The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-29
PERSONAL
CFrom Saturdays Daily.l

(From Saturdays Daily.l
Mrs. James Irwin has returned froI
Des Moines where she attended tn
wedding of her grandson, Geo. Bel
zell, and Miss F. N. Miller, both O
Des Moines.
Miss Genevieve Barrowman, wht
was in the city over Sunday visiting
with relatives and friends, returned
to her duties at book-keeper in New
Sharon this morning.
Miss Edna Williams, who has beer
visiting with her parents west of th'
city and friends over Sunday, return
ed to her duties as teacher In New
Sharon this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. White and children
who have been visiting at the q. J
Lad home northeast of the city fol-
the last few days, returned to theiI
home in Newton this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Bassinger, No. 500 North
street, departed Saturday afternoon
for Des Moines where she will enjoy
a few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Pinach, and sister, and take IN
the military tournament.
Miss Blanche Lyle, daughter of
A. ]. Lyle, who lives northwest of
the city, who is teaching in the
schools of Grinnell, returned to her
duties this morning after two days
visit with her parents and friends.
Sy Walling has accepted an excel
lent position as manager OF the Mar
tin clothing store at Centerville and
leaves today to take up the duties OF
his new place. Sy has been head
clerk of the Jim Brown clothing house
in Oskaloosa and has had a wide ex-
perience in the clothing business in
numerous cities of the state. He is
a popular fellow, an expert musician
and a good fellow generally. He will
make good with the people of Cen
terVille and he will be missed by the
Iowa Brigade band organization of
which he was member. Mrs. Wall |
ing win remain in the city until ar
rangements for the new home have
been completed
(From Mondays Dasy.)
Mrs r. NJ. Fancher, of this city. is |
in receipt of a postal from her son,
w. F. Fancher, of Pasadena, Calf,
mailed from Grand Terminal. Colo,
stating that he would arrive in Oska-
loosa Tuesday for visit.
Armah News in Marengo Republi-
can: Misses Zelpha and Edith wy
ant were Oskaloosa visitors Satur-
day and Sunday. They were guests
at the Rev. Hall home. Miss May
Hall of Deep River accompanied them
for few days visit at home.
LynyiIle Star: John Conover is
moving from Sully to Oskaloosa for
good school for their son Chase. We
are not advised but presume he will
attend Penn college. Oskaloosa will
thus gain another fine family.
DR.. Fred Jarvis is suffering from a
dislocated wrist and fracture of one
OF the bones as a result Of an acct
dent. The doctor in cranking his au
tomobile was struck on the wrist and
arm with the flying crank which re.
suited in the dislocation and fracture.
Mr. and Mrs. Will H. kaIbach re-
turned home yesterday noon from a
six months pleasure and sightseeing
tour Of Europe and attending the
great Passion Play. Their daughter,
Miss Marie. who accompanied them
stopped at Chicago enroute home tor
q few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Emma SappingtOn, of Trenton.
Mo. who has been a visitor at the
home of her brother, J. J. Cox, south
Of the city, departed this morning
Mrs. Sappington's brother, Ted Cox,
was also a visitor at the J. J. Cox
home. but returned to his home at
Trenton several days ago.
George NJ. Evans is home from a
ten days trip to the old stamping
ground" in Nebraska, which he has
not VISITED In years. He spent sew
eraI days at Holdridge, where he
found Dr.. B. Frank Andrews, well
known here, operating private hos
pital and doing well, with a large
practice. He called among former
friends and acquaintance at York.
and stopped at Omaha to transact
business. Mr.. Evans states that the
country has had wonderful develop
ment in the years he has been away,
Harry schmitt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Schmitt, No. 100 Fourth ave
cue west. departed last evening for
bis college work at the Hyde Park Y.
NJ G. A. training school. Harry was
II the Lake Geneva camp during the
summer and coming home went to
camp on the Des Moines river from
which he returned Friday. This IL
Harry's last year in school. when he
VIII be equipped TO become physical
In Y. Al. G. A. Rymnasiums.