The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-01
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily.l


at Denver during the summer month
with ner daughters, Misses Marie an
Mildred, visiting at the home of he
sister, Mrs. George Duncan, is el
pected TO arrive at her home on Mint
east tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. McNutty an
daughters, Zelda and Ethel. of Ontario
Oregon, who have been visiting at tn
Iii. c. G. Cone home. No. 701 Firs
avenue east, for the last two weeks
departed last evening for their home
On their return trip they will stop a
Kansas City for a short visit. ..
John Ruggenberg, of the local policl
force has returned from Des Moine'
meeting of the police chiefs. Mr.
Ruggenberg reports that a very sue
cessful meeting was had. The De:
Moines police were very hospitablt
and showed the visiting chiefs every
courtesy possible. One afternoon dur
ing the session was devoted by the
Des Moines police in taking the visit
ors about the city.
Joseph Jones arrived home this
morning from Denver, whittier he was
called by the serious illness of his
daughter, Mrs. Ida Hall. Her condi
tion was a little improved before he
left. Mrs. Halls brother, viii Jones,
of Duluth, is with her and will remain
indefinitely. Mrs. Halls trouble is a
cancerous growth which resulted from
, injuries sustained in an automobile &C
cident about two years ago. Doctors
are hopeful that the growth may be
arrested and that Mrs. Hall may
eventually regain her strength.
President Edwards, of Penn college,
departed last evening for Wilmington,
Ohio, where he will deliver an address
Week at that place. This is an annual
event at Wilmington, Ohio, but the
occasion this year is of special import
ance as it is the one hundredth ami
versary Of the founding of Whining
ton and the settlement OF Clinton
county. DIR. Edwards will be absent
from the city for few days. returning
by the opening of Yearly Meeting. On
his return trip he will stop in Chicago
for a day purchasing some apparatus
for the laboratories of Penn college.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mrs, s. Z. Anderson who is making
w. aRraf inf7 10 Ion In fatxS he
for permanent residence in California
and who has been residing at No. 609
South A street. is temporarily located
with her son Charles H. Anderson, No.
31o South Third street.
Ed Meader. who has been visiting
at the home of his father, No. 512
North First street, has returned to
his home in Chicago. Ed is mkaing
good in Chicago. He is proprietor
and general manager of the Meader-
Agnew Catering Company, operating
places at Windsor Beach and Wicker
Park Hall.
Clarence Rakow, son of Mrs. Fannie
e. Rakow, No. 307 Third avenue west
who has been an employee of the Oska-
loosa Traction G. Light Co., has re-
signed his place for the time being to
resume the study of electricity and
electrical engineering at the State Col
lege at Ames. Clarence has made
considerable progress and is already
an expert in parts of the work.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Norwood and two daughters,
Miss Lizzie Story and little Miss Irene
Story Of Des Moines. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Ramsay and family of os-
kaloosa, came over In automobiles
and spent the day at the
James Barton home. Mrs. Norwood
and Lizzie Story are sisters of Mrs.
Barton. Miss Story and Irene re-
NAMED for longer visit.
Miss Mae J. Evans is here for a
visit with friends and to look after
her property interests. Miss Evans
has spent the past year in Cambridge
Mass, and has enjoyed the associa-
ton Of many literary people, including
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Trueblood, for
merly OF 0skaloosa The success
which Miss Evans met in Chicago In
art and dramatic criticisms for the
large papers induced her to go 10
where she has been at
work on plays of her own.
Robert Doak was over from Rose
Hill Saturday. He recently returned
from Ohio. where he spent most
delightful visit on the old stamping
grounds. He attended the old set
tiers reunion and homecoming week
al MechanicsviIle and saw people
there that he had not met before for
forty years. The old school picnic of
students who attended where Robert
got his early training. was especially
enjoyable and he says he never saw
SO many good things to eat In one
place before.
Hon. N. =. Kendall, OF Abba. the
nominee for congress In
iEe sixth district. was In town Satur-
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