The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-07-08
PERSONAL

with her brother, Charles.
Arthur Baldauf came over from Chi
cago Saturday and spent the Fourt
with his parents in this city.
Mr.. Laurense T. Kersey arrive,
from Chicago Saturday for shor
visit with his sister. Miss kersey.
Miss Gail Reck returned to he
home at Des .Moines this morning at
ter visit with her friend, Ida Glover
Mrs. James Cruzen returned Satur
day from a weeks visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. w. e. Shoemaker, o.
Des Moines.
Evert and Irene Chandler, of Delta
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Bate-nan and
children, of Monroe, are in the city
visiting at the NJ T. Mitchell home.
Mrs. F. b. Hageman and daughter
Mary have returned tot heir home in
Cedar Rapids after a weeks visit with
Mr.. Hageman, dispatcher for the Iowa
Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stein and child
rem, of Ottumwa, arrived Saturday
to spend two or three days at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Fred Hirsch,
on North First street.
Misses Mary Ann and Marie Phil
lips will leave tomorrow morning on
a vacation trip of three weeks, which
will be spent principally with rela
uves ct Republic, Kansas. ST..
Mr. M. Bennion, formerly travelling
auditor for the Iowa Central, left this
morning for Pierre, N. D., near which
place he has a large ranch, on which
he will spend the summer, ... g.. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Of Cottage
Grove, Oregon, have returned home
after a six weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Oskaloosa and Des
Moines. Mrs. Allen is sister of Mrs
James Cruzen.
Miss Fanchon Jackley, Fern and
Winnie were passengers this morning
for Lasalle, His, on a visit. Miss
Fanchon will remain for about two
weeks. while Fern and Winnie intend
to stay for two months.
Mrs. II. L. Reiplinger, sister-in-law
Of Mrs. Sara Summers, No. SIP South |
Market street, and Miss Lorine Brown |
Of Pennington, who have been visit |
ing at the Summers home, have re-
turned to Pennington, Ill. |
Prof. X. G. Irwin, of Penn college, |
and wife were passengers this morn |
ng for Galesburg, Ill. They will visit |
this summer with friends throughout |
Illinois, and Prof Irwin expects to at |
tend some eastern university this fall |
MIR. Ross .Hadley, of New York City,
will spend most or the month in this
city, guest at the home of his par
snts, DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. HadIey The
past year he has been taking work
In Union theological Seminary anal
has also been connected with the city
work of the Y NJ. &. A. in the capa-
,ity of Office secretary.
General Secretary Glasure, of the
Z. NJ. c. A., is making preparations for
he annual trip to the Lake Geneva
Conference. He expects to take with
lin five delegates from the boys
york department OF the Y. NJ. C. A,
Ind as many visitors as care to go
AN accompany them. The conference
will occupy the first week in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Miller and
three sons, of New York, are here for
a visit at the Major McMulIen home.
Mr.. Miller is doing well in New York,
being president OF the Jonn w MIL
er company, and of the United Realty
company, both firms being engaged ex-
.ensiyely In real estate and loans, and
large number of people.
Sy Walling has accepted a position
n the clerical department of Jim
Browns Store and has entered active
Y upon the discharge of his duties.
'y is one of the best known clothing
men in Oskaloosa and has many ac-
In the business about the
tate. He has been upon the road for
season and met with success. The
eturn OF Mr. and Mrs. Walling to Os-
aloosa will be welcomed by numer
us friends. /
Montezuma Palladium: Geo. z.
vodehouse and s. w. Strubhart, OF
'sakloosa. were in town a short time
asst week looking over a business
opposition. They expect 10 return
ext week to more fully investigate
ae matter and may later on have
which would prove OF in
crest to our people! Cashier Fred
Villains accompanied them here
rom Barnes City. -
Mr. and Mrs Chas s. WalIing de-
arted Saturday afternoon for Cali
1rnia. They went to Ottumwa, where
ley will visit briefly at the Charles
ierce home. They take the Burling.
on to Denver, where they will spend
eyeral days before going on west to
he Elks' National Reunion and Grand
.odge meeting at Los Angeles. Tad
Ripley and Ralph O'Hara will also ,
ffpnd fha canyopffnn and IaN fnrl