The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-01
PERSONAL


parental John Toyera home after
three years absence. She has bee
teaching In the west.
Ralph Gossage arrived home thi
morning from Des Moines, where b
has been attending the Laymen'
Missionary Conference,
Miss Gail l.. Satchell went to Pelli
this noon to take up her school duties
after three.weeks vacation at tn,
parental N. M. Satchell home.
Mrs. Fred Turner and daughter
Miss Carrie, were visitors in Eddy
vile today attending the opening o
Mrs. Ella Crookham's millinery.
Mrs. Vienna Slocum Lemon o.
Omaha, passed through the city Ell
route this morning to Rose Hill fol
visit with her mother, Mrs. Slocum
Mrs. Chas. Johnson and daughter
Anna were passengers this morning
via the Rock Island for Altus, Okla.
where they intend to make their flu
ture home.
Mrs. Homer Harris and son Jack
returned last evening to their home
in Abba after a visit at the parental
John Ramsay, ST., home on First
avenue East.
Mrs. Paul Wettstein, who has been
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. S. Bonner on North Third street,
returned to her home in Cedar Rap.
ids this morning.
Grover Lichtenheld returned this
morning from Des Moines, where he
has been attending the Laymen's Mis-
sionary Conference and visiting his
friend, Earl Roberts. el
Miss Dot Mendenhall was a yisistor
over night with her sister. Mrs. Mar
ion J. Cruzen, en- route to her home
in Leighton from New Sharon, where
she is teaching school.
Miss Helen Lewis, of Allerton, was
a visitor in Oskaloosa yesterday at
the j. c. Alcorn home on Third Ave.
East, en- rbute home from visit at
the DR.. w. R. AIcorn home at Gibson.
Mrs. L. Middlesworth and Mrs.
John Morris and son Henry, OF Eddy
vile, were guests in Oskaloosa yes
terday with Mrs. Middlesworth's
daughter, Mrs. ]. c. Wright, on ID
Ave. West.
Miss Mabel Kenworthy arrived in
the city this morning from Emmetts-
burg, Ia, where she is employed as
kindergarten teacher in the public
schools, to spend a weeks vacation
at the parental w. S. Kenworthy
home.
Misses Ernestine and Mary Conrey,
employees of the H. L. Spencer Whole
sale Grocery Co.. leave today for Des
Moines, where they will remain for.
five or six days. The latter will take
the Civil Service examination next
Thursday to be given in the Federal
building.
Chief of Police James Glass is back
on duty after a confinement of several
weeks at his home, where he has been
suffering with severe case of rheu-
matism. He is in poor shape for
duty yet and is compelled to use a
cane in getting about but he is i'm
proving rapidly and viii soon be as
active as ever.
G. ]. Klinker has returned TO has
home here after number of months
spent at Rawhide, Nevada. He
comes to close out interests in Os-
kaloosa and will remove his family
to Los Angeles within a short time
for permanent residence. Mr.. Kiln
ker will be remembered locally as
the purchaser of the Chas. Foehlin-
ger home on North Market street.
The many people who have been
interested in the case Of little Jose
phine Hiatt, daughter of FRS. Chella
Ninde Hiatt will learn with pleasure
Of the rapid Improvement of the
child The little girl has been suf
fering with a severe case of blood
poisoning that since last summer has
threatened her life, time after time,
DuL Sne mas Hdue d TeIHdI hdDle uSHb
and will soon be recovered. She is
gaining strength rapidly and is able
to be dressed and to be taken out
OF doors and 10 entertainments, al
though she is not yet able to walk.
The child must submit to one more
operation for the removal of a part
OF a bone from the arm. Following
this treatment the child will be
brought 10 her nome.
From Mondays Daily)
Miss Jessie Martin visited friends in
Des Moines sunday.
w. H. Shaw has been quite i'll, suf-
ferlng with lumbago.
Frank C. Daniels. Of Des Moines.
spent Sunday in Osksloosa.
John switzer. of Des Moines. visited
friends In Oskaloosa Sunday.
Misses Cora and Lucy Van Corp Wis.
tied friends in Monroe Sunday.
Eddie Craddock was a visitor in
Des Moines Sunday with friends.