The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-02-24
PERSONAL
(From saturdays Daily.l


et street, who has been suffering with
a serious attack of typhoid fever fol
the past several weeks, is reported
much better.
Frederick Knight Logan a member
OF the Chauncey Alcott Company is
Off the road during the Lenten season
ard is guest of his mother, Mrs. "
X Logan, No. 416 B avenue east for
q few weeks.
Granville Crowder, son of J. II
Crowder, recently moved to Oska
loosa from New Sharon and interest
cd in the grocery store formerly OPP
Grated by w. W. Montgomery, is ser
iolsly i'll with typhoid fever.
Anton Jepson, baggageman at the
Iowa Central is absent from his
duties in that capacity on account OF
sickness. The seriousness of his i'll
ness is not known at preent. Fred
Mathews is filling the vacancy.
Mrs. j. B, Smith has received word
OF three deaths within her family oc,
GNI1UE MIlDiH TIC WIN. a wv SloNSAS
Maggie and Libbie and niece Annie
Smith. died from the same home, at
Bellefountain. Ohio, within few
days of each other.
President H. H. Seerley. OF the
Iowa State Normal school at Cedar
Falls. arrived this morning to deliver
lecture at the Educational meeting
at the High school building this aft
ernoon. President Seerley was prin'
cipal and superintendent OF the Oska
loosa schools for eleven years, and
during that time made wide &C.
auaintance in town and country. His
friendships have ripened with years
and his popularity here is eclipsed
by that of no other man Mr.. Seerley
Is making great success of the Nor
NAL School, over $500 teachers being
enrolled this year.
CFrom Mondays Daily)
Mrs. S. L. McClain, of Vlnton, arry.
ed in the city last evening and is a
guest at the home of her son, Jesse
McClain.
Mrs. c. z. Rakestraw, OF New
Sharon, passed through the city yes
terday en- route to sigourney, where
she win visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. r. H. Cutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas, OF
Beacon, departed last evening via
Iowa Central for Ponca City, Okla
where they will remain about a year
Mildred budget. of Pella, passed
through the city Friday en- route to-
Martinsburg, where she will visit al
the home of her mother. Mrs. Mary
budget.
Mrs. Frank Rominger, OF Bloomfield,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. b.
Eyerhart, No. 622 North A street. She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
DR.. Axtell of Kansas City.
Mrs. Alice Davis, of Chicago, and
Mrs Nell Hines, of Norman, Okla
homa. have returned 20 their homes.
They were called here by the death
OF their father, Isaac KaIbach.
Miss Genevieve Christie leaves to-
night for Sparta, MINI, where she
has accepted a fine position in the
schools. She has been successful
teacher in Mahaska county and her
many friends wish her success in the
new position.
Mrs. y. T. Hawes. who has been
visiting at the Felker home on Sixth
avenue east. was passenger this
morning for Spencer, Iowa, for visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. G. Morgan.
Mrs. HAYES will return to her home
at Oakland, Cal, after her visit at
Spencer.
Captain J. w. Carr has returned 60
Montezuma after a few days spent in
the city among friends. He was re-
ceiying the congratulations Of &C
quainEances upon the fact OF his be
ing grandpa By the birth OF daugb
ter to his son. 6. W. Carr. aud wife
az Los Angeles.
Fred White. who was with the East
Side Supply House about year ago
but who went to Mexico and filed on
a claim. has returned home for a
few days visit He and his wife viii
remove TO Oseeoia in the near fu
ture, where Fred will accept po-
sition with the Hawkeye Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Sheppard have
packed and shipped their goods and
win leave 10 about two weeks fol
their new home in Idaho Falls. Idaho.
Bert and Roy accompanied the goods
while Harold will remain in oskalooss
until Penn college closes in June. Tho
W. II. Kalbach family have moved in.
to the home vacated by the sheppard
family
The visit OF Bishop Morrison TO Os-
kaloosa has been postponed from Feb
ruary rs 20 March % The delay has
been occasioned by illness on the
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