The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-10-04
PERSONALS
iFrom saturday's Daily.l

Ottumwa, going down on business.
Pat Stanton was a passenger this
morning for Sigourney on business.
Fritz Haber and wife left this morn
ing for ottumwa for few days visit
with friends.
Il. Edris was passenger yesterday
over the Rock Island for Brookston,
Indiana, on visit.
Miss Mildred Stems, of Ainsworth,
is visiting at the DR.. Tony residence
on North Third street.
Mrs. w. Shaw returned yesterday to
her home in New Sharon after visit
ing friends in Clark county.
Rev. D. Dunkleberger left this
morning for Pulaski, where he will oc-
cupy the Christian church pulpit to-
morrow.
Miss Gladys Hoffman, left this
morning for Ottumwa for an over Sun
day visit with her friend, Miss Dell
Blackford
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull, of West Virginia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tharp, of Abba, are
visiting Mrs. Bomar and her sister,
Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. j. G. Griffey passed through
the city this morning on her way to
her home in Belle PLANE after visit.
De In A1hia
H. A. LaRue and son Merle left this
morning for Rose Hill to assist the
Rose Hill Odd Fellows band at the
Odd Fellows picnic at Wright today.
Lew Lewis has been drawn on the
federal grand jury and has received
summons to appear at Keokuk on
October 18th for duty with that body.
Lynnville Star: c. o. Macy has
been elected to position on the Penn
college board of trustees. Mr.. Macy
is an active business man and will
give strength to the board.
Miss Dick Tenant arrived in the
city yesterday for an over Sunday
visit with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Shep-
pard Miss Tenant is now attending
the State university at Iowa City.
GrinneI1 Herald: R. J. Baker of
Oskaloosa bought so horses at good
prices here Saturday Mr.. Baker is
one Of the old reliable horse buyers, |
on whom the horse sellers of this vi.
entity have come to depend.
New Sharon Star: John Penland |
and son of Oskaloosa came up with a
crowd from that city to attend the
fair John was raised here; had not
been in town for Is years, and is suf.
ficiently rotund to be councilman or
mayor.
DIR. Alva Hull has resigned his posi- /
tiontion with the army in the Philip
pines and is coming home. He had
but few months more to serve but
S anxious to see his father, e. c.
Hull, who has been confined to his
lone in New Sharon for months by
paralysis.
Knoxville Express: u. w. Morri-
ION celebrated his. thirty-fifth anniver-
iary as an employee of the G. B. & @.
abroad last Thursday by making his
egular run between Des Moines and
Abba. He is 62 years old and has
,een railroading ever since he wasl
z. In all these years for the %" he
las had but three Tuns-from Des
doines to st. Joe, 20 years; Ottumwa
o ,Creston, years; and has been s D.,
years in his present position. Ei
Newton Journal: Word was receiv-
d here late Friday evening by Judge
". G. Clements that his nephew, Har-
I'D Clements, who is about Is years ,
I'D and the son of Mrs. l.. r. Glenn '
snts of Harvey, Iowa, was accidental {
y shot Friday evening. The bullet ]
entered just below the heart, going
through the body and lodging in the
back Just under the cover of the skin.
The young man was taken home as
soon as possible and physicians were
summoned and the bullet was cut !
from beneath the skin. He has a
lighting chance of recovery.
Paul Bonebrake departed this morn
Ing for Ottumwa for short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Louise Blattner and Mrs.
Laura Dougherty arrived last evening
from Prairie City. II
Mrs. E. NJ. Cook, of Sheridan, Wyo.,
is visiting in the city, CUES, at the
home of Levi Cook.
Mrs. C. H. Evans returned this
morning to her home in Hilton after
a few days visit with friends here.
Mrs. w. H. Berkey entertained the
officers of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Central NJ. E. church at dinner
yesterday.
Rev. D. L. Dunkleberger departed
this morning for Floris, Iowa, where
he will occupy the Christian church
pulpit tomorrow.
Major Mrs. Smith returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines