The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-26
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Mrs. T. e. Palmer, OF Los Angeles
Calf, is in the city for visit will
her mother, Mrs. J. r. Gentry. ant
the Harry Rosebrook family.
Evan Thomas, who has been visit
ing friends in the city and relatives
at Beacon, went to Eldora Friday foi
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray "
Satchell, enroute to his work in Chi
cago.
G. L. Price and family. of Marshall
town, have moved to the city to make
this place their future home. HE il
boilermaker at the Iowa Central
round house.
Miss Hilda Beintema left this
morning for her home at Davenport.
after an extended visit at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. Jones, 513 North C street
and with her aunt, Mrs. H. F. John
son, at Pella.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCurdy and
son Richard came in today from New
ton. Mr.. McCurdy has been in Kan
Mrs. McCurdy visited at the parental
Clark home in Newton.
Mrs Frank S. Terrence, living west
of the city, went to Spencer, Iowa, this
morning to visit with her sister, Mrs.
z. G. Morgan, and to be present at
the marriage of the latter's daughter.
Miss Cora Louise Morgan.
Harry McKanna, of the Herald. went
to Steamboat Rock this morning with
the Iowa Central employees picnic.
He will be at What Cheer Sunday to
score the games of the base ball tour,
nament at that place.
VIM. A. Duboc, travelling salesman
for the American Type Founders Co..
with headquarters at Columbus, Ohio,
went to Chicago Friday evening after
spending a few days at the parental
A. NJ. Duboc home on North Market
street.
Misses Bertha and Ella Butler, who
have been away from home couple
OF months visiting at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. e. A. Wells, at Mars
land,and with friends at Crawford and
Alliance, Nebraska, returned to Oska-
loosa this morning.
Thomas Ray, who has occupied the
station of telegraph operator in the
dispatching Office of the Iowa Central,
has resigned 10 accept better place
with the Milwaukee at Ottumwa. He
is succeeded in Oskaloosa by A. w
Nutz OF Marshalltown.
Ross Brown, who has resigned the
position of ticket clerk Of the Iowa
Central, went north to Minneapolis
last night to take up the duties Of his
new work as travelling salesman. He
will make his headquarters at Cedar
Rapids and will move his family to
that place within short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder, Master
Leonard and Miss Helen left this
morning via the Rock Island for Seat
tie. Washington. They will go through
Salt Like City, returning via the
Canadian Pacific. They expect to be
gone ABOUT month.
Mrs. J. K. McWilliams departed this
morning via the Rock Island for Seat
tie, Washington, for months recrea.
tion. She will go via Hutchinson,
Kansas, where she will spend Sunday,
and via Salt Lake City, returning via
the Canadian Pacific route.
Mrs. Elizabeth Felker and son, L.
J. Felker, were passengers this morn
ing for Spencer, Iowa, where they Will
attend the wedding of Mrs. Felker's
granddaughter, Miss Cora Louise
Morgan, which will occur next We'd
nesday. They will return in about
week.
Mrs. j. p. Ratliff, of Oklahoma, is
visiting her father, David Galbreath,
OF New Sharon. She has been
guest this week at the W. A. Stephen
son home. Mrs. Ratliff is better
known to Oskaloosa people as Mollie
Galbreath, a former popular teacher
in the public schools.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Drinkle and
daughter Margarine are home from
delightful outing and visit for three
weeks with their son Harry, who holds
fine position in the Santa Fe shops
at Fort Madison.
Ad6lph Bloom went to Abba today
to be the guest OF his brother G. A.
Bloom. He will spend several days at
the State Fair before returning to his
home in Oskaloosa. He expects TO
be absent about ten days.
Miss Kate Donnelly resumed her
duties as cashier OF the Jim Brown
Store this morning after an absence
OF three weeks, during which she en-
joyed vacation visits at Des Moines.
Spencer and other Iowa places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eshelman, OF
Newark, Ohio. arc visiting at the
home of John Fry OF Madison town
ship. This is the first time any OF
their relatives have visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Fry for about thirty-four years.
Mrs. A. o. Broyles, wife of Rev.
Broyles. who was formerly pastor OF
the Baptist church OF this city, and