The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03
PERSONAL
tFrorn MonAay,s Daay. J


from a visit at her old home IN east
ern Illinois.
Eli Powell and son, of kirksville
Mo, are visiting with his brother
Clement Powell. who lives south OF
University Park.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. w. H. John,
son has returned to her home at Os,
kslooSa after a two days visit at the
parental H. Fl. Sytsms home.
Ottumwa Courier: John H. Hawk,
ins. of Oskaloosa, is visiting at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. |. G. Hol-
Imgsworth, S24 East Second street.
Mrs. J. w. Kinsey, of What Cheer,
ard grandson, Joseph Howard, OF Os-
kaloosa, went to Eldon this morning
where they will spend a short time.
Mrs. Phil Hoffman, and daughter
Eleanor arrived home Saturday even
ing from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Glaze Morton, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harvey Norris and daughter,
Miss Iva, OF Newcomerstown, Ohio,
ara geusts at the home of the ladys
sister. Mrs. A c. Simmons, on North
G street.
Mayo ColVille and sitser. Miss Mel
lie COlyille, returned to theiT school
duties at Drake after a brief visit at
the parental F. Z. Colville home on
North Third street
Miss Ruth johnson, who has been
visiting at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. George Weant, on South Second
street, returned TO her home in Bur
lington Saturday evening.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Adam Wool,
ard went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
where she is being treated for neu-
ralgia by DR.. Cole She feels she is
being benefited greatly by these
treatments.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Walton arrived
home Saturday evening from Roches-
ter, Minnesota, where Mrs. Walton
had undergone a surgical operation.
She had obtained the desired relief
and is feeling well.
Mrs. Joe Stump returned Saturday
night from a five weeks visit with
two of her sisters in Chicago, and a
visit of one week in Clinton. She
was accompanied by Mrs Zulauf and
daughter Katharine. of Los Angeles, !
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mendenhall
arrived home from the West Satur-
day evening after spending several
months in Colorado and Utah. Mr..
MendenhalI is able to be around but
Is quite weak. He is regaining his
strength slowly, but will be all right
again within short time.
(From Tuesdays Daily.j
Mrs. Effie Sandusky, of Stratford,
Texas, is in the city on business.
J. NJ. Ball went to Sibley, Iowa, this |
morning to care for business matters. |
l.. II. Walker went to Council !
Bluffs this morning to care for bust |
ness matters.
Mrs. Alfred Williams, Of Perry, is |
in the city visiting at the home OF |
Mrs. Ida Sharra.
Misses Ruby and Elnora Brissey
have returned from brief visit with |
friends in Fremont. /
Henry Frankel, of Des Moines, is |
IN the city looking after business mat |
ters and calling on friends.
Geo. NJ. Evans went to Ottumwa |
this morning where he will be con-
nected with the Iowa Produce Co.
Miss Van Vie. who has been in the |
city caring for business matters, de |
parted this morning for Washington. |
Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard and !
children went to Sigourney this morn !
ing TO spend a few days visiting with /.
parents and friends
Mrs. sChas. Walling went to ottum-
wa this morning where she will spenc !
a short time Visiting al the home OF |
her sister. Mrs. Chas. Pierce
Miss Minnie Rabourn. employed as |
book-keeper at Fred Swearingen's |
meat market, returned homo yester.
day after few days visit with her |
cousin. Miss lnez Young, Of Sigour- |
ne
Mr.. and Mrs. j \, Henry we're pas
songers this morning over the Rock |
Island for Piedmont, Kansas, where
they will visit at the home OF Mr..
Henry's brother. ]. b. Henry. who is
very H.
Mrs. Mary f. Kilburn and daughter
Miss Lillian. No. 10 North Third
street. have returned from Newton, |
where they have been visiting at the
homo Of Airs. Kilbnrn's sister, Mrs. } |
n Lester.
~ s. A. aud Mrs. Spilman and
Brown MccarrolI. Of Ottumwa, came
yesterday, IN the Dr.'s automobile and
scent the day very pleasantly with
Mr. and Mrs = G. Sellers a. their
hoYse ~ North Third street
81 ! 5 Henderson, n. -. sheriff