The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-30
PERSONAL
(From saturdays Daily


Miss Mary Sewers of Minneapolis.
who has been visiting her brother, Dot
Sewers OF Hooking, during the past
week, is in the city for brief visit
among friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ Cowan have
removed from the Beecher place on
First avenue east, where they have
resided several months. to the resi-
dence property at the corner Of A ave
nue. and Sixth street and they will oc-
cupy the place jointly with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Wagstaff and family.
City Solicitor Chas. Q. orvis is
home from Abilene, Kansas, where he
went to try the personal injury suit
against c. w Parker, owner of the,
Parker Amusement Company, Miss
Almyr Colwell, a sister of Art Col.
well, formerly of this city, was the
plaintiff The young lady received a
personal injury, the fracture of an
ankle, at one of the entertainments
of the Parker Amusement Company
when the Parker Carnival Company
was in the city several years ago,
The injury became permanent and
suit was brought against the owner.
of the property. Mr.. Orvis went to
Kansas to try the case and received
word yesterday to the effect that the
Jury had returned verdict for $500
in favor of the plaintitf.
The officers and board of the Chris
tian church tendererd q farewell recep
tion to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foehlins-
er, who leave soon for their new home
in Los Angeles, at the c. Nj. Porter
home on North Eighth street Wednes-
day evening. About forty members
of the board and members of the
church were present. An excellent
supper was served by Mrs. Porter.
DIR. Fleener was POSTMASTER, Dr.
Rodgers told of Mr.. Foehlinger's ser
vice on the church board during the
past thirty-three years, and his splen-
did work. He then presented Mr.. ana
Mrs. Foehlinger with a beautiful ma,
hogany case clock, Inc gift of the
board. Mr. and Mrs. Foehlinger re
sponded Mr.. Porter also gave short
address. followed py prayer by Rev.
S. H. Zendt The guests departed to
their homes at late hour, wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Foehlinger happiness and
success in their new home.
(From Mondays Daily
Hon. Cyrus Beede is lying very i'll
at his home on North Market street,
and his condition approaches a crit.
ical stage.
Mrs. Jennie Dixon and daughter.
Miss Clara. went to Jefferson town
ship yesterday to attend the funeral
Of Ross Eveland.
Mrs. Link Jackson. of Des Moines.
arrived Nhis Rening for a couple of
weeks visit with her friend, Mrs.
Charles Bacon.
Mrs. Kate Ware Davis returned
last evening from few days visit
with her brother. d. c. Ware, at Gil
bert Station. Iowa.
MISS Gdll godlNbCll lCNhAhNN SHiS
morning to her studies at Central
college at Pella after a Sunday visit
at the parental home.
Mrs. c. T. Phillips and children, jay
and Julia, returned to their home in
Leighton this morning after visit
at the parental Jerry Riggs home on
North l. street.
Mrs. F. C. Sampson and children
have returned to their home in Oma-
ha They were called to the city
by the death of the lady's brother,
John Armstrong.
M. E.Willnnson returned this morn
ing to his home at Chapulca, Kansas,
after few days visit with his son,
Claude Wilkinson. of the Central Ho,
liness university.
BIr. and Mrs. w. r. Munden, OF
North d street, were passengers last
evening for Centerville, Wash, for a
visit with the gentleman's brother, J,
/. Munden, and family.
Mrs. James Dewitt and son, James