The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-12-23
PERSONAL
(From saturdays Daily,

(From Saturdays Dailyo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Patton left this
morning for Garden Grove. where
they will visit with friends during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Allie were pas
sengers via the Rock Island last even.
ing for Parker, Kans., where they Will
spend the winter.
Chas. ana J. e. Doll we're Rock
Island passengers last evening for
Leipsic, Ohio, for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Julie Farrell, of Muscatine,
who has been visiting with Mrs. Frank
Snyder of this city, returned to her
home Saturday.
t. R. Ball, instructor at the o. H.
s.. departed this morning for Des
Moines to spend the holidays at the
home of his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. William Attig and
children, Roy and Georgia went to
Delta this morning to attend the Lau-
ra Leathers funeral.
]. w. Shreave, of 631 North c St,
was Unexpectedly called to Tuscola,
Ills. by the serious illness of his sis
ter. Mrs. w. H. Stillwell.
Mrs. C. n. Cox and children, How
ard and Catherine, went to Deep
River, Ia, this morning for an over
Sunday visit with Mr.. Cox.
Marc Barr and daughter Miss VIII
ma. departed this morning for their
home at Anamosa after visit with
the gentleman's daughter, Mrs. Clar-
ence yermillion.
Mrs. Jennie Burkett and daughter,
Miss Pearle, were passengers over
the Burlington last evening for Mil
waukee. Wis, for a visit with Mrs.
Burkett's daughter, Mrs. jules Friend.
Mrs. Roy Sa7nns and daughter, &C.
neva, of Taintor, passed through the
city this morning en- route home from
Allerton, Iowa, where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. J. Har-
beson.
William j. CRANKY is confined to
his bed with q threatened attack oil
pneumonia. He has been suffering
with a severe cold several days and
alarming symptoms were developed
Friday.
o. P. Flower principal of the oska'
loosa high school, was a passenger
last evening via Iowa Central for
Cincinnati. Ohio, where he viii spend
the holidays, the guest of relatives
and friends.
Ira Garden, of the Rock Island ser
vice at West Chester, has resigned TO
take effect Jan. l, 1910. and will come
to Tracy at once TO take possession
of his farm. He has been about nj
teen years railroading.
Mrs. Katherine Hall and Miss Jen-
ME Pearson went to Ottumwa yester'
day to visit with their sister, Mrs.
Frank Mettler, over the holidays.
The young ladies viii be honored by
a house party next week.
Concerning a former Oskaloosa lady
the Des Moines Register and Leader
says: Mrs. H. C. Klingman, OF 1913
West Eighth street, who mas been SER
iously i'll since Thanksgiving, is i'm
proving slowly and if no complications
arise she will soon be able to be up
and see her friends"
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. H. ]. Ahrens,
of Fremont, and Oliver CARRIER, OF He'd.
rick, arrived home Monday evening
from Emden, H., wher they were call,
ed last week by the illness of their
father, the late Samuel CARRIER. They
arrived at Emden in time TO see their
father alive, but he passed away two
hours after their arrival.
New Sharon Star: J. H. Crowder
has purchased grocery store i'll Os'
kaloosa and moves his family to that
city this week. Las Friday evening
the seniors OF the high sc looi gave
a spread at the home of Grace Cronh
in fonor of their president, Granville
Crowder, who goes with the family
1hey presented him with : picture
entitled, "A Chatting Dish Supper"
Montezuma Republican: Miss Hedge
OF New Sharon taught school in what
is called the James district of Union
township and has left useful remem
brances of her labor aside from the
good to the scholars. The people Of
that district are now putting new
bell upon the school house and the
money for the bell came from box so
Gals arranged and given by this
teacher.
n. l.. Towle of this city has become
interested in the Hoskins Rail Chair
Company, Of Chicago, and has beer
made secretary OF the company. The
company has headquarters in Chicago
and was organized TO manufacture the
Hoskins Combined Railjoint and Chair
intended to make railway tracks more
secure. thus preventing accidents and
furnishing a cushion for trains. The
patents have been tested out, and arc
being adopted by several large rail