The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-10
PERSONAL.
tFrom Saturdays Daily.)

NnIom odtufody OhiyJ
Mrs. M. @. Giffen, of Des Moines, i.
the guest of her sister. Mrs. L. F
Robinson. No sos South A street.
f. T.. Lyle went to st. Paul last
night preparatory TO going upon pro
perry in Minnesota as soon as the
season opens.
Miss Julia Mason went to Dies
Moines this morning to visit with
her sister. Mrs +. C. Rice for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. John Carnage and Miss Bes-
sic Stafford have gone to the vicinity
OF Marysyille to visit among relatives
number Of weeks.
Rev. w. P. Williams, of st. James
Episcopal church will deliver Lenten
sermons the coming week at Fort
Madison, Burlington and Iowa City.
Mrs. Clara Young and SON Frank
win leave tomorrow for a three
weeks visit with friends and rela-
lives in Brookfeld and Marcelline.
Mo.
Mr. Cramer, superintendent OF the
public schools at Red Oak, Ia, was
in the city few hours today while
on his way to visit his parents at
Brighton.
Mrs. Sarah Dillon and Mrs. Phoebe
Golden went to Moline this morn
ing. called by the, illness of their
sister. Mary Ankeney, who is in a
critical condition.
]. H. Larkins was up from ottum-
wa yesterday. Mr.. Larkins is switch
man for the Milwaukee at Ottumwa
The family expects to return to os-
kaloosa in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clancy, OF st.
Paul, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Graft, No. 725 North
T. street, mother OF Mrs. Clancy. They
are en- route-to Peoria, Illinois, where
they win make their home.
Fremont Gazette: tB. F. Thomas.
of Oskaloosa, who rented the Frank
Brown farm south of town moved to
the place last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas are nice people and viii be
well liked BY the neighbors over on
Cedar Creek.
Arthur Smith went to Common
Gray, Canada, Thursday with car
OF household goods and to make pre-
partitions for a home. Mr. Smiths
family. which is still in oskaloosa.
viii depart in a few days TO join Mr..
smith and viii make Common Gray
their home.
Register and Leader: Miss Eva
Sewers, secretary Of the Y. w. C. A.
who has been spending several
months in New York City, has re-
turned home. She viii take up her
work at the Y. w. c. A. Monday.
While in New York Miss Sewers at
tended the midwinter Y. w. C. A.
training school.
Henry Tandy has disposed of his
country place of twenty acres to Z.
r. Hull and the consideration for the
same amounted to 1925 per acre. Mr..
Tandy in coming to oskaloosa has
purchased the Millisack property on
North A street, possession of which
win be given in September. Mr..
Tandy and family meanwhile will re-
side temporarily at No. 709 North
Market street
James Erwin received an appre-
ciated gift yesterday from his friend
CAPTAIN w. II. Point, a former Os-
kaIoosa boy. II was a hand carved
cane. secured by Captain Point in
Japan while he was serving with the
regular army in the Philippines.
Captain Point left oskaloosa as a
volunteer in Co. r 51st Iowa, and
served with our boys in the Philip
pines during the SpanishsAmerican
war he reinlisted in the Regular
Army and was accepted as litu'
tenant, recently being promoted to
a eaptaincy. For several years he
was stationed in the Philippines but
has been changed TO Chicago where
he Is now in the Purchasing depart
menf OF tue hONrihuioha, icoHtA-Ph 49,
er supplies for the United States
Army
(From Mondays Daily.D
r.. B. shafer went 10 Buxton this
morning TO look after business inter
ests.
charleskiienSsr M called 10 Free
NOM sunday by the illness OF hts
mBther. s@ts d
Dr. NJ. G. Frazier went TO Iowa City
today. He win return Wednesday
evening.
James Kikendall was down from
Des afoines Tor a Sunday visit with
home folks.
Geo. IL Carbon was passenger for
Dea Moines this morning 60 attend
tlle cement users convention.
Claire Felsman returned to Keota
this morning after spending SUNDAY
with parents and friends here.