The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-08-04
8 PERSONALS

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Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. y. =.
Buckles are visiting relatives in os-
kaloosa.
Squire O. C. G. Phillips went to
Lynnville yesterday to look after BUS
mess matters.
Abba Union: Mrs. M. J. Quigley
and daughter, Miss Gladys, spent Sun
lday in Oskaloosa. ..-.'
Miss Emma OFT has departed for
Davenport, where she will spend her
summer vacation.
County Attorney ]. G. Patterson
was a business caller in New Sharon
yesterday afternoon. "&
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Head and son Robert have returned
to their home at oskaloosa. ~
Miss Johnny Lacey, No. 41s First
avenue east, went to Lacey yesterday
afternoon for visit at the Steddom
home. ~.
Miss Maggie McVey, No. S22 South
d street, went to Hedrick last even
ling where she will visit among
friends. .a ~
Friends have received post cards
from Miss Pearl Caldwell, which To-
Gated her on July 20 at Luzern' swift
zerland. "a.
Ames Intelligencer: Miss Carrie
Pickrell returned Monday from VS.
it to Oskaloosa and Marshall county
on her vacation. '.&
Miss Mary Maloney returned to her
home at Ottumwa this morning after
I spending a short time visiting with
friends in this city.
Miss Faye Lyle, brother Laban
and sister Florence went to Fremont
last evening for few days visit at
the Pomeroy home.
Mrs. e. A. Allender, No. 406 Fourth
avenue west, went to Fremont last
evening where she will visit at the
II. H. Wilson home for a few days.
Walter Burrell and V. P. Wittenmy.
er went to Des Moines this morning,
where they will be in attendance at
the republican state convention being
held there today.
Mrs. ]. w. Ryan, Miss Mamie Bin
gaman and Miss Margaret Bennett
left this morning for Taintor for
weeks visit at the home of MRS. Ry-
ans nephew, John w. Needham.
Harry Mitchell, H. II. Harvey and
Richard and John Jones and families
are camped together in the neighbor-
hood of Glendale Mills on the Skunk
river and are enjoying an outing va
cation.
Lynnville Star: Miss Grace Hull is
spending the month at her home in
Oskaloosa and visiting relatives and
friends and taking a rest before be-
ginning her work this fall in her mil
liner store. "-
Grinnell Register: Miss Helen Bog
gle, who has been visiting Miss Els
Ither Pierce, has returned to her
home in Oskaloosa. Saturday after
moon Miss Pierce gave a Kensington
in her honor.
Washington Journal: Miss Bertha
Brown, of Keota, is the guest OF Mrs.
w. L. Dusenberry. Mrs. Dusenberry's
sister, Mrs. Clarence Dayton, of o.
kaloosa, also arrived in the city this
morning for visit. 81 '
e. F. Gates, time keeper for Con-
tractor s. G. Magden of the, paving
work in progress here, was called to
Lincoln, Nebraska, yesterday after
noon by telegram announcing that
his son-in-law, d. s. Bailey, was dy-
ing. ''": nv
/ What Cheer Patriot: Arthur Brunt
and w. d. Beatty, of Sigourney, and
Donald B. Howard, OF Oskaloosa,were
in town Tuesday calling on different
citizens in regard TO electric lighting
What Cheer from a line wire run
from the county seat.
Newton Record: Will Holdsworth
lof Sully was in town Saturday en-
route for Des Moines to, lay in an
other supply of automobiles, having
sold all of his old supply. Farmers
and even ordinary people around Sui,
lily are luxuriating in the 10y riding
machine" et
!, Oskaioosa relatives and friends
lhave received cards from Mrs. sJno,
; Ia. Kalbach and Misses Sara Williams
, land Helen Kalbach, dated in London,
, July 81. The ladies are enronte I'd
Oberammergau TO see the Passion
Play, and are travelling leisurely en-.
route. Some of the cards stated
! THAT they enjoyed their visit in Scot
land especially. N
Il Prof. Al. Rosenberger was a passeh
: ger last evening via, the Burlington
lfor Monmouth, where he WIN Join his
lNife. They sail from New York or
Z the steamship Princess Irene Nofti
} German Lloyd, Oh August Is. fol
their future home In Palestine, neal