The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-28
PERSON Al
tFrom Montlay's Daily.l

l.. E. Corlett was a passenger Sat
urday evening via the Iowa Contra
for Neoga, H., called by the serious
illness Of Mrs, Corlett's father, L. F
Good.
H. H. Sprinkel, formerly of Oska
loosa, now of 0ttumwa, returned tc
Qttumwa this morning after spending
Sunday with family and friends III
this city.
Mrs. J. Bowman and daughter, oI
Alb9a, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in Lakonta and this
city, returned to their home Satur
day evening.
J. nj. Hunt and Thomas Walker
representing the firm of Easter &
Hunt, went to Harper, Iowa. this
morning, where they will erect a
piece OF statuary. "
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sheriff and
daughter, Miss Clara, who have been
on an extended tour in Mexico and
South America, returned to their
nome SUNDAY morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Newton and sons,
Frank and Perry, and Miss Inez Brill,
who have been enjoying weeks out
ing at Clear Lake, returned to their
homes Saturday evening.
Wilbur Hoy has arrived in the city
from his former home at Fremont
Neb. Mr.. Hoy joins the remainder
OF the family in this city. where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. o'Brien depart
Sunday morning for a three weeks
visit and pleasure trip through the
east. They will be visitors at Buff
falo and other eastern points.
DR.. L. A. Rodgers, accompanied by
Earle Roberts and Miss Katherine
Hiatt. departed last night for Birch
Island Lake to join the 0skaloosa col
ony in several weeks outing.
Misses Jessie Quire. of Grinnell.
and Louise Mcdonald of Searsboro,
who have been visiting at the ]. s.
Tucker home. No. 81 A avenue west,
returned to their homes this morn
ing
Mrs. j. NJ Coder and daughter, Miss
Wanda. of No. 701 Second avenue
east. and sitser. Miss Alta Wadnitz,
went to Washington, Iowa. this morn
ing for a visit with friends and rela-
tiyes.
Miss Gladys Flemming, of Mon
mouth. who has been visiting friends
and relatives at Marshalltown, CAME
to the city last evening for a visit at
the Phil Shawley home. No. sol F
avenue west.
Miss Cordelia Myers. of No. SOl
North G street. went to Bluff Park.
Iowa, this morning, where she will
spend several weeks visiting with
friends and enjoying the hospitality
OF the park.
Miss Carrie Stewart. of Salt Lake
City, formerly of Oskaloosa. stopped
in the city for a brief visit with
friends enroute for the eastern mark
cts on business connected with a
Salt Lake firm.
Robert Fallberg, who is managing
a Ten Cent Store in Chicago,
submitted to an operation a short
time ago, and is now at the parental
Fallberg home, No. SIC South First
street recuperating.
Miss Clara Rakow has returned
from Cedar Falls, Iowa. where she
has been attending school during the
past year Miss Rakow will stay with
her mother, Mrs. Fannie Rakow, No.
307 Third avenue west, during the
Russell Howard returned Saturday
evening from Clear Lake after
three weeks visit with friends at
that place. Russell went to Clear
Lake with the Y. NJ. CA. junior camp
but remained for longer visit after
their return.
VIM. Reilly and NJ. S. Sullivan. who
have been employed on the Iowa Cen
Id1, u6pdEbSu last evening Tor Den
yer, where they have accepted work
with construction company. The
win remain in this city for
the time being.
Clear Lake News: Miss Blanche
Taylor, who has been the guest OF
her friend, Miss Mary Brice. here for
the past several days. has returned
to her home in Oskaloosa. Miss Tay,
Tor and Miss BTice attended lunch.
con at Mason City Thursday noon.
A business letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
u r. Smith locates them for the time
being. in New York City, where Mr..
Smith Is having personal charge OF
q branch business OF the oskaloosa
firm which he has established. an.
nouncement Of which is made else
where.
Judge J. F. and Mrs. Bosworth and
two sons. yane and Richard, OF FL
Paso. Illinois, came Ia on Thursday
evening !. their touring car. 10 visit
Tor titae with Mrs Bosworfh's par
eaafa fr asH NJ .aa ~ ~ a.Ha :. 49,. :.