The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-07-23
Personals.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs, D. G. Parker was in Fremont
over Sunday, visiting with Mrs. Henry
Stacy.
Mr.. Louie Rosenbaum departed
yesterday for few weeks visit with
relatives In st. Louis.
Keokuk County News: Gladys Eel
ker left for Oskaloosa Tuesday morn
ing, where she will make visit.
Grinnell Herald: c. F. Chord has
purchased a barber shop at Oskaloosa
and given up his work at Bonyata's
shop.
Miss Clyde Swarens has returned
to her home in Joplin, Mo-, after an
extended visit among friends in the
city.
Mrs. 10 Hoyt and daughter zoe, OF
Chandler, Okla, are here for . visit
with relatives, guests at the w. IL
Kalbach home.
Colfaz Clipper: Miss Lou Hawkins
of Oskaloosa, and sister, Mrs. Sarah e
Arnold, of Lynnville, are guests al
the Rest Home.
Morris Hirsch, of the Bee Hive
left yesterday for Colfax, Ia, for a
brief rest and recreation. Mrs. Hirsct
will accompany him.
Mrs. c, L. Bafnhpuse and daughter
Dorothy returned Tuesday evening
from an over-Sunday visit at the pa
rental Scott home in Eddyville.
Keokuk County Press: George
Brown and Fern and Gladys Brown
of Oskaloosa, visited at W. w
Browns last week. George is a sor
of w. w. and the girls are grand
daughters. H+- .-f
Colfax Clipper: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
White, of Oskaloosa, were over-Sun
day guests of Colfax friends. Mr.
White was formerly employed in thu
Coal company's office. He is now {
successful business man of Oskaloosa
Waterloo Courier: S. F. Finley
who will be associated in the future
with the Waterloo Furniture & Carpe
Co., arrived in the city yesterday will
his family from Oskaloosa. They VIII
make their home at S63 West Fourt!
| street.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Anna Jone
was in the city a few days the for,
part of the week looking after bus
ness matters and her hotel property
She returned to Oskaloosa yesterda,
afternoon.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. rranI
Holmes. of Omaha, accompanied b.
her son and daughter, VINO had beel
visiting with her mother, Mrs. +. 4
Holmes in this city and with friends a
Oskaloosa, went this week to Clea
Lake for ar outing.
Cedar Rapids Record: Mrs. J.
Voorhees, returned recently from Osks
loosa. where she visited her age
father, ]. w. Ryan and a brother
Reason Ryan. She also took tri
| to Pella to see her husbands motI.el
Mrs. Benjamin Gardner.
Hobart Harvey, the young lad VIII
was recently injured in being scope
on by a horse and who has been "lai
up for repairs" at the Abbott hospital
was removed yesterday to his home
the Edgar Harvey place northwest 0
the city. He has practically recover
ed from the effects of the injuries.
Conductor ]. Frank Snyder. VIII
took the Shriners special train fror
| Peoria to st. Paul and return,
again at his home in the city and h
has much of an interesting nature I
relate cuncerning the big meeting
The Iowa Central's big train was
success in every way and was pleas
ing to its many patrons.
Clinton Herald: Mr.. Bert Elmo Hun
of Chicago, and Miss Opal NJ. s.'
Names, OF Oskaloosa, Ia, were ma
ried in Morrison Friday evening, at tn
Presbyterian parsonage. The youn
couple will make their home in thi
city, where the groom is engaged /
operating an electric theatre.
Misses Ethel Wells and Garnet ga,
lor left early this morning for ,'eori;
H., from whence they win go to Oh
cago TO visit with Miss Wells rel'
] ives Later they will go to sout