The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-20
PERSONAL
(From saturday,s pailyl

visit with friends.
Miss Erma Dalbey. of ottumwa. i
in the city visiting at the home G
friends and acquaintances.
Henry wetherell went to De
Moines this morning for brief visi
with his son. Frank Wetherell.
T. M. Averill. of Lincoln, Nebr., VIII,
has been visiting relatives here, re
turned last evening to his home.
Mrs. George Goss, OF Centerville
was in the city this week, a guest al
the home of her cousin, Mrs. Harry
Evans
Miss Winnie Lutz of Ottumwa, was
visitor in the city touay with her
friend, Miss Grace Hill, on her way
to Grinnell.
Henry T. Head, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, president OF the oskaloosa Fuel
& Light Co., was business visitor
in the city yesterday.
DR.. w. b. Hanna, Of Mass City,
Mich, is expected in the city today,
called here by the Illness of his
brother, j. c. Hanna.
Mrs. Rose Ream and daughter Ma.
omi went to Hooking last evening for
few days visit with the lady's sis
ter, Mrs. Matt Anderson.
Ed Priehett, claims agent for the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at Fort
Madison. arrived today for a few
days visit with old friends.
Mrs. Louise Middlesworth returned
last evening to her home in Eddyville
after few days visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J, c. Wright, on d avenue
west,
Miss Mary Carroll, of Port Huron.
L-ichigan, Deputy Supreme Command |
er of the Lady Maccabees of the
World, is in the city working for the |
order.
Jos. Paul and family departed Tues
day for Friona, Texas, where they |
will make their future home Mr.. |
Paul owns a section of land near that |
place.
Mrs. Bert Kizer and daughters, Pris.
ella and Catherine, returned to their
home in Des Moines this morning af L
ter weeks visit at the Fl. E. Har-
rington home on South d street.
Deputy Postmaster F. f. Smith ar
rived home this morning from bus
ines trip to Texas. He visited his
sons Nye and Herbert, who are open
ing big ranch there, with best of :
prospects. T.
Washington Press. Mrs. w. NJ. Il
ssSss<IsS S-isSefd mother Mrs. Z. n. IL
Wright. and son. DR.. win Terry, leay- 4
ing Friday for st. Louis to visit her :
daughter en- route to her new home Is
in Monroe. Iowa.
NJ E. Smith and l.. E. Heffner left
Tuesday for Missouri, where they will
look over the country Mr.. Heffner
recently sold his residence property
in Fremont to Hamar Roquet and
will locate in Missouri IL he can be
suited.
Chauncey Moffett and wife return /
ed yesterday from Abba. where they j.
nave been for the past month. Mr..
MofIett is a fireman on the Iowa Cen
tral railroad, but has been taking care
of the round house at Abba during ]
the sickness of the regular foreman
A letter received from Mrs Ed Val
entine, who has recently undergone
a surgical operation at Rochester, +
Minnesota, brings most encouraging
reports of betterment The lady has
been out OF the hospital some little
time and upon the date of the letter =
she was able to walk distance of
four blocks. O
Mrs. Frank Ewing entertained at c
her home on A avenue east Friday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss s
Dora Ramsay and Miss Sacklee of '
Des Moines, who are visiting in the
city. About twenty guests were pres
ent and cards we're INDUCED. A
three course luncheon was served and :
a delightful time enjoyed
Pella Chronicle: Peter Lubberden
moving his household effects
" ouiiy gesLSfuay. Mf. IuDDerusn
has spent most of his time in Sully for
a month, as he Is in partnership with
Van Genderen. in the hardware bust
ness. Mrs. Lubberden went over last
evening We are sorry TO lose such
good people; but many good wishes
follow them.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. James Eng
lish and daughter, Miss lisa English.
have moved from their farm south of
town to Si6 East Fifth street, Ottum
wa, whore they win reside. A. s.
Scarborough has rented the English
farm and moved there this week A.
w. McClain moved Tuesday to his
farm vacated by Mr.. Scarborough and
Roy Garrett has rented Mr.. McClain's
other farm and win move onto it
soon.
Des Moines Capital: Mrs. Harry
afternoon bridge was one
Of today's leading affairs and compli-
mented two popular yisitors-Mrs
Rodgers OF Newburg-on-the.
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