The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
! PERSONALS :

(From Saturdays Daily,

day via the Rock Island Tor Portland
Oregon.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Hattie Sip
kema, of Oskaloosa, spent Sunda.
with the Misses Burgraaf and Val
Arkel.
Mrs. Ella Taggart, of Rose Hill
was here today visiting at the hom'
of her brother, Mayor l.. NJ. Bacon
and her sister, Mrs. John Starlin.
Mrs. Clyde Graham, SIC Ninth ave
nue. cast, was operated on at Mere!
hospital at Des Moines for goitre
She is doing fine and will be able t.
come home in a few days.
Fred w. Wells. of the Glaze &
Haynes grocery company. is still
confined to his home with severe
case of poisoning, caused by a fall
on the head at Lincoln carnival. We
hope that he will soon be out again.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Ton
Schilling went to Oskaloosa yester
day evening, visited over night with
relatives and came home this morn
ing with Miss Lou Vogt, who accom-
panied the remains of her brother
Burrell, from Colorado Springs.
(From Mondays DahyJ
John Whitaker has gone to Kansas
on business trip.
Mace Hagan, of Centerville, spent
{. in, hn nit with
Master Max Beekman is visiting in
Des Moines with his aunt, Mrs. c.
Clark.
Mrs. J. III. Pickett is home from
Waterloo where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Frank Rolston, of Des MOines, is
in the city for a few days business
and visit with friends.
Roy Wymore returned to Harvey
this morning after au over Sunday
visit with parents and friends.
Chas. Anderson, of the Anderson
Bros. Auto Co., returned this morning
from a business trip to Sigourney.
u. u.
Saturday evening from a few days
visit at the parental Hammes home
in Keokuk.
Mrs. J. A. Wood and son Harley, of
Fremont, we're Sunday guests at the
Amos Evans home, No. els Fifth
avenue east.
Rex Cruzen, OF the Oskaloosa Sad
dlery company, departed this morn
ing for Des Moines in the interests
of his company.
c. i. Knight, manager of the Postal
Telegraph Company at Ottumwa,
spent Sunday in the city with his par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. J. F. knight.
4. J. Ray, who was called to Man
chester, Tenn, several days ago by
the Illness of his aged mother, re-
turned to the city Saturday night.
Earl Wise was a passenger this af-
ternoon over the Rock Island for
Pasco, Wash, where he will join
friends and probably locate perma-
nently.
Prof. Shambaugh, professor of his
tory in the State University at Iowa
City, will give a lecture in Penn
chapel Tuesday afternoon, March II,
at 1:15.
w. NJ. Wilkes departed this morn
ing for Dubuque, where he will be
in attendance at the convention of
the grand lodge of the Woodmen of
the World.
Henry Frsnkel, of Des Moines, was
down from Des Moines for the open
ing Of the new basement department
OF the big store and to call among
former friends here.
Miss Jessie Moore, of Abba, was in
TIE city Saturday 10 attend THE
Sweetest Girl in Paris" production,
and while in the city was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. T. Fitzgerald
Harry McKanna, of the Ottumwa
Courier reportorial staff, was in the
city over Sunday visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Mary McKanna, No
1907 A avenue west, and friends.
Fred Stevenson went TO Des
Moines this afternoon where he will
take charge of Moon 30" driving
il back to Oskaloosa. The new car
has been purchased by Harry Wright
OF Cedar.
viii Glass, formerly employed at
the Hanna Manufacturing Company
has resigned to accept position In
the county treasurer's Office. NJ
Glass will assist In the rush Of Marcel
tax collections.
j. V. Green is acting as constable
in the court OF Squire Phillips durin;
the absence of the regular constable
Art Walls. Mr.. Walls Is in the Soutl
making collections for the Interna
tional Harvester CO,
Fairfield Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gibson left this morning TO
0skaloosa, where they will max
their home. Mr.. Gibson has accept
ed position as manager of the Tn
derwood candy eompany.s ice creal
department.