The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
PERSONAL
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daughter Fern departed this morning
for fanora for few weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. S. C. Martha and daughter Lou.
ella left Friday morning by the way
OF Des Moines for woodward, Dallas
county, Iowa, to visit relatives.
Misses Maud and Pearl Chiljs, OF
Buxton, Iowa, are in the city visiting
their friends, Miss Lynette Herring
ton and Miss Doris Fitzgerald.
Mr.. ald Mrs. C. E. Fraker and son
Master George departed tnis morning
for Yellowstone National Park where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. F. L. Jackson, of Kansas, VINO
has been visiting at the w. r. Reid
home in this city, left this noon for
a visit with friends at Fremont.
Mrs. F. F. Parker and children were
passengers this morning for Ames,
Iowa. for two weeks visit at the pa.
rental Parker and Myers homes.
Mrs. ]. H. Willis departed yesterday
afternoon for Mount Pleasant for
visit WITH her husband, Col. ], H. Will
lis, who is at the hospital there.
Mrs. w. D. Cole departed this morn
ing for Washington, Iowa, for a visit
at the Henry Parkinson home. From
there she will visit friends in the
northern part of tne state.
Mrs. Viola Case Stephenson and son
Frank returned home this afternoon aft
ter spending flew days at the Ton.
Targgart home and attending the fun
eral of her grandfather, ]. c. Myers.
Mrs. E. M. Richardson, who has
been visiting at the home of her uncIe
T. B. Garretsoa, departed this morn
ing for her home in Berkeley, Califor-
MIA, stopping at Omana for few days
on the way.
Mrs. VIM. Duguid and children were
passengers this morling for Prophets
town. H., for visit with the lady 5
mother. Mrs. Geo. Warren, while
awaiting the arrival of their goods at
Rock Island, where Mr.. Duguid will
open tailor shop.
Miss Edith Everett has arrived from
Selma, California, where she taught II
the high school last year, and VIII
spend the remainder of the summer at
the parental Jerry F. Everett home
north of the city She will return to
Selma in September.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips, who has
held the position of chief operator for
the Home Telephone Co. for number
of years, mas resigned that position
AID accepted an offer to work with
Miss Black in the Central Book Store
and expects to make the clange Mon.
day, July Is,
Forrest Kent, son of Chas. Kent OF
Charles City, arrived IN the city last
evening aad spent the night here with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Kent. departing this morning for Rose
Hill where he will speld mis- school
ysctlon with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. A. f. Page returned this morn
ing to her home at Des Moines after
a weeks visit in this city with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Snyder. She was
accompanied home by ner niece, Mrs.
Andrew Willoughby, who will accom-
pany them1lto Lake Superior where
they viii speai the summer.
Alamosa (Colo.) Courier: DR.. Wal
ter C. Davis, popular dentist of Os
kaloosa, Iowa, came to Alamosa last
Friday and purchased the large dental
practice of DR.. w. F. Kelney and took
charge OF the dental parlors Monday
morning. DR.. Davis is graduate of
the Iowa State university and comes
to Alamosa well recommended as a
dentist and gentleman of high stand
ing.
Andy DarnelI, past president OF
the local aerie OF Eagles, and his ac-
companying body guard, President
Dan Kenner, Secretary Newt Sayder
and Trustee viii Jacobs, have return
ed from the state meeting at Council
Bluffs. Mr.. Darnell was nominated
for president Of the state organization
ana missed election to the place by
only two votes. He was thea elected
a grand trustee Of the body.
Ed NJ Anderson, an engineer on theI
Iowa Central, and his wife, living at
623 North B street, are planning toI
start GA an extended trip next week.
They win leave Saturday for Chicago
ana from there will go to New York
City for a short visit with Mr.. Ander
sons brother. After that they Will
sail for Norway where they win visit
his parents who are living in that
country. Ut Gas been twenty-five
years since Mr.. Anderson has see1I
either OF his parents, and he and his
wife are looking forward to the trip
with considerable pleasure.
Des Moiaes Register and Leader:
/. e. Mccabe. a former Iowan. mas
been promoted by the appointment to
tha noeltion of superintendent of the