The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12
PERSONAL
lFrom Mon;tay's Dailvl


from an extended and pleasant yisi
ia California.
Mrs. j. Hartsock, OF Lynnville, LEI
this morning for hr home after spend
ing a few days in the city at the HON,
Of JAS. Perry.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Marie A
Royart went to Oskaloosa yesterda,
for few days visit with her sister
Mrs. Earl Flech.
Harvey News-Tribune: John Bill
be. one Of oskaloosa's popular young
rpcn, was an oyer-Sunday guest with
friends in East Bussey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Hull and children
Of Portland, Ore, are in the city Wis
Ting with friends They are guests
az the Hill Barnes home.
Mrs. r. &. Clegg left this morning
for Marshalltown, where she will
visit among friends in the city at the
home Of Mrs. I. w. Nease
Mrs. Art Malone and baby returned
@ their home at Fremont after spend.
ing several days in the city visiting
with parents and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. J ]. Mullin, of Grin
nell, returned home this morning after
visiting over Sunday at the home of
the gentleman's brother, W. o. MulIin.
Mrs. Clara Robinson and daughter
Miss Blossom. of Chicago, are in the
city visiting at the parental II. r.
kendig, ST., home on Third avenue
west.
Neil Rowley was a passenger this
morning for his home at Rock Is
land, H., after spending short time
visiting with relatives and friends in
this city.
j. &. Vallandingham and Mrs. w.
G. Yallandingham aud son Wayne
went to Rose Hill this morning, call
cd by the death of Mrs. Mary Vail
sndingham.
Sheriff w. B. Griffin. of Monroe
county. came over from Abba today
to appear before the grand jury Mr..
Griffin is the sheriff who overlook the
horse thieves at Unionville.
Mrs. d. =. Vance, of University
Park. was passenger this morning
via the Iowa Central for Dayton, o.,
uhere she will attend the National
convention of the Missionary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Thompson and
daughter Catherine have returned to
their home in What Cheer, after Wis
iting for a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barrows on North !
Fourth street.
James Loughridge, of 500 A avenue
East, who has been i'll for the past
six weeks with serious attack of
rheumatic troubles, is in serious
condition and the physicians have lit
tie hope for his recovery.
J. G.. Scoles went to Des Moines
this morning to prepare exhibits for
the State Photographers convention
held there May 10-1l-l2-13. Mr.. |
Gooles is vice president of the AsSo.
citation and in that capacity ne is (!
preparing the exhibits.
Major and Mrs. John F. Lacey de |
parted Saturday evening for Wash. !
ington, ID. c.. expecting to be away
two or three weeks. Mr.. Lacey has !
several legal cases for clients in Cali |
fornia and in Virginia which demand
his attention at the National Capitol. |
Dr. j. NJ Morgan expected to ell
tertain his niece. Mrs. l.. b. Prichard. |
OF lndianola. this week and when he !
was called to- the telephone Sunday !
morning, expecting 10 hear from her,
he was shocked to learn that her hus- (
band had dropped dead that morning. (
Mr. Priehard had for eight years been
clerk of the courts or Warren coun.
ty and was about 50 years old. He
had not been sick at all and his
death was like fash Of lightning 1
out Of a clear sky.
The Iowa Grand Chapter OF 2. Il. o. I
meets in Abba Tuesday, Wednesday I
and Thursday Of this week. Miss Lii. |
liam Kilburn, president of Chapter X |
Of this city, and Miss Nellie Wray as
delegate from the Chapter, will be /
in attendance; also Mrs Walter Camp
bell and Mrs. Il. IT, Rogers. who are
lie nhtDSEb VI the H. ". u, DdNlHS SEW
ed the Supreme Chapter as president.
The delegation from here will be
joined by Mrs. DR.. Hazard OF Iowa
City Chapter, who is guest OF Mrs
DR.. Jarvis; also. Hy Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, OF the Sac City Chapter. who
Is visiting with Mrs. Alice Bennett.
Pelia Chronicle: We missed one
of our regular weekly callers the 9th.
e. day. Each Wednesday morning
Tor the past 80 weeks we have seen
Grant Janney city salesman for the i
Spencer Grocer Co, Of Oskaloosa.
step or the morning train with his
sample case and proceed to gather up
= book full OF grocery orders from our
merchants But he failed to come that
morning and we were somewhat
alarmed lest our grocery men would
run short Of good fresh groceries.
But We need not have been alarmed.