The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-08-25
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Lizzie Washburn. No. Az
Third avenue east, was passengtr
this morning for Pulaski, Iowa, where
she will visit with friends.
Miss Fudge Ryan has returned to
her home in this city after six weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Chi
cage.
Mrs. w. L. McQuiston, No. 525
North B street, was passenger this
morning via the Rock Island for a
visit with friends at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Spencer are
home from visit at the homes OF
their sons, H. K. and w. E.. at Dav,
export, and also visit in Chicago.
Roy Plaisted, bit clerk OF the Rock
Island, departed Friday morning fol
a three weeks siFbt seeing trip ii
Denver, Colorado Springs and other
western cities. sI b n
Master Earl Sterling, of Waterloo
who has been visiting at the ]. e
F'lewwelling home, 500 South H st.
for the last two weeks, returned to
his home this morning.
Mrs. l. A. Weaver and Mrs. Gay
lord Il. Weaver, of Springfield, Ill.
and Mrs. Thos. Richie, of Cedar, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. r. w
Dye, 1913 C avenue East.
Miss Nahn Keeper, No, 1908 South
Second street has returned to her
duties as stenographer at the Fitch
Saddlery after spending two weeks
with friends at Galesburg, Ill. .'
Mrs AL Bass, who has been suffer.
ing for several months with an inter.
nal trouble, was taken to a hospital
this morning preparatory to submit
ting to an operation next week.
Robert Fallberg, who has been in
the city recuperating from an opera
ton for appendicitis, has returned tc
his home in Chicago, where he is man
ager of five and ten-cent store.
Mrs. Chas. MCLEAN, of Union, is
the guest of her son, DIR. e. ID. Nc
Clean, No. 402 Third avenue east, for
a few days visit. Mrs. c. G.. MCLEAN
of Abba, is also visiting at the home
William Hibbs came over from his
Plano, ILL.,, home today to Join Mrs
Hibbs, who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Ben Snyder, for some
weeks. They will return home next
week. a '5'- -
George Besecker departed last even
ing for St. Paul to be one of fishing
party to Green Lake. 1t is TRIP
Mr.. Besecker makes annually and q
vacation he would not miss for any
consideration. -. b..
Misses Clara and Olive Bolibaugh
Cally Gibson, Elida Weber and Mes
danes G. Powell and f. Wilcox, o
Eddyville, who have been attending
the chautauqua, returned to theil
home last evening.
Chas S. Howard, assistant cashiel
of the Maha ska County Bank, depart
ed last evening via the Iowa Contra
for an extended visit with his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Searle, o
San Bernardino, Cal. t@t
Miss leila Beans and Miss Ferr
Soseman, who have spent nearly two
months at Denver and in the surround
ing mountains, are expected home this
evening. The young ladies write thal
they had delightful time.
Mrs. r. L. Turner has returned from
visit with her daughters. Mrs. A. 7
Erwin, of Ames, Iowa, and Mrs. III. II
Moorland, of Romeo, Michigan. Mrs
Turner has been away about six week
and has greatly enjoyed the visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Stephen M. Hadley
daughter jeanette and son Ross ar
rived from LeGrand. where the fam
lily have been enjoying a summer out
ing. Ross will remain here a few
days, after which he will return t.
New York to prepare for his voyage
to India.
Mrs. S. B. McClelland and famil
who have been living in the r. =
Burnside residence, sos A avenue easi
: have returned to st. Louis to max
their future home. As Mr., Burnsid
has bsen detained in the west longe
than he expected, the property will b
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johr
son. ID. ,nts
Mr.. andn MIS- n mi, Boyer, and bah,
are homss framla tampnth's vacation
and recreation trip to the north an
east. They went to Cleveland wher
they were entertained at the home 0
Mrs. Boyer's sister, Mrs. Emmett Bee
son. They were visitors at Magyar
Falls and at other New York point
and they visited for time at Mach
mac Island. They say they have ha
delightful and enjoyable trip.
j. G. Sellers received letter a FEY
days ago from his son James stain
that he was in New York this week
would spend most of tho time In tn
Art Metal Construction Co.'s iianufa'
tory looking after some large order
for different parts Of Enrope. jus
before leaving Europe he closed q cor
tract to the new Offices Of the EQui
able Life ins. Co. OF New York 70