The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-09-05
Personals
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home Saturday after weeks visit in
Delta.
Harry Townes. Of Omaha, Is IN the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Dick Tenant was a passen
ger yesterday for Rock island, ILL.,, o.
business trip.
Stewart Hixon and family have re
turned from a few days visit with
relatives at Winfield
MISS Sarah Jones has returned from
a visit in Chicago with ner friend
Miss Lenora Gatewooi.
Chas. Foehlinger accompanied the
remains of Mrs. Harriet o. Davis &c
What Cheer yesterday.
Miss Letta McKa1na has returned
from Abba, where she visited her
friend. Miss Nellie Dull.
Merrill Coffin returned home today
from his visit with friends and rela
tives at ThornbuGg, Ind aH
Tama Herald: Miss Louise Ryan
Of Oskaloo'a, is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. CoVeny.
Guy Bacon has returned from a
months visit with mis- sister, Mrs
Bert Hanna, of Plattsrnouth. Neb.
Miss Lena Garner, of New Sharon,
opened her school at Pekay yester
day, where she will teach during this
term.
William Gibson, of Des Moines, is
taking the place of Miss Georgia Welt
eel as ticket agent at the Rock Island
station during ner absence.
Miss 10 Martin returned Saturday
evening from a TWO months visit al
the lakes and at the home of ner sis
ter, Mrs. Roy Seaton. of Chicago.
Miss Minnie Rhodes is home from
Kansas City, where she has been
spending the past five weeks as the
guest OF her brother, A. F. Rhodes.
Miss Hattie Grace has resumed her
duties at the Iowa Central station as
stenographer to superintendent c. S.
Hayden, after a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lee Picken arrived home last
evening from Ottumwa, where she
had been in the hospital undergoing
an operation. one returned much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith, OF Clica-
60. nave arrived in the city for a
visit with the lady's mother, Mrs. Nor
gan. and win probably make their
home here.
Sigourney News: Mrs. P. Stanton
and daughters, Mrs Ward James,
came in from Oskaloosa Wednesday
morning Go visit with relatives and at.
tend 10 business matters.
The marriage license record for
August SHOWS an increase of two owe:
the business of the previous month,
making the number of licenses grant
Ell during the past month 20.
Muscatine Journal: Miss Amy Sher-
berger, of oskaloosa, who has been
visiting at the Sherberger home on
Fourth street, for the past week, de-
parted for her home yesterday after.
aeon.
Bloomfield News: Mrs. ]. A. Romin-
ger and little daughter, Dorothy, Went
70 oskaioosa Friday, where they will
be Joined in a few Hays by Mr.. Rom
niger. and go on to their home at
Long Beach, Cal.
Prof Alfred Williams, formerly
physical science teacher in the Oska-
loosa high school, passed through the
city yesterday on his way to Morning
Sun, where he has been elected super
intendeat of the schools.
Charlottesville News: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. T. Smith, of Washington, ami Mrs.
Stanley Logan AM paby, of Oskaloosa,
came down from Washington this
morning and drove to Olds to visit at
the Rev. Mr.. Smith home.
Williamsburg Journal-Tribune: Miss
Ethel johnson, who had been spending
the summer with relatives in Oskaloo-
sa, returned last week. She will at
tend school in Oskaloosa the coming
term and will leave next week.
Miss Martha Howell and Miss Kate
Howell arrived in Oskaloosa Saturday
evening after two months visit with
relatives and friends in Oklahoma.
They report very pleasant trip and
things looking fine in that country.
Williamsburg Journal Tribune: Misses
Blanche and Anna Bair returned on
Monda to their school work at o.
kaloosa. The ladies came up TO as
sist In the musical program OF the
meeting at Pilot Grove church. They
are fine yocalists and their assistance
was fully appreciated.
Mrs. G. c. Wallet ami daughters,
Helen and Lucille, have returned from
a three weeks visit In Omaha, Lin
coin and Fremont, Nebr. In Fremont
they were guests at the home
OF W. II. Frost, formerly rector OF the
st. James Episcopal church of this
city, and Witnessed the services at