The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-09-16
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily)

Miss Clara Whited, OF California
is expected to arrive today to assume
her duties of assistant matron of the
Centlal Holiness university.
Miss Susan Link. who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Frazier
during the week returned to her home
in Waterloo this morning.
Fred Smith came up from his ranch
near Poruales, New Mexico, Friday
might for visit at the parental f. h
Smith home and with friends.
Miss Lydia Llewellyn, of Kansas
City, is spending her vacation al
the home on her sister, Mrs. David
Williams, on North D street.
Clyde Mitchelltree went to Colfax
this morning to spend a season at
the springs. He is convalescing from
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Alban Stewart, professor OF Biology
at Penn college last year, has accept
ed /. position in the Department of
Be 4ry in the New Hampshire college,
Dl4t am, n. H.
Jackson, manager of the Singer
ST rig Machine agency, was operated
vi +, for appendicitis at the Williams
ht j, tai this morning and is reported
to getting along nicely.
iarve Carr brings his family back
FRI n Seattle and says Oskaloosa is
tn ir home from now henceforth. The
west is all right, but he has enough
of it and old Iowa is good enough for
him and his.
vet Ayers, of the Blakeslee Drug
Company, has returned from two
weeks vacation spent at Isle Royal
and vicinity. He returns rested and
benefited and ready fer another term
OF hustle and work. ...,.s .....
Mason City Globe-Gazette: Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Dewitt and two children, of
Oskaloosa, who have been over Sun.
day guests at the H. w. Sewers home
on North Main street, returned to their
home this afternoon.
Ed Fitzgerald, who has been max
ing tour in the west, and who was
successful in the land drawing in Aug
ust, returned to the city yesterday.
Ed believes that his chances will be
good for proving up on a good piece
of land.
w. T. McGrew. of the Iowa Tele-
phone Company, who is plant chief"
of Burlington District, in which the
business of the Oskaloosa exchange
is associated, was in the city yester-
day making a careful inspection of
the toll lines.
Miss Anna White was a visitor IL
Kirkyille yesterday. she goes to OF
tumwa for few days with her moth
er. Mrs. George r. White, and thence
to Ann Arbor, Mich, where she Will
enter her second years work in kin
dergarten study.
Sam Perrin, VINO has been visitor
in the city during the week, went to
his home in Davenport this morning.
Mrs. Perrin will remain in the city
for time to assist in the care OF her
father, John Brown, who is in an al
most helpless condition.
Claire Cooper has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent of the Oska-
loosa Book Bindery to accept a po-
sition in a binding establishment in
Grand Forks, North Dakota. He will
leave the city in few days to take
up his work at the new place.
Clarence l.. Rakow, who has resign
ed his position with the Oskaloosa
Traction G. Light Co, left this morn
ing via the Iowa Central for Ames
where he will enter the electrical en-
gineering department of the Iowa
State Agricultural college for the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Woods, OF DAN
berry, Nebr., who have been in at
tendance at the 33rd Regiment reun-
ion. are guests at the H. A. Hoover
home on North Market street. Mr..
and Mrs. Woods were formerly old
time residents OF Black Oak township
and were married years ago by Rev.
l. o. Kemble OF this city.
(From Moniay's Daily.)
Miss Edna Holloway stenographer
at the Spencer wholesale house, is TAX
ing two weeks vacation and visit
ing friends at nearby towns.
Miss Carrie Emmons has returned
from three weeks spent in Colorado,
at the Springs and other places, to re-
sumo her place at the Frankel store.
Mrs. G. A. Harris, o. Los Angeles,
who has been entertained at the home
OF her frined Miss Jennie Rapp on
South First street, went to GrInnell
Saturday afternoon.
Professor T. l.. Jones and wife have
come to Oskaloosa to reside at 421
North First street Mr.. Jones is con-
nected with the preparatory depart
ment OF Penn College.
Chas Young, of Denver, Colorado.
is in the city called by the illness OF
his mother-inlaw, Mrs. S. j. Kinney,
No. 621 North A street, who APP
proaches critical stage.