The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-05-16
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily,

morning for Grinnell TO attend meet
ing OF the Epworth League cabinet o
the Oskaloosa district.
Mrs. Thos. Coyne, residing at 81;
North ID street, returned last even
ing from Nevada, Iowa, where she
was called by the death of relative
Mrs e. j. Waters. of this city, ana
Mrs. Martha j. Marsh, of Rose Hill
departed this morning for Crawfords-
vile, Indiana, where they will attend
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Myers. Mrs. Myers
is a sister OF the ladies.
Rev. David George Of Williamsburg
and Rev. Roberts of Columbus June
ton accompanied Rev. Lloyd VII
Hams OF this city went to Givin yes.
terday afternoon, where they will con
duct special meetings in the Welsh
Congregational church, lasting through
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Emma Myers AID children, OF
Denver, Col, who have been visiting
at tne parental Ike Myers home, re,
turned this morning to their home.
They win stop at Kansas City en-
route to visit relatives. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Myers, who
win visit them for a week or two.
Miss Mabel E. Fritz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fritz, of this
city, who was formerly teacher in
the Keendall Green school at Wash
ington, d. c., has lately accepted a
position as a teacher in the Iowa
State School for the Deaf at Council
Bluffs.
r. ]. Ray, the popular travelling
salesman, has given up mis- position
with the C. C. Prouty wholesale gro
Gerry of Des Moines. TO accept sim
liar place with the Irwin Phillips Dry
Goods Co, at Keokuk Mr. Ray will
enter on mis- new work Monday, and
as all will be glad to know will make
0skaloosa his headquarters.
Concerning the aged father of
Judge Ben Mccoy of this city the
Wnat Cheer Patriot says: Elder Jas.
Mccoy of this city will celebrate his
S5th birthday May 18th. He is hale
and hearty and comes down town ey-
ny day. He seems good for the rest
OF hundred years and we hope he
continues in health to enjoy them
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. C. A. Yer
Nicer is still very sick woman, Inc
trouble being nervous prostration. On
Thursday evening of last week she
was taken to the home of her sister.
Mrs John H. Ramsay, in oskaloosa,
where she will remain through ner
prospective conyalescence. Mr.. Yer
Nicer remained with the sick woman
from Thursday until Saturday and
then came home, returning to Oska.
loosa the same evening.
Abba Union: Rev. Luke Burdock,
the NJ. E. mlaister at Thornburg,
Iowa, accompanied by his wife, is a
guest of his brother Harry, OF the
Burdock-Smith Clothing Store. Mrs.
Burdock will accompany them to Col
orado and California They leave to.
morrow night When Rev. Burdock
decided to go west he was going
alone, but his church sisters planned
to have his wife accompany him and
presented ner with 800 for the trip.
From Mondays DaiIy.)
Ernest Campbell. of Abba, was a
visitor in the city yesterday with
friends.
Delta Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Holly of
oskaloosa spent one day this week at
the Clarence Dunn home.
Keokuk County News: Misses Mary
and Anna Kelly and Dudly Kelly went
TO oskaloosa Saturday morning.
Mrs. ]. W. Heki left this morning
for Eddyyille for few days visit at
tne parental Boucher home.
Miss Ethel Hines, Of Pean college.
was an over Sunday visitor at the pa
rental Hines home near Tracy.
Lloyd Harris, OF Abba, was a Sun
day visitor in the city at the parental
A. B. Harris nome On East A avenue.
Mira. A. Smith returned this morn
ing TO her home at .uuscatine after a
weeks visit in this city with friends.
Mrs. Essie Parr left this morning
for MarshaIltown for a months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. l. H. Coryell
Montezuma Republican: Harry Hall.
who has been visiting in oskaloosa
the past few weeks. returned home
Monday.
Springdale News; William Mather
and daughter. Mrs. Sylvester Jones.
we're attending Friends meeting at os-
kaloosa part Of last week.
Mrs, r. B. stringer returned this
morning 10 ner home at Blakesburg
after spending Sunday in this city
with her friend, Miss Lizzie Liefus.
Mrs. Stella Fenwick returned this
morning to her home at Des Lioines