The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-08
Personals.
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Is visiting at the parental G, C. Farm
er home.
Mrs. Inez Young was passenger
this morning for Urbana, ILL.,, for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Mate Morris and brother Art
were passengers yesterday afternoon
for Clear Lake for an outing.
Misses Elizabeth and Lucy Collard
were passengers this morning for
Clear Lake for weeks outing.
DR.. ana Mrs. j. q. w. Coke were pas
seagers yesterday for Spirit Lake to
attend the knights Templar Encamp-
ment
Misses Pearl and Maud McElroy de-
parted yesterday for Redfield, Iowa, for
a visit with their grandfather, VIM.
Bradley.
Harry McSpaddea departed this
morning via the Rock Island for ouin-
cy. H., for a yisi with friends AMI
relatives.
Mrs. Mary EdmIndson, of Law
renee, Kansas, arrived yesterday fof
a few weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. E. H. Owens.
David Cunningham, Of Bridgeport,
Conn, is in the city for visit with
his brother, w. T. Cunningham, on
North Market street.
Miss Mary. Donnelly has returned
to her home in this city from Des
MONIES where she graduated as nurse
from the Mercy hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson arrived
nome yesterday from Cedar Falls
where she has bee attending the
state Normal School. She win be
here month or more.
Miss Maud Collins and friend, Miss
Nellie Roeback, who have been visit
ing at the parental j. M. Collins home
were passengers yesterday afternoon
for Chicago to resume their posts of
3 duty,
Miss Alice Brock has returned from
a two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Berry, at Washington. She was ac-
c0fnpanied home by her cousin, Miss
Stella Berry, who will visit her for a
few days.
Mrs. L. E. Stevens an employe OF
the Miss Leibforth dressmakflg estab-
lishmen, leaves this evening for OF
tumwa to attend the funeral of nerl
niece, Mrs. Stevens, one of the victims
Of the launch accident
Mrs. Andrew Good, who was operat-
ed upon few weeks ago at the OF
tumwa hospital, has returned to her
home in this city. Her condition is
considerably better, which viii be
good news to her friends.
L. d. Potter, a clerk in the McQuis- |
ton grocery on High avenue east, is
confined to his home with blood pois- |
oning. While at work at the store
a few days ago he scratched his hand |
on a nail. Nothing was thought of
the little accident until blood poison |
developed. He is under the care of |
doctors and his friends hope for a
Speedy recovery.
Miss Stella Pickens departed yes
terday for Ottumwa for a visit with |
her mother, Mrs. Lee Pickens who |
has been confined in the Ottumwa |
hospital Several weeks ago Mrs. |
Pickens had a serious operation per
formed and her condition for a time |
hut ha 10 Inn /
proved now and will return to her
home in. this city as soon as abe to
make the trip.
Mace Hagan was in Abba Thursday |
to attend the first of series of driy-
ing matinees to be held IN that place.
He comes home filled TO the brim |
with enthusiasm over his experience.
He says that the whole town turned
out for the matinee. The band was
present and program Of seven or
eight races including some running
events, was successfully carried out. |
Many Of the stores of the city closed
up for the afternoon and the Fair
Grounds looked like meeting of the
Fair association.
Yesterday the Shelton twins enter
tanned some of their little friends at
their home. No. S15 Second avenue
east, in honor of their fourth birth
day. They receive many useful pres
ents. The afternoon was spent very
enjoyably by the little folks. At four
O'Clock the Misses Deane Verstage,
Frankie Dunshee and Grace Shelton
served them with ice cream and cake
The table was daintily decorated with
sweet peas and nasturtiums The
following little ones were present:
Fanny and Blanche Hayes, Irene Old
ham, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Carol Dun
shee. Brother McGregor, Clarence Yer
stage, Enid and Edna Shelton.
lFrom Mondays DaiIy.J
Miss Ruth Schilling departed last
evening for Abba for visit with rel
atives
Miss Carrie Pidgin, Of Buxton, is in
the city visiting her friend, Miss Elya