The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-04-16
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Harris and so
Jack, of Abba, were Sunday vi5itor
at the John II. Ramsay. Sr home
J. l. Roberts went to Pella thi
morning where he win work for Johl
Wiser contractor of that place.
Manager John J. Jaclkley of the os
kaloosa Saddlery Co. went to Council
BLUFFS this morning on business trip
Miss Vera Wooster returned THU
morning from a weeks visit at tn,
parental ALI Wooster home in Erie
Kansas.
Miss Hattie Douglas has accepted
a position with the Frankel Dry Good:
Co.. having charge of the waist de
partment
Mrs. c. T. McFadden was a pas
senger via the Rock Island this morn
ing for Colorado Springs, Col. for {
visit with relatives.
s. w. White turned this morning
to Des Moines to the Miners and
Operators conference after Sunday
visit at his home on North Third
street
Mr., Chas. Z. Campbell secretary OF
the Merchants and Bankers Fire Ins
Co. of Des Moiness spent sunday here
guest at the C. E. Jones home on
A avenue east.
Miss Pearl Brrket returned Satur
day from Davenport where she has
been attending the Southeastern Iowa
Teachers convention and visiting her
friend, Mrs, Symon Walling
Tullis Brewer one Of the Central
Holiness University students who in
jGred himself several weeks ago and
who has been confined in the Abbott
hospital, is very much improved and
will leave the hospital in a few days.
President w. w. White, Vice Presi-
dent Jacob Ritter, Secretary Edwin
Perry OF the State U. NJ. w. A. and
National Vice President John P. White
of the National organization, returned
this morning TO resume their work on
the wage scale at Des Moines.
officer Art Walls, of the city police
force. was in Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Something OF mystery was connected
with the hurried visit The boys are
Offering congratulations today and
asking for cigars. The allegations
made are of a somewhat felicitous
nature ga
y. .teatenAln. Bye, Of Eddyyille, presi.
dent OF the Sunday School depart,
ment of the Oskaloosa Baptist asso-
citation, was visitor In the city Sat
urday comforting with President How
ard Kirk of the B. Y. p U. regarding
the big rally TO be neld in this city
this week H
Will Kikendell who has been visit
ing at the home OF his brother. o. A.
Kikendall, for a couple Of days left
last evening for Alton where he viii.
engage in business and make his
home. Tie gentleman has been in
the east and came by the way of os-
kaloosa to visit his brother who he
had not seen for number of years.
A happy family reunion occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
s. Burris, No. S07 Seventh avenue
east. Those present from a distance
were Mrs. Burris' son, Clarence Coffin,
wife and two sons, of Hynes, and
daughter, Mrs. Pearle Matthews, and
daughter, Miss Una, of near Buxton.
II had been a number Of years. since
the family had been together and the
occasion was unusually happy and
enjoyable. A big dinner was served.
Miss Nellie Hamilton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, was
hostess Saturday afternoon TO com
pany OF about thirty-fiye of her little
friends at her home. No. 32S North.
Eighth street, upon the occasion Of
the fifth anniversary of her birth. The
guests had a most enjoyable after
noon What did they do? What
didn't these young folks do. would be
more easily told They had a good
time-such a time as only tots can
nave. uSlc was Il HbS uliuci Win
o birthday cake all lit up with real
candles, and then there were animal
cookies. candies, &c cream and a.
host Of other good things. Goodbyes
were hidden with reluctance and each
and every one OF the youngsters en-
tertained declared it was the best
ever.
Miss Jennie Pickerell went to Des
Moines this morning for few days
visit with her sister Miss Carrie
PickerelI, and friends.
Miss Blanche Landfear returned
this noon TO her home in Wright after
a couple OF days visit in the city with
her brother. Ben Landfear.
Mrs. Geo Thompson and son How
ard returned last evening from a visit
with Mr.. Thompson's sisters. Misses
Emma and Mary Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Baayn of Eldon.
visited In the city yesterday with Mrs.
c. De Booi. going TO Pella this morn
ing for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Emily Ayey-Beman and sons.