The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-11-04
PERSONAL

HAd, 10 NiSilfub itidliNCo a. 1tfhh w
fore entering school at Ames.
John Helm has accepted position
with the Iowa Central railway com
pany as brakeman.
Mrs win Spencer. of this city. sub
mitted to an operation at the Williams
hospital. Sunday morning She rallied
nicely and is now doing well.
Miss Cora Moore left this morning
for her home in Montezumat after
spending a few days In the city at
the home of her brother, W. A. Moore.
Mrs. d. B. Pickett went to Lynnvilie
this morning, where she will make a
brief visit with her sisters and other
relatives and friends ga
Mrs. H. H. Caughlan returned this
morning to her home in Waterloo after
visiting in the city at the Higgins
hcne on North Third street.
VIM. Bennett has assumed his run
ON 3 and 4 on the Central after
spending a weeks vacation in this
city and MarshaIltown.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. l.. Jones
returned to her home in Oskaloosa
monday, after few days visit at the
parental John Hampton residence at
Coal Creek
Mrs Davis, of new Sharon, who was
operated upon some time ago at the
Williams hospital for gall stones, has
50 far recovered as to be permitted
10 return to ner home. H.
Mr.. and Mrs ScofieId were passen'
gers Monday evening for Shattick.
Okla, after a pleasant visit in this
city with the lady's sister, Mrs. Geo,
Gable. RI RIA. ~ a...g5s
Hon. and Mrs. A f. n. Honbleton
and daughter Alma ilett yesterday al
tcrnoon for Ottumwa, where Mr.. Ham
bleton will look after business mat.
tiers there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall and daugh.
ter, of Davenport, were in Uskalooss
Saturday evening, entour in their
auto Mr. Hall is still striving in, the
direction of the Montezuna-O skaloo.
sd interurban.
Matthew Wiersum ard wife are III
charge of the Allanson interests in
Cskaloosa at the Iowa Central passen
ger station, having recently come tt
the city to take charge of the business.
They have taken up their residence
a. No 401 A avenue west.
Mrs. Henry Siegfried and grand
dqughter, Miss Ruth Siegfriad, have
returned via the Burlington to their
home in Cambridge, Ohio, after spend
ing about three weeks as the guests of
their son and uncle, Principal C.. A.
Siegfried. of the commercial depart
mcnt of 0skaloosa college.
General Secretary H. o. Glasure of
tiyes at Kankakee, H.. the first of the
week. he win go TO Grinnell Sunday
in the interests of the Ministerial As
ISOLATION, to interview Evangelist
Henry Ostrom, who is holding revival
meetings there, relative to the pros
poets of securing him for a series of
union revival meetings in 0skaloosa.
Mr.. Glasure is personally acquainted
with Evangelist Ostrom, he having
twice conducted successful meetings
at Worcester. Mass, where Mr.. Glas-
ure was formerly located.
Mrs. Elmer Barrows and son Bill,
and Miss Laura McFarlan went to OF
tumwa Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with relatives. l., g..,...s,;
Fred Smith will leave this evening
to join his brother Roy and sister
Lena on their ranch at Portales, New
Mexico.
Mrs. ID. X. Martin returned Satur-
day evening to her home in Abba af-
ter attending the funeral OF the infant
son OF F. Z. Henness. 4
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Stalker, of Algona.
arrived in Oskaloosa Saturday even
ing, called by the sudden death of Mr..
Stalkers mother, Mrs. Dillon Stalker.
Miss Mary Thompson, of Lacey,has
returned to her home after a brief
visit here with her brother, Geo.
Thompson.
Mrs. z. Z. East. who has been visit,
ing her brother, Howard Willard, and
aunt, Mrs. F. E Martin, departed
Saturday for her home in Peoria, H..
Miss Anna Newton and Mrs. Har-
ley Newton we're over Sunday visitors
in Abba with their sister. Miss Lii
Ian Newton. who is teacher in the
schools at that place. Vs. x
Miss Allie Newton returned Satur-
day evening to her home in Stuttgart.
Ark, after a pleasant visit in the city
with her grandmother, Mrs. p. NJ.
Newton, No. 3o2 College avenue.
Miss Mary z. Dobyns entertaineda
company OF friends at dinner at the
Downing Hotel Sunday evening. IN
honor of Miss Helen Handy of Ottum.
wa, who was her guest over Sunday.
Miss Leila Atchison arrived home
yesterday morning from a three