The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06

\ as MIS-. 4FenWlck Is the happy mOtne
Of bouncing baby boy, born Sep
25th.
Floyd Reuter-. formerly of this cit!
now of Sedalia, Mo-, who has bee
visiting with friends and attending I
business in this city for the last fe'
days, returned to his home Saturda
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. John Simpson and MI
and Mrs. C. A. Simpson. Of Abba, VIII
have been attending the fair at VIVA
Cheer and who visited with friends Il
this, city Saturday, returned to thel
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. w. Montgomery, No. 100
High avenue West, departed Saturda,
evening via the Iowa Central for Par
sons, Kansas, where she was called
by the Illness of her brother-in-law
Otto Rempke, who formerly lived il
this city. q.
J. F. Kelley, of Billings. Montana
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of his sisterin-law, Mrs. w. II.
Hamilton, SIS North C street. He
was returning to his home in Montana
from Chicago, and stopped over for
short visit.
Mrs. Ella Whitacre and son George
and Miss Myrtle Wymore, of Oakland,
Cal, who for the last three months
have been visiting at the Ed J. Mason
home, No. 500 North H street, return
ed to their home Saturday evening
via the Iowa Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Roberts have
departed for their new home in Cedar
Rapids last week, where Mr.. Roberts
has accepted fine position as man
ager and superintendent OF the Ideal
Dye House, one of the largest houses
of its kind in the West,
Noah Dow, formerly of this city,
and now a floor walker in one of the
large department stores in Kansas
City, who has been in the city for the
last week, visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Dow, No. 303 North B
street, returned to his home Saturday
evening.
Miss Josephine Thatcher, daughter
Of H. L. Thatcher, has come from
Denver for visit among Oskaloosa
'elatiyes and friends. She is a guest
II the Frank E. Smith home, No. 703
High avenue East She was accom-
Danied home by Herbert Smith, who |
las been in the west a number OF |
weeks.
Mrs. Alice w. Bennett, of St.James |
Episcopal church of this city, and |
laughter, Mrs. Frank w. Loring, of |
lac Sity, have departed for Cincin-
ati to be in attendance at the Tri-
nnial Convention of the Episcopal
hurch. Mrs. Bennett is one of the
light women delegates appointed from
Owa. -.-
Charley Cole, of Marengo, was in
own last Friday, guest at the Chas.
'erry home, No. 703 South A street
ir. Cole had been at Richland on
isit, stopping on to see some of the
ld-time friends. Mr.. Cole will be
as one OF the Cole boys"
ioneer conductors and train men on
he Iowa Central.
Word comes to Oskaloosa friends OF
he advancement of Paul Bowles in
ne service of the American Bell Tele
hone Company. Paul was formerly
4 Oskaloosa as assistant manager.
q the reorganization he was trans
erred to Ottumwa where he was CIV
n a promotion and salary increase.
he young man has been transferred
} GlenwOod where he is made man.
ger of the district business. 1t is
merited recognition of the WORTH
ess of deserving young man.
friends here congratulate Mr.. and
FRS. Bowles on the transfer and ad.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Mrs. S. E. Proudft and daughter,
iiss Mary, depart Wednesday morn
lg over the Rock Island for a pleas
re trip through the west.
Marion Sewers passed through the
ity this morning for his headquarters
I Des Moines. Mr.. Sewers has been
business caller in Fort Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Oyerman were pas
engers last night via the Rock Island
or Los Angeles and other western
oints. They will visit and sight-see
Dr. several weeks.
Miss Bertha Wharton, OF Kansas
ity, who has been visiting at the S.
:. Heinzman home, No. 3l6 North
bird street, for the last few days,
eturned to her home last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Boyd went to Russell
londay evening to visit with and at.
end the sa! of her brother-in-law,
'harles Kimler. She win also visit
nth Rev. and Mrs. T. r. Akin, Of Al.
Ia before returning home.
Wesley Breeding, son OF Geo. Breed.
ng. residing on South NJ street, stis.
aimed painful injury yesterday while
laying at the south ward school
ouse, breaking his collar bone. The
ccident happened shortly before noon
nd on account OF the teacher not
moving of the injury the lad was
orced to remain at the school house
ntil 800 O'Clock. He is resting easy
oday.
from Wednesdays Daily.)
n. l.. White is business caller ir
'rairie City today.
Mrs. George Carson went to New
haron this morning on business