted be-
fore relief measures were taken, in
fact before she reached the hospital,
and nature had built a wall about the
poisonous contents, keeping 1t from
the general system. Unless further
complications arise nature will be al
lowed to take it's course for about ten
days, after which an operation will
be necessary.
Miss Lynn Silverthorn left Satur-
day for Chicago to enroll in the Col
umbian school of expression.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
and Miss Isabel Nom were
visiting friends in Oskaloosa, Satur-
day.
Deep River Record: Mrs. Jas. SEQ
vel, Eliphalet and Katheryn and Mrs.
Raymond Gross spent Saturday in
Oskaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Emma J.
Nesbitt, of Oskaloosa, a former resi-
dent of Fremont, is enjoying a visit
with her brother, c. A. Howell at Ma
con, Mo.
Mrs. o. T. Tyler who has been Wis.
ting her brothers Charles and Elmer
has returned to her home in
Creston. Charles accompanied her to
Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkins of the
Fern are disposing of their household
goods, 302 College Avenue and are
moving to 41O East High avenue
where they will have apartments.
The Rev. Charles o. Whitley and
family of Newberg, Oregon have arriv
ed in the city and are living at 638
North Market street. Mr.. Whitley is
the new Yearly Meeting Evangelist.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Mickey who
have been visiting in the home of the
brother, John D. Mickey on North d
street departed for the home in Oma-
ha Sunday. They make the trip in
their car.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Maggie
formerly of Givin but
now of Oskaloosa, has been seriously
Ill in Abbott's hospital Some of her
brothers have been summoned from
a distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Adams of Grin
nell have come to Oskaloosa to live
and are located at 529 North d street
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams formerly lived
in Oskaloosa. Mr. Adams is employed
by the NJ. & st. L.
Miss Lura Feezer of Mt. Carroll
Ills, is enjoying this week and next
in a visit with her brother Carroll
H. Feezer of the Globe office. She
came to Oskaloosa this week from
Reinbeck, Iowa, with Mrs FeeZer
who was there on a short visit.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Ret
Duffus entertained at her home last
afternoon, twenty young
ladies of Union Mills. members of a
club to which she belonged when re-
siding in that community. Those pres
ent enjoyed a most delightful time.
]. L. Spurgin and wife have moved
from their home, 149 College avenue
to $40 North Market street, occupy
ing the w. c. Reed home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed have purchased the J, B.
Doll home on A. Avenue East, and
will move there. Mr.. and Mrs. Doll
moving one door east into their cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Springer and
daughter of Arkansas City, Kansas,
have come to Oskaloosa to make their
home. Mr.. Springer has accepted the