The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-07-30
PERSONAL.

through Lewis & Van Sickle's sky
light. continues to improve.
Mrs. j. X. Brown, OF Columbus. o,
who has been visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs. George Steward. returned to mel
home last evening via the Burlington.
Mrs. T.. 4. Graham and sons, Harry
Fred and Kenneth, went to New Shar
on yesterday for an over Sunday visit
with Mr.. Graham's mother, Mrs. L. WI
Graham.
Mrs. L. Brown. SON Roy and 6augh-
ter Pearl returned, to their home in
Kirkville last evening after visit
in. the city with the lady's brother,
Peter Parker
Mrs. j. w. carp and children, of
Lorraine, H., and Mrs. o. L. Whitlatch
of Delphos, Ia, will arrive in the city
tonight for a visit with their sister.
Mrs. C. w. Mather.
Mrs. C. M. Mechanics and daughter
Eva, of New Sharon, were visitors in
the city yesterday at the McMaines
and Bolton homes on their way to Al
bfa for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. B. Hale and children. of
Marshalltown, are visiting in the city
at the M w. Cadwallader home on A
avenue east. on their way home from
a visit with relatives at Eidon.
M. G. Sewers and family passed
through the city last evening going to
their home in Hooking after weeks
sojourn at Clear Lake, where they
were visiting at the Geo. w. Sewers
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fairall, of Fair
field. are guests in the city over Sun
day at the home OF their mother, Mrs.
Laura j. Fairall, on their way home
from visit with relatives in north
ern Iowa.
Mrs. w. T. Weibley and daughter
Mildred returned this morning to their
home in Mount Pleasant after z cou-
pie of weeks visit in the city with the
lady's mother, Mrs. Anna Cowan, 40S
North Fourth street.
Mrs Win Forney, wife of Catcher
FOrney, who has been making her
home in this city for several months,
went to Ottumwa this morning for
visit with her husband before going
TO her home in Valparaiso, Ind.
Mrs. c. B. Fisher and Mrs Ida
Keene and daughter Elsie returned
this morning to their homes in OF
tumwa after weeks visit in the city
at the J. Sumner Hayes home on First
avenue east.
Mrs George Workman, of this city,
has been appointed assistant depart
ment Inspector OF the Woman's Relief
Corps The appointment comes as
quite an honor for the lady and the
local corps.
Invitations have been issued for a
party to be given in honor o. Mrs.
Richard c.. Reinecke, OF Sioux City att
the home of Miss Bessie Stafford, No.
COS Fourth avenue east, Thursday
evening. July 80.
Long distance passengers over the
Burlington last evening were: Gus
Drinkle for Chicago, Miss Nellie Ev-
erett for Grand Rapids. Mich, B. N.
Newman for Chicago. and William
Springer and daughter Cora for Los
Angeles, Cal.
Friends in this city have received
copies of a new book, Red Letter
Days" written by Mrs. Eva Salisbury
Barnes. IL is an interesting volume,
devoted especially to incidents of tray
Ell, and is particularly interesting to all
who know the author.
Terry Mays. OF Los Angeles. arrived
in the city last evening for brief Wis
it with his aunt, Mrs. Ralph o'Hara.
The gentleman is en- route home from
Dallas. Texas. where he has been in
attendance at the National Reunion
and Grand Lodge Meeting of the B.
p. o. Elks.
Mrs. Simon Dewhirst and daughter
Marguerite. Of 1925 c avenue east,
left Sunday evening via the Burling
ton route for Pittspurg. Pa. her home,
where she was called by the DEAN
of her brother. They viii remain In
the east month or more visiting
relatives and friends.
Comrades T. w. Hyde and John N.
Martin, OF Phil Kearney Post No. 40.
@. A. r., have been highly honored by
Commander ]. C. Milliman of the De
partment OF Iowa. Certificates OF
their appointment as aides on his
staf were received today. The fay-
ors are appreciated, and the honors
have fallen upon worthy comrades.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mr.. Emmett q. Beeson. Of Cleveland,
o.. arrived IN the city Thursday even
ing and remained today with his par
ents. Adjutant and Mrs. B. A. Bee
son, OF the Soldiers Home. Mrs. Bee
son is at present in Oskaloosa with
relatives, and Mr.. Beeson goes there
this evening. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bee
son win visit here before returning
east.
Manager Frank Boyle. OF the Water
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