The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-09
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays DailyJ


Will Olive, wife and daughter ar,
guests today of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
McQuiston, on their way home II
Delta from an extended and pleasan
visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. o. L. Reynolds returned to hel
home in Des Moines this morning at
ter visit in the city with her hus
band o. l.. Reynolds, and her friend
Mrs. Mark Bosworth.
Miss Fannie Lennox and her friend
Miss Frances Young, OF Marshall
town, are visiting over Sunday with
Miss Lennox's uncle, John ID. Rey'
noids, 901 West A avenue.
Rev. w. P. Williams, rector of the
st. James Episcopal church, returned
today from his vacation which he
spent at Iowa City with his father.
He had a most enjoyable visit.
Mayor Nick Gesman, of Pella, is in
Oskaloosa today calling among
friends and caring for business af-
fairs. George Gesman. of Des Moines
MS also among Oskaloosa friends to-
d.
.Irs. C. Winter returned today from
atouple of weeks visit with Mrs. c..
j Wilson at Mason City. Mrs. Will
accompanied Mrs. Winter home
viii be her guest for week or
more.
.Irs. E. A. Brown left yesterday
afternoon for Ottumwa where she will
Wit with her sister, Mrs. s. A. Spill
nan, for some days and will then
leave for her home in Nebraska City,
Nebr.
A. Fl. Scoles, of Knoxville, broth
er of j. C. Scoles has removed to Os-
kaloosa and has opened a blacksmith
shop on South First street, in the old
Charles Glover stand. He is located
at 81 North First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Edwards have
gone to Duluth, Minnesota, for a cou-
pie of weeks trip in the effort to find
relief from hay fever for Mr.. Ed
wards. Returning they will stop at
ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs Elizabeth Winner, wife of Frank
Winner, of University Park, under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the Oskaloosa hospital last Mon
! day The operation was very success
full and she is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Alice Myers and daughter
Blanche returned Thursday from
Murray City, Ohio, where they have
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mappin, for the last five weeks.
She thinks Ohio can not come up with
Iowa yet.
Mrs. Charles w. KuIp and daughter
Tekla, who have been visiting at the
parental Norris Gould home on North
C street, returned this morning via
the Rock Island to their home in Chi
cago. Mrs. Kulp's little sister, Katie
Gould, accompanied her home for a
couple of weeks visit.
Mrs. Isiah Myers, who has been at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. N. +. Her
rington, at Buxton. previously i'll with
a carbuncle on the back or her neck,
has returned to her home in this city
now almost fully recovered. Mrs. My
er was near death several times and
her recovery is considered somewhat
remarkable Mr. and Mrs. Myers have
trt
property on North Market street.
The Plattsmouth (Nebr.) News of
Thursday said: y. E. Hanna and
family leave tomorrow for Oskaloosa.
Ia, to visit his father and friends for
a week or so. Mr.. Hanna will enjoy
his trip more than ever, as he took
first prize on his splendid team of
Shire draft mares at the carnival yes
terday. He also took second prize
in the Belgian class and first and Sec
ond in the Shire class, and second
in the sweepstakes" The folks ar
rived in Oskaloosa and will spend
"Old Home Week" among relatives
and friends here. r.
(From Mondays Daily)
Miss Helen Kalbach arrived home
this morning from a months sojourn
in the west, including visit at the
exposition in Seattle.
Mrs. A. H. Eastman, who has been
the guest of Mrs. ID. O'Brien, 410 East
High avenue, returned to her home in
Eldora Saturday afternoon.
William McAllister, former well
known harness maker OF Oskaloosa,
now located at Humboldt, Iowa, is
here for visit with friends.
A. Roop is one OF the home-comers
to Oskaloosa. He is one OF the old.
est residents of the county. He is a
guest of the Benton Harbour home,
James A. Dewitt is home from an
extended visit to the northwest. Mrs.
Dewitt stopped at Mason City for a
brief visit at the Harry Sewers home
Capt. and Mrs. Jno. n. Martin ar
rived home Saturday evening from a
delightful visit with old home folks in
Ohio, and with their daughter in Chi
cago.
Mrs Thomas Bruce. sister OF Mrs
Mahfe arrival from pueblo Col