The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-22

their homes here, went to DeS MoineS
this morning for brief visit prepare
tory to going to Seattle, Washington,
where they expect to locate perma;
lnently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lucy, Of Peoria,
I'M, were Sunday visitors at the Gus
Coiiard home on North B street Mr..
Lucy is trainmaster of the eastern di-
Vision of the Iowa Central, and was
formerly ticket agent at the Oska-
loosa station,
i Mrs Ralph ,lMcGurdy. accompanied
lby her motharsT Mrs. Jay Clark, in
lcharge of Master David Clark McCur-
Idly, arrived home Saturday from New
lton. Ralph B. McCurdy and Miss Lena
McCurdy arrived today from their ex-
tended trip in Florida. and happy
family reunion resulted. t
Mrs. Henry Gustafson and son,
Master Carl, arrived home Saturday
via the Burlington after stay of sew
eral weeks duration in Loomis, Nebr.
4 She was summoned by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. C. l.. Swanson, who
passed away about one week after her
arrival. 49,.
Lewis Young, brother of Milton
Young OF North b street. and an old
soldier who has been connected with
the treasury department at Washing
ton through long term of service has
been brought to his home in Leon
seriously ILL., He is well known in
IOskaloosa. .
Little David Hoffman, SON of Mr.
and Mrs. R. G.. Hoffman. who has
been lying grieyously Ill of pneumo-
mia, has so much improved as to
make possible the retirement or one
of the special nurses from the case.
Miss McNerney, a special nurse from
Dcs Moines, d, returned to her home
today Miss Mitchell will remain
with the boy several weeks. p.
John Carlson, an employee Of the
Frankel Dry Goods store during a
period Of more than ten years and the
changes OF several firms and owner.
ships, has resigned his position with
the house to take up work on the farm.
John has place in Spring Creek
Greek township, east of Oskaloosa and
and he will take possession immediate
ly Mr.. Carlson was the oldest man
in the Franlel store in point of con.
tinuous service. He was liked by the
trade and was popularity known among
:, large circle of friends.
(From Wednesdays Daily) |
j. Mace Hagan was business caller
in Des Moines today. ~. -.,..., Il
Mrs Don P!;McClnre. went to Daven-
port last evening for visit With rela-
tives. o., g"...,.. s.-. '...t., 4-.-s.,, #.
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Thomas, of Des
Molnes, ARE guests of Oskaloosa friends
today. .s.s &, md. /
4 Oliver Friend, of Clearmont, was en-
tertained by Oskaloosa relatives yes.
terday. ,=r.....,,..
Mrs. Charles c. Sheppard went to |
EIdon this morning to visit her sister |
Mrs. II. J. Moore. t..1.. raw
Mrs. f. johnson and son Raymond,
are visiting at-the parental Andy Wy
more home on North A street. 49,. .-...I
Mrs. 8. r. Crissy was a passenger |
this morning for Joliet and Chicago,
ILL.,, for a weeks visit with relatives |
Mrs. Nenie d. Lowe returned to her |
home in Abba last evening after a |
weeks visit with relatives in Oska-
loosa. ~ ..s.. st..
Mrs. Frank Nash was a passenger |
via the Rock Island this morning for |
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for recreation
sojourn. @-'. r.r..' -..
Ed Weir. of Peoria, was in Oska- |
loosa to-day summoned by the funeral |
of Mrs. Burke, mother of Mrs. Walter
Clogston. nh".|"" '..as. VII. 49,. i
Mrs. wv, Kinsey returned TO her
nome in What Cheer this morning aft
er visit with her daughter. Mrs.
John Howard. r.MtH .sst.. Eaa-r-.- Il
John Hambleton. who has been the
guest of his brother. A. F. N. Hamble- |
ton, returned to his home in Des
Moines to-day. 80
Mrs. E. Buchanan passed through
the city yesterday enroute to her home
in New Sharon from visit with rela-
tiyes In Pella. .....
Mrs. Ed Hearne and daughter Edna
returned last evening to their home in |
Abba after a visit at the parental ID. |
s. Hearne home.
Miss Silvia Beal returned to her
home in New Sharon yesterday after |
a brief visit with her aunt, Mrs. john |
Hawk, No. 3l4 North street.
Captain Riggs. OF Station No. 9. Des
Moines IRE department. was visitor |