The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-25
Personals



Cricket were passengers this morning
for Chicago on sight seeing trip.
Mrs. c. F. Hicks returned last even
ing from a couple OF weeks visit a
the parental Jansen home at Eldora.
Mrs. L. Milton Williams was pas
senger this morning for Shepar 'syille
Mich. where she will conduct meet
ings
Mrs. Ed Valentine and daughter
Della returned Sunday morning from
three weeks visit with relatives al
Lincoln, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenblatt, daugh
ter Amy and son Art were passengers
via the Burlington Saturday evening
for Chicago for visit.
Nile oldham returned this morning
10 his work az Des Moiles after an
over Sunday visit at the parental Old
ham home In this city.
Mrs. Geo. Slamel and mother Mrs
Frynoff, we're called TO Burlington Sat
urday evening by the serious illness
Of the lady's sister, Mrs. Ensign.
Mrs. Richard Burke and daughters
Mary and Ada departed Saturday ev,
ening for Sigourney for Sunday visit
at the parental John Burke home.
Mrs. John Arnold AMI Two young
sons will leave this evening for
months visit with Mrs. Arnoli's
mother, Mrs. E. A, Ernst, in Spring
field, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Garner receiv-
ed a telegram Saturday summoning
them to Green Bay, Wisconsin, to the
bedside of the ladys father, who is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. G. C. Brown and son, Master
Chester, of Des Moines, came to the
city this afternoon for an extended
visit at the parental Joseph Jones
home on West First avenue.
Mrs. Byron Harris and son Bobby
left this morning for Rapid City, Iowa,
where they will join the parental
Ramsay family and spend a couple OF
weeks at their summer nome.
Word has been received mere that
Paul Sewers stood the trip west in
good shape. The party stopped at
Fort Morgan, and after rest there
VIII go on to Colorado Springs.
Rev. A. NJ. Duboc went TO Hedrick
Sunday to preach at the Baptist
church. as their pastor, Rev. Orr
Campbell. formerly of this city, is
taking his vaction in Minnesota.
Miss Jean Christie, of Toronto, Ca7.,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
from Chicago, where she has been Wis
ting relatives, for an extended visit
with her brother, Fred Christie and
family.
Miss Carrie Stewart, of Salt Lake
City, arrived in the city this morning
FOR a visit with her parents, Mr.. a1d
Mrs. Geo. Stewart She is On her way
to New York City on goods buying
trip for her store.
john Bell, who has long been the
Herali's correspondent at Beacon, mas
moved to Sewers, where he will make
his permanent home. His friends
win be glad to hear from him often
through the columns Of the paper.
Mr.. ald Mrs. ]. A. Rominger and
daughter Dorothy, OF Long Beach, Cal,
arrived this morning for a visit with
Mrs. Rominger's mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Baker. Mr.. Rominger will leave
IN a few days on short business trip
to Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Foehlinger re-
turned this morning via Marshalltown
after a three weeks visit in Los Al
geles. Cal While away they had the
pleasure OF meeting Fred Logan, the
web known musical director with the
Maude Adams Co. They report a
splendid time.
Mrs. Park Findely, Of Beloit, Kan,
ana daughter, Mrs. Mary Anderson,
aid son, Park Findely, Jr., Of Bloom
field, VINO have beel visiting at the
home of the lady's brother, w. II.
Wray, on South B street for the past
couple of weeks, returned tnis morn
ing to their homes.
Mrs. Mary MeKanna returned Satur-
day evening from two weeks visit
with her sisters, Mrs. David Huse and
Mrs. Harry S. Woodruff, of Omaha,
Nebr. She was accompanied home by
her nephews, Harry and Earl Wood,
run, who will visit at the home of
their grandfather, c. Woodruff, and
other relatives here.
Friday evening twenty-four relatives
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Barrows gath.
cred at their nome on East c avenue
to celebrate the forty-third a1niyers
airy OF their wedding. which occurred
in 1864 at Keokuk, Iowa. Eight chill
dren OF this family have been born,
with an equal number of boys AID
girls, ANA thus far never death has
broken the continued happiness Of the
larga family Mrs Rarrowts' dafiehf.sr