The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06
PERSONAL


MloSEH U dltl anu L<phAcS
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lind
ner OF Waterloo. formerly residents o.
OskaloOsa, are guests at the j. B
AicCurdy home. No. 712 High avenue
east.
Mrs. Tom White, of Pasadena, Cal.
is visiting with parents and friends
in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. White were
former residents of OskaloOsa. Mr.
White now is engineer on one OF the
Pasadena fire engines.
Al Smith. last years star halfbach
on the Penn team. and John Porter
went to Abba this morning overland
in Porter's automobile. They will act
as officials in the Otumwa and Abba
high school foot ball game.
Mrs. w. W. Montgomery received
word today that Mr.. Rempke, her
brother-in-law. lying i'll of pneumonia,
is worse and cannot recover. She
leaves this evening for the home of
her sister at Parsons. Kansas.
Mrs. F. r. Shultz came down from
Des Moines last evening to visit
friends and look after property inter
ests here. She says Mr.. Shultz has
opened up two veins of coal on his
land near Des Moines and is getting
along fine. Mrs. Shultz brought along
samples of some fine corn raised by
her son, Frank, this summer. The
boy is only IS and he did all the work
himself on twelye-acre field.
William J. Brewer. of Houston,
Texas, is here for brief visit with
Tom Shockley. The two were bare
foot boys together in New Vienna,
Ohio, but had not seen each other
since they were about fourteen years
old. Mr.. Brewer is in the real estate
business and has Offices in Chicago
also. He was enroute 10 Texas and
off to say hello to Tom. Mr..
Shockley was nonplussed until ex-
were made.
Joe f. Bishop, who secured a fine
claim in the Dallas land drawing In
South Dakota, is here for a brief visit
with his family and many friends.
After having lived on his claim for a
year Mr. Bishop thinks more of it than
he did when he first saw it. He has
i20 of the 100 acres under cultivation
and the first crop has been away be-
yond expectations. He has a good
barn and other improvements already
made and az soon as he completes his
house the family will go there 10 re-
main permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Lofiand arrived
home this morning from Denver,
where they were present at the wei
ding of their daughter, Miss Helen, 10
Mir. Fred p. Van Sickle, which occur !
red Thursday, September 29. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. LOT
lands sister, Mrs. Nellie Price, OF
Seattle, Washington, who will be a
guest at the Lofiand home, No. GA
High avenue east, while visiting with
friends here. Ewing Lofiand, Miss
Helen Spencer and Arthur Oppenhei-
mer, who we're also in Denver for the
will remain in the West for
a few days recreation.
(From Mondays DaHyJ
s. w. Wilson is in Missouri today
entering upon his regular southern
trip.
Roy Rowland departed this morn
ing for Davenport. where he was call.
ed on business matters.
Mrs. Marie Griffiths, of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday at the parental J. p.
Anderson home, south of Beacon.
Miss Babe Maxwell, of Des Moines,
Is in Oskaloosa for visit of few
days at the home of her brother, ThOs.
Maxwell
Rev. and Mrs. John Foster and
family, OF Seaman. Ohio, are visiting
In the city. Mr.. Foster is pastor OF
The U. p. church al that place.
Mrs. Richard Barrowman, OF ST |
Louis, Mo-, arrived in the city last
evening, called here by The death OF
ner mother Mrs. Emily J. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Colyille have
to their home in New Shar.
On after visiting or few days &
The city at the Geo. Thompson home
40 East Foerth avenue.
Miss Hazel Engstrand returned
this morning to her labors as instruct
or at the Practical Business college
IN this city after spending Sunday
her home at Galesburg. III.
W. c. Sheppard and family hay'
to oskaloosa from an extend
ed trip in the West and are guests
Al he Lacey Hotel. They viii be il
oskaloosa number OF weeks.
The family Of c. G. Wallet is NOV
ng today from their former home O.
North Eighth street 10 the propert'
No. sis A avenue east. recently va
sated by the n r. Cooley family.
WInnimack Ream. who Is operatin
j linotype machine in Peoria. H.. we
n town Saturday. the guest OF hi
father J. r. Ream, and his brothe'
Rolia Ream, on South Market slresl