The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily,


Hoffman returned from Grinnell last
evening where they were in attend
ance at the Goth annual convention OF
the Epworth League.
Mrs. Rhea Oppenheimer has arrived
home from a pleasant and extended
visit in indianapolis. Her son Ar
oppenheimer met her at Ottumwa and
they came across country from there
in his new automobile.
Mrs. Lon Mobley is here from her
home in Port Lavaca, Texas, for a
few days looking after business at
fairs. She reports Mr.. Mobley and
the family all in excellent health and
enjoying the new southern home.
Miss Christine Pipe, of Albany, Ore.
daughter OF lady who was formerly
known to Oskaloosa people as Miss
Lottie Monteith, is in the city visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. w
II. Heating, No. 403 North Third st.
Chas. McFall, of the Hawkeye Lurn-
her Company, has returned from a
three months residence at Corning,
where he has been caring for the com
pany interests and breaking in new,
manager for the yards at that place.
Airs. Helen Bailey, Wood Violet, "of
Madison township, departed via the
Iowa Central at three o'clock this af-
Iernoon to Marshalltown and thence
to Washington and Oregon to spend
a number OF months with relatives and
friends.
Ross Brown, district passenger
agent of the Iowa Central, and w. X.
Harley, district passenger agent of the
500 Line, came down from Mason
City yesterday. Mr.. Harley was en-
route from Mason City to his head
quarters at Des Moines.
Frank Reid, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. d. Reid, was in town yesterday en-
route from Schenectady, New York,
where he was in attendance at the
meeting of the General Electric Com
pany employees. Frank is auditor in
the Denver Offices of the corporation.
Sam Pasco, who has been a Mahas-
ka county mine worker for number
Of years, departed last evening via
the Rock Island for Chicago and New
York and thence to London, England.
He will return this fall with his wife
and daughter and viii reside in os-
kaloosa.
Mrs. Mart f. McFadden, OF Allan
tic, Iowa, and Mrs. Grace Beckett, OF
Wilton. North Dakota, who have been
visiting their daughter and sister,
Mrs. A. Westercamp, departed last
week via the c., r. l. & p. Ry., for
Freeport, Ohio. to visit at the home
OF the mother. Mrs. Jane Crumley, and
ia be present for the celebration of
her nInetieth birthday.
Mrs. Eva Sellers Bowling, of Los
Angeles, California, came yesterday
evening for an extended visit at the
parental J. c. Sellers home. provided
she can stand this extreme heat.
Mrs. Bowling has been out on the
coast for the last six years and is not
accustomed to such weather as this
She stopped on the way at Nebraska
City, Nebr., TO Visit her sister. Mrs
4. A. Brown, and her sister. Mrs. Alice
Spilman, of ottumwa.
Ben Landfear, dispatcher at the
Iowa Central, and Engineer Stoltz OF
the freight service, were passengers
yesterday afternoon from Albert Lea
TO Eldora, Ia, where they will visit
with relatives of Mr.. Stoltz. Mr..
Landfear and Mr.. Stoltz have been
on several days fishing expedition
at Fox Lake, near Albert Lea. MINI.
The gentlemen report that they had
excellent luck fishing and succeeded
in catching several hundred pounds.
c. w. Jones. OF Charlottesville, Ind,
a prominent attorney of the Hoosier
state and we'll known in politics, ar.
rived in oskaloosa at $3.50 o'clock
last evening to visit with his sister.
Mrs. J. w. Dunshee No. ITO Second
Ave. East He is accompanied by his
wife and daughters, Misses Constance
and Handruma The trip was made
in an automobile and the party came
through without Incident or accident.
The prevailing hot weather made the
trip somewhat unpleasant. but aside
from attendant discomforts the trip
was enjoyed
tFrom Mondays Daiiy)
A card from Poryenir. New Mexi.
60. says Rev. !. o. Kemble and daugh-
Ter are quartered at the Poryenir
Ranch Co. Resort in the New Mexi.
can Rockies near Las Vegas.
Frank NJ. Sheppard. OF Idaho Falls.
idaho, who has been visiting at the
home OF his brother. Chas. c.. OF this
city. and also at the old home In
Port Byron. Ill. starts on his return
home this evening.
Misses Mabel and Grace Elliott and
brother Walter Elliott. OF Chicago.
have arrived Ia the city for ap ex-
tended visit with their uncle and aunt,