The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-15
Personals.
(Flola Saturdays DailY)

SoiIaA 10 altSlu the lunSiai VI Sn"S.
Turner. 90
Mrs. r, C. Lofiand and Miss Helen
Loiiand have departed for Denver
Colo. for brief sojourn.
N. L. Hayworth. of Moberly. Mo-.
was visitor In the city today at the
John Stafford and Caldwell homes.
Miss verda Minkler was a passen-
ger tais morning for Waterloo for a
weeks visit with her friend, Mrs.
Reynolds.
Mrs. NJ. e. Pilgrim and so1 Clyie
were passengers yesterday afternoon
for Grlnnell for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. John Siebel returned last ey-
ening from Des Moines where she was
visiting with her daughter Mrs. z.
c. Smith.
Miss Lena McCurdy was a passen-
ger Thursday for Denver, Col, for a
few weeks visit with her friend, Mrs.
Mabel Loring- Powell
Miss Nora oelke returned this
morning to her home at Omaha, Nebr.,
after few days visit in the city with
her aunt. Mrs. Smits.
Judge and Mrs Ben Mccoy were
passengers this morning via the Iowa
Central for Norfolk. Va, to attend the
jamestown Exposition.
nrso. rroto.. Ut-txu,ood - nao
Moines, who has been visiting her
friend. Miss Alma Hambleton, return
ed yesterday to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Patterson, Of
Monmouth. H., arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon for a visit with
their daughter, MRS. c. j. Burton.
Mrs. f. A. Brown, of Nebraska City,
came in yesterday for an extended
visit at the parental J. C. Sellers
home. Mr.. Brown expects to join
her in short time.
Rev. Lurana NJ. Terrell has finally
accepted the matronship of the Girls
Dormitory of Central Holiness Uni
versity, which position was offered
to her some time ago.
win p. Sanders and wife returned
yesterday from an extended visit in
Denver and other points in Colorado,
where they spent about three weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bobby, of
Keokuk, who were here in attendance
Inff flr L.
home yesterday morning. They were
guests at the Walraven home
Mrs and hrs. Richard Hyde, of PEG
ria. ILL.,. who have been visiting at the
parental Thomas Hyde nome in this
city for several iays.left yesterday
afternoon for visit at Mason City.
Mrs. George Churchill and children
OF Keswick. former residents Of oSka-
loosa, passed through here yesterday
on their way to Algona TO visit tieI
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bcwser.
Robert Fallberg is visiting with
Cassie McBurney and wife in Ottumwa
this week Mr. and Mrs. McBurney
are planning on leaving for Chicago
In a short time where they will locate
permanently.
Miss Helen Perkins, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Thursday for a brief
visit at the parental W. ]. Perkins
home at sos North b street. Miss
Perkins viii go from here to Car
thage. Mo-, where she has accepted q
schools
Mrs. W. w. Webb and children re-
turned last evening from Keithsburg
where they have been camping on
the Mississippi river. Mrs. Webb's
parents and sister live in that city and
while there they attended a large re-
union of the Willett family.
Rev. j. c. Willets returned yester-
day from Blue Rapids. Kan, where
he has been attending a reunion of
the Winter family, departing this
morning for Newton where he win
preach tomorrow. His family viii ar
rive home the first of the week.
Mrs. Theo. Lillard OF San Francis
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kalbach on
North Third street. The lady will be
remembered TO Oskaloosa people as
Miss Theo White who visited in the
city a number of years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Lineau, of De
troit, who have been in the city for
short visit at the J. w. Jones home
on second avenue east. departed this
afternoon for Des Moines, and from
there will proceed to Cheney. Wash,
where Mr.. Lineau is instructor in the
schools.
Mrs. E. H. Tuttle. of Minneapolis,
ami sister Mrs. H. H. Hoag, of Mar
shaIIeown. who have been yi-itingI
with their sister. Mrs. Sarah Hoover.
returned yes'erday afternoon to Mrs.
Hoag's home 10 MarshallIown, where
Mrs. futile will visit before returning
10 Minneapolis.