The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-01-20
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Dailyl

Mrs. H. F. James was passenger
last evening via the Iowa Central for
Kansas City for visit with friends.
C. A. Chick returned to his home
in Des Moines this morning after be-
ing in attendance to his father, the
late Chas. NJ Chick.
Mr.. James Barnhill who has been
employed with the Green & Bentley
Drag Co., for twelve years, has &C.
crpted a position with the Bertsch
pharmacy.
Little Helen Wallet, the six.year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cam G.
Wallet, was taken to the Oskaloosa
Hospital yesterday afternoon for
treatment for typhoid fever. She has
been i'll for several days.
Mrs. Frank Sheppard, of Idaho
Falls. Idaho. who has been visiting
at the Warren Kalbach home of this
city, went to Birmingham, Ia, this
morning for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Sheppard will return to oska'
Ioosa before she departs for her home
at Idaho Falls.
Bussey Press: Robert Wharton re-
ceived dispatch Monday from the
family of his brother, Andrew, in Hand
county. S. d., that Mr.. Wharton was
fatally i'll, the idea conveyed that he
was diving. They removed from here
about 25 years ago. He sold his farm
to Thos. Havener when he went away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janney, who
recently came to Oskaloosa to live
and leased the F. c. Lofiand home on
First Ave. East, are soon TO leave
this city. Mr.. Janney has accepted
a fiattering offer with the Haas Cigar
company, of st. Louis, which requires
that he make his headquarters in
Minneapolis. He regrets to leave MS
old home town but the financial in
ducement was too strong to resist.
Mrs. Louisa Harbach is in receipt
Of gratifying reports from her daugh-
ter who is attending the University
OF Berlin, in Berlin, Germany. Miss
Harbaca was one of the few ladies
who were regularly matriculated and
her work is among the best. She
speaks German so fiuently that she
is often mistaken for a native OF the
Fatherland. She is enjoying the work
and hopes TO remain the full two years.
~ NFontkayy' naiIyl
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Ross, of Paonia,
Colorado. are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Ross sister, Mrs. Earle Henness.
Glenn Patterson. a former Oskaloosa
boy. now located al Omaha, is here
for a brief visit, guest at the !. c.
Johnson home.
Mrs. p. j. Ellsworth and son Phil
lin returned Friday evening from
visit at the Lon lMObley home at Port
La Yaca, Texas.
c. u. Howar was a passenger Satur-
day evening via the Burlington Tor
Chicago where he goes to look after
business interests.
Vera Felker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Felker of Sigourney, was
operated on for appendicitis Monday
morning and is doing nicely.
r. II. Burnside. OF the Hawkeye
Lumber Co., went to Minneapolis last
evening. He will return in a few
days, when he and Mrs. Burnside will
start to California.
Miss Minnie Carney departs today
for Chicago for a visit with her sister,
Miss Freda Carney, VINO is taking a
course Of training as nurse at the
Hahnemann hospital.
Father" William Crosson is home
fran Galena, Kansas. and Joplin, No.
where he was visiting with numerous
relatives and attending a series OF
Billy" Sunday meetings.
]. r. McGregor departed last even.
ing FOR Chicago and Grand Rapids,
Michigan. OIL a ten days market and
lgoods4buying trip. Mrs. McGregor
BOCH i(co NlOitCA hci q
weeks visit among friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoy and son
who have been visiting at the parental
John Pendray home on South Second
street during the holidays and with
osher relatives. for several eks.haye
returned TO their home in Fremont
Nebrasla.s
Mrs Albert Cooper went 10 Grinnsi
Saturday. called by the illness OF hei
son Earle, VINO has been confined &c
his bed for a week or more. The com
Hlalnt which at first presented the
symptoms OF blood poison. developed
into acute infammatory rheumatism.
A. y. Church says he has Leo De
Long beaten about two years. HI
drove through the village OF osSa
looza on the 1Gth day OF December
IS47. and aas been resident OF Ma
h:lskA county ever since This Is six
1.-TWO years. Who can beat Mr.
t'hnrch's record