The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-07-14
! PERSONALS

w. Al Sewers went to Altoona and
Colfax this morning TO look after bus
mess interests.
Mrs. c. C.Struble accompanied Miss
Pearl Rhinehart to her home in Des
Aloines for few days visit.
Mrs. d. w. Shultz and Mrs. 7. E.
White went to Rose Hill this morning
! 10 spend the day at the Adair home.
s. b. Sinclair. who has been on a
business triptto Kansas City, returned
to his home in this city this morning
Mrs. P. B. vorhus and mother were
passengers yesterday via the Iowa
Central for visit with relatives and
friends at Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. T. H. Coyeny of Clinton, who
has been visiting with Miss Fudge"
Ryan, 204 North Eighth street, re-
turned to her home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Springer and
daughter. Miss Birdie Parry, depart
ed yesterday via the Rock Island for
their future home at Denver, Colo.
r. w. Glaze, daughter, Miss Myrtle,
and Miss Maggie Hoffman, returned,
this morning via the Burlington from
Chicago where they. went on business.
u. L. Kendall, of Washington, Ia,
county recorder OF Washington coun-
III, was caller in the city yesterday.
He was in attendance at the judicial
convention.
Miss Augusta Dehon, of Bolton,
passed through the city this morning
via the Rock Island enroute for a
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at La Sale. Ill.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Hoover depart
ed this morning via the Rock Island
for Moffett. Texas, where they will
spend the summer taking care OF
work on the farm
What Cheer Chronicle: James !
Burke was over from Oskaloosa the |
4th, and took In the ball session. |
Jim umpired the game and witnessed /
the defeat of Oskaloosa's famous ball
tossers. He done his part" but it |
wasn't enough.
Mrs. r. L. Turner went to Ames |
this morning for two weeks visit 4
with her daughter, Mrs. Erwin. From
Ames Mrs. Turner and another daugh- H
ter. Mrs. H. H. Moreland. who is also
in Ames, will go to the latters home
at Romeo, Mich, for visit.
Arthur Silverthorn, of Sioux City, n
Is visiting friends and acquaintance
In the city and county this week.
Art" insists that Mahaska looks the
b st of any the counties he has pass
ed through since leaving home and he
has been over some Of the best parts
OF the state
A letter from H. II. Sheriff to
friends here, locates the attorney and
his family in the city of Mexico The
party is combining business with
pleasure and 1t is currently reported
that Mr.. Sheriff will go into South
America before his return. They will
be away from home six weeks or
moore.
Aunt Phoebe" Bacon, who is lying
in a precarious condition at her home,
No. SOB South Market street, OF apo
plexy, remains in about the same con-
dition There is little change one
way or the other. The condition is
admitted TO be critical and yet the
case is not without some degree OF
for permanent better
ment.
\ Warren Shoemake, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shoemake, No. 701 Third
avenue east, who was grievously i'll
with an attack of tetanus or lockiaw,
from blood poison that de-
yeloped from a rusty nail making
wound in the foot, is so far recovered
as TO be out and around TO some ex-
tent. He is convalescing rapidly and
a couple of months will put him be-
yond any trace of his unpleasant ex.
perienee.
Miss Gay Proudfit, who has been
with the Oskaloosa Manufacturing
Company as stenographer and pri-
Yate secretary to the manager almost
since the opening of the business in
Oskaloosa, has resigned her position
and expects to make an extended trip
ia the west within short time. Miss
Prondfit is succeeded in the position
by Miss Ruby Furstenberg, who has
been working in the office a number
Of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crozier are in
the city for a visit among friends
and relatives. Mr.. Crozier, who was
clerk at the Julian Hotel at Dubuque.
took an enforced vacation on account
Of the destruction of that hosiery by
IRE a short time ago and was thus
enabled to come to the Hotel Lacey
to assist as night clerk
In the absence OF members of the Of
fee force who are away on a vacation
trip. At the termination OF the visit
here Mr.. and Mrs. Crozier will go
west, possibly to take up permanent
residence.
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