The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
PERSONAL

ST Paul, where she was called b,
the serious Illness of her grandson.
Mrs. Anna Jackson, Of Usage, i
the guest of her son, L. L. Jackson
No. 416 North Fourth street. Sh,
was accompanied by Roy jackson o
Waterloo.
Mrs. John Van de Vert departed
last evening for her home at Gales
burg, ILL.,, after attending the silve
wedding anniversary at the S. ). Val
Hamert home east Of Oskaloosa.
D.. X. c. Hoffman. who has beer
in the city the last few weeks attend
ing to business and visiting with rel
atiyes, returned to his home in Dem
ing, New Mexico. over the Iowa Cen
trail last evening
Mrs. Sumner Davis and daughter
Miss Aline. who have been visitors
at the E. NJ Cheesman home for the
past three weeks, We're passengers
this morning over the Rock Island
for their home at La Grangle, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Moore, who
have been travelling extendedly in
the west and southwest, have gone
TO Graham, Texas, where they will
spend the winter The Daily Herald
win be a member of the household
meantime
.Biil'' Taylor, of Bussey, is in the
city visiting his son Joe. Mr.. Taylor
enjoys the distinction of being the
oldest mine worker in Iowa, having
been i'm active service in the mines
for over seventy years. He worked
in the mines OF England before com
ing to America.
Mrs. F. W Glaze and daughter
Ruth departed last evening for St.
Louis Park, Minnesota, a suburb or
Minneapolis, to spend a week with
another daughter, Mrs. w p. Morton.
Meanwhile Mr.. Glaze is whetting his
appetite for the Thanksgiving dinner
which he expects TO enjoy there.
Charles H. Gibson has returned 10
Oskaloosa to reside permanently. He
is engaged in business of his own
quarters for his operations. He was
formerly engaged with the Faye Pipe
Protection Company. and continues
independently in the same line OF
work
Mr. and Msr. J. T. Thornburg, OF
Whittier, California. arrived in Oska-
loosa last evening and are at the II.
A. Hoover home on North Market
street. Mr.. and Mrs ThOrnburg were
long residents of Oskaloosa and
warm welcome awaits them from
many friends. They come here from
Omaha where they visited their son
Carl and family.
(From Mondays DahyJ
DIR. and Mrs. B. G. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Morgan were Sun
day visitors in Buxton. The party
went to Buxton in DR., Williams au-
.tOmobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas G. Russell
and sons, Stewart and Harold. OF
Newton. are the guests OF the broth.
er, George w Russell, No 523 North
b street.
Miss Franciene Harrington, No
all South d street, will entertain her
friend. Miss Ethel Sherwin, of Gosh
en-, Indiana, Wednesday OF this week.
The young lady is a member Of the
Golden Girl company.
Clinton Bay, a member of the Jun
ior class at Penn College, has a
sprained ankle as the result of an ac-
cident Saturday evening. He was
playing basket ball in the gymnasium
and as he jumped into the air some
one pushed him over, with the above
result
Word comes to the city OF the con-
tinued Illness Of o. $. Ellis al St
Joseph Mo, where he was taken 10
a hotel four weeks ago suffering
with rheumatism. and his condition
has been such since that time that
he cannot be moved. Mrs. Ellis has
been al his side continuously and
writes her mother. Mrs. Parkhurst az
The home here that his suffering is
most intense and that his condition
seems TO be growing worse.
Mrs. ". X. Logan is home from a
three weeks visit al the home of her
sister, Mrs. Stone, in Chicago Mrs,
Logan went to Boone about three
weeks ago 10 lake part in the grand
chapter meeting OF the Eastern Star,
wherein size occupied the position Of
Grand Psalmist. Following the con
yenliDn she went TO Chicago on &C.
count Of the presence in the city q
her scn, Frederick knight Logan
and the Channoey 0lcott company
from Tuesdays Daily
M. II Kalbaeh il home from .
business and pleasure soiourn IN thf
west 81 seyerai weeks
Miss sophie Holman was called q
Peoria. Ill. 81 the serious Illness 81
hcr Sister Mrs. Fred Hartman