The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-29

SATURDAY 10 WISH ueT uduSHtCT mTS
Earl Augustine
/ Mrs. Gertrude Wimar of Des Moines
is here for few days visiting her sis
tier Mrs. Arch Miller.
Arthur Walling was home from
work at Grinnell and Iowa College
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Strang, of Des Moines,
was guest of her sister Mrs. John
Roebling for few days.
Mathew Wright and family of Har.
vey. spent Sunday here visiting with
his sister, Mrs. w E. Hall.
Senator Mitchell and sister, Mrs.
Amy Timbrel who is his stenographer,
spent the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Lowell returned to
their home in Minneapolis, Mimi, this
morning following few days visit
here. ....a
Mrs. Otto Messer, of North A street,
was operated on at the Mahaska Hos
pital Saturday and is getting along
very nicely.
Rev. ond Mrs. L. NJ. Grigsby left
Sunday morning for Omaha, Nebr,, be.
ing suddenly called by the death of
brother-in-law.
Mrs. Josephine Conner, son Lloyd
Conner and daughter Miss GenevieVe
Conner spent Sunday visiting in
deithsburg, Ill.
Miss Carrie Beemis went to Mason
City Saturday afternoon to be a
guest of the home of her sister Mrs.
Eannie Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Anderson
lrove up from Ottumwa yesterday and
spent the afternoon with friends in
he city. II
Mrs. Elmer Bryan, of sos Second
avenue east was a passenger to Os-
:eola this morning going to spend the
week with her sister, Mrs. ]. F. Moy-
rs and family.
Ross Remington, who was away
With the boys at the border, is back
gain in his old place at Dolls. He
vent from Oskaloosa as private anu :
anne back a corporal. .. ..- !,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hatfield and :
aughters Misses Ruth and Mary and
Iaster Laurence spent the week end
n Des Moines at the home of their !,
on and brother j. Paul Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kalbach and :,
har rntlIrnaI hnmn from
n extended visit and trip to Florida. :,
lr. Kalbach was elected director =
( the Oskaloosa school board during .
is absence. II
/ Mahaska county last Thursday ana Fl
riday on the improved conditions of h
owa schools, appeared before crowd U
d house at every engagement. At [
.akonta Friday night the hall was
arked.
Mildred McIlvian, of Delaware, o.
hio, spent Sunday in Oskaloosa try
lg to represent her uncles and aunts :,
falling. Some of her relatives live
| the old home place where Uncle
enry was born, near Delaware.
On Sunday evening at midnight.
ev and Mrs. Milton Williams of
University Park, left for an extended
tour, going first to Indian v
polls, Ind. and from there to Ark
lsas City, Kansas Mrs. Williams "a
ill be with him during the month of tr
pril and then she will return to Os
iloosa for d few weeks. v
Carroll H. Feezer has been obliged 1e
resign his position as the fourth
ce president of the Epworth League es
'eatly to the regret of the member tr
lip. Mr.. Feezer has been a diligent Ii
orker in the interests of the league
I'd although the cabinet felt Obliged tn
accept his resignation, no successor he
Is yet been elected. Bt
Mrs. T. p. Johnson No. 1l16 South
arket street is severely i'll with heart SC
ouble, valvular leakage and is I'M af
lie to leave her bed. She had been o.
lite i'll previously but was convslesc-
Wnen the more serious nearL ~
ouble developed and she has been ae
owing worse from day to day. She
as able to be on her feet until iast
eek and is now in rather serious
ndition -
W;
Miss Juanita Potts, student of the ne
'kaloosa High school, aged 16 years,
lying at Abbott Hospital critically :,
the result of an attack OF appen- 7
citis She was operated upon in the no
pc of saving the young life but the
pendix was ruptured and the result
the case will be in doubt several u
ys. The girl is regarded as critical NJ
day. Miss Potts is niece OF "'
unciiman Albert Mendenhall with
lom she has been living several gu
ars. She appeared in her usual ex- ID
lent health Sunday morning up I'M tic
Immediately after dinner nor had
e noticed or felt any previous symp- he
ms Of the trouble. no
Miss Hart of Lacey was an Oska- M
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