The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-23
PERSONAL


this week at the G. c. Sheppard HON
on High avenue east.
Miss Fannie Baxter has returne
from her extended "trip through tn
west and has resumed her work a
teacher in the Fifth ward school. :
Mrs. Ella Babb, OF Fort, Dodge. wa
an Oskaloosa visitor this week, dc
parting for Ottumwa this morning t
visit her sister, Mrs. James Willcock
son.
George Wilson, OF Abba, is in th'
city today to meet his wife. who ha'
been visiting in Muscatine. The,
viii remsip with relatives until mex
week.
Mrs. c. II. Lahman, an aunt o.
Frank Hamilton, who has been visit
ing among friends and relatives, de
parted this morning for her home in
Seattle.
Newton News: George Lewis is Wis.
iting his home folks, the NIL. Lewissr
few days. Mr. Lewis is the agent
for the Adams Express Company at
OskalooSa.
Lynnville Star: Miss Laura Hasley
left Friday evening to visit few days
with her brother in Searsboro, when
she will go to Oskaloosa to attend
Penn college.
nr- N VI pr NJ A loo a -
rived today for a few weeks visit
with relatives and friends. Mrs. Carr,
who mas been here several weeks, will
accompany him home.
Mrs. E. L. Tenant and children, OF
Rose Hill, are guests at the c. C.Shep-
pard home enroute to their new home
at Cantril, to which place Rev. Ten
nant has been transferred.
Oskaloosa friends will be sorry to
learn of the illness of Mrs. Mary Nc
Cabe at her home in Des Moines. She
has been very weak but is improving
now. She is 50 years of age.
Mrs. John Wilson lert this morning
for La Sale, H., called there by the
news of the serious illness of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Thos. Wilson,
and the death of her infant child.
Miss Lena Southwick went to Iowa
City this morning to attend the State
university, having received the post
graduate scholarship last year. She
will work for Master OF Arts degree.
Monroe Mirror: Mr.. and Mrs. e. E.
Harris left last week for Oskaloosa to
make that place their home. They
are excellent young people and we
hope the Mahaskans will treat them
right
Mrs. Geo. Henrichs, of st. Louis, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Win Russell,
of South M street. This is the first
time the ladies have seen each other
since the wedding of Mrs. Russell, 25
years ago.
Deep River Record: Mrs. C. n. Cox
and children departed for OslSaloosa
last Saturday, where they will remain
all winter for the purpose of giving
The children the benefit of the school
facilities.
James S. Taylor, of St. Joe, Mo-,
has accepted a position with the
Hawkeye Lumber Company offices in
Oskaloosa. He was formerly engaged
with the c. H. Mold Lumber Company
OF St Joe.
Mrs. Henrietti Levi, mother, Mrs.
Heinsfurter, and sister, Miss Rebecca
HeinSfurter, have returned from Far
60, North Dakota, where they have
been entertained by relatives during
an extended visit.
Mrs. Matte Fuller is home from an
extended western vacation trip. She
WAS accompanied home by Miss Hazel
Fitzgerald, OF Los Angeles. who will
visit with 0skaloosa relatives and
friends a number of weeks.
Roy Wymore is home from visit to
Des Moines and Boone, where he was
present at the wedding of his aunt,
Miss Charlotte Nelson, to Mr.. Gust
Grant. He has been absent from the
city over two weeks. He will regis |
ter at the High school next week.
Roy Roberts, who has been employ
ed with the local Office of the Hawk |
eye Lumber Company, has been pro- |
NOTED and transferred to Kent, Iowa, |
where he will have charge of one of
the company properties. Mr.. Roberts |
LAS gone to take charge OF his new
work.
Howard Hedrick came from the |
south this morning and was in Oska-
loosa between trains. He was en-.
route TO Des Moines to receive Pres
ident Taft. Mr.. Hedrick says he is
coming TO Oskaloosa about October
LIST TO stay month and find out about |
Oskaloosa people.
Mrs. w. T. Phillips is home from |
a visit to Chicago where she accom-
panied her daughter Annacorez, en-
route to resume her school work at |
Rye Seminary, New York. She went
by the way Of Montreal, where she
VIII spend a couple OF weeks with her
brother Hobart
Will McCabe. of Des Moines, is TAX