The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
PERSONAL

Miss Vivian Webb, now of Albert
Lea. formerly of oskaloosa. stopped
in the city this morning for visit
With friends. Miss Webb departed
this morning for Keithsburg for a
visit with relatives.
County Clerk Leroy CoTlett has
passed through a siege of typhoid
sever. and is now ON the road to rap
ia recovery. He was sufficiently i'm
proved to leave the hospital yester-
day and return 10 his home.
Misses Clara and Ethel Pearsel
LEFT last evening for their home at
West Liberty, where they will spend
I week at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearsel. They are
attending school at Penn college.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Riggs, who have
been spending the winter in Los An
geles. California, with their son, Fred
4. Riggs, returned this morning and
are visiting in the city with their
son. w. H. Riggs and daughter, Mrs
r. NJ Bacon.
Penn Whitaker. of this city, and
Miss Della Shockley, of Kansas City.
were passengers this morning for
Kansas City Miss Shockley has
been in the city visiting at the Whita-
ker home at No. 127 College avenue.
Penn Whitaker goes to Kansas City
for few days visit among friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Roy Rowland has been secur-
cd by County Treasurer George
Thompson to aid in the spring rush
of work in the treasurer's Office. Mrs.
Rowland will assist in the Office dur
ing the remainder of this month and
during the fore part of April. The
work of collection in this office is in
creasing daily and the remaining
week of this month will be busy
one.
Deward HawIey, who was injured
several weeks ago during the fire
thar destroyed his parents home,
north OF Rose Hill, Is now sufficiently
recovered to resume his school work
at Beacon. Mr. Hawley was injured
during the fire in an unknown man.
ner. When the fire was over he no
ticed that his left leg was saturated
with blood. A physicians aid was
necessary and it was found that an
artery was cut. Mr.. Hawley has been
confined to friends home near Rose
Hill until the loss OF blood was made
w.
c. Y. Jones, of Hilton, is in the city
today attending TO some business af-
fairs.
VIM. Glass went to Sigourney this
morning for a visit among friends
and relatives.
Miss Maude Bomar went to what
Cheer this morning on business and
pleasure combined.
Mrs. Don Howard went to Sigour-
ney this morning for brief visit
with parents and friends.
Constable Will DonneIIy went to
Davenport this morning in search of
man wanted in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Grace Forbes, Of Avoca. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Arie o.
Clarke, No. 914 B avenue west
Prof. Edwards, of Penn College. re-
turned this morning from a few days
business trip at Psyton and Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. >. Fowler, of near
Union Mills, we're in the city yes
terday caring for business and call.
ing among friends.
A. S. Alexander, of Chicago, is in
the city to install the new static ma.
chine and Roentgen ray apparatus at
tins OskalIosa hospital.
Misses Yeda Knapp and Rilla Town,
send. of Rock Island, have returned
to their home after weeks visit
among oskaloosa friends.
NJ A. McGrath. OF Peoria, was
among oskaloosa friends yesterday
enroute TO st. Paul, where he has
accepted position with big lumbel
firm
Mrs. John Jackley was summoned
TO La Sale, Illinois yesterday after
noon by a telegram announcing tbs
death of brothef-in-law at thai
place, She departed via the Iows
Central TO catch the Rock Island cas-
at Grinnell.
Rev T. v. Dugan. OF Winterset
formerly pastor OF the U. r. churcl
at oskaloosa. who came to the cit,
tor the funeral OF the late A. K. Ten
Dis. visited in the city yesterday
calling among former friends and &C
qusintances.
Rev WI P. williams, rector of 81
James parish OF the Episcopal churcl
has gone upon trip OF several day
duration in the Interests OF bushes
Of the parish and the church. II
win VISIT his father, Rev W. p. vii
al Iowa City, before returning.