The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-10-19
PERSONALS /
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(From Saturdays Daily.l


ifornia, where she will spend the
winter months. E...
Maxwell O'Brien came down las
evening from his school duties at thu
S. U. |. and will spend Sunday will
his mother and friends.
Mrs. H. w. Garner who has beer
a guest at the parental J. w. Garner
home in Ottumwa for a short visit
has returned TO her home here.
Mrs. L. S. Walker, of Leighton, who
has been visiting in this city for q
few days with friends and relatives
returned to her home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boag, of Fort
Dodge, arrived in the city last even
ing, called here by the death of Miss
Mary Mitchell, sister of Mrs. Boag
Mrs. Kaufman, of New York City
Illinois, are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Henrietta Levi, No. 324 North
Third street.
Miss Anna Ochiltree, of Omaha,
WHO has bSSu NlSlLllS IlIChuo anu
relatives in the city, has gone to Ev'
anston to spend the winter with a sis
ter, Mrs. Hemingway.
Miss Mae Moore, head trimmer for
Baldauf- Rosenblatt Co, leaves this
evening for Chicago to get the new
midseason models just created, and
to replenish the millinery stock gen.
orally.
John Bowen was seventy-five years
of age yesterday and he is duly cele-
brating the event by remodeling his
home at No. 709 Fifth avenue east,
making extensive improvements and
alterations.
Ensign Anna Dykstra, of the local
Salvation Army, left with detach-
ment of the workers on the Rock
Island for a series of special meet
ings in Ottumwa over Sunday. They
will be back Mondya.
(From Mondays Dany)
G. l.. Davis has departed for New
ark, Ohio, where he will enjoy a two
weeks visit
Miss Nell Vittum returned home
today from a brief visit with friends
in Sigourney.
Allen Rodgers, of Grinnell, was in
the city over Sunday visiting with his
parents and friends.
Miss Vina Woods left for Blyth
this morning where she will take up
her duties as school teacher.
Oscar Griggs returned to his home
in this city after brief visit with
friends and relatives in New Sharon.
ManseIle Martin, Pete Stanley and
Glenn Hatchett returned home last
evening after a brief visit in Monroe.
Mrs. Scheuler returned to her home
iii Des MOines this morning after a
brief visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Fritch and
daughter left this morning for Guth-
RE Center where they will enjoy a
weeks visit.
Miss Mabel Witten left Saturday
afternoon for Sigourney where she
will enjoy brief visit with her par,
ents and friends.
Mrs. Charles Camp, of Rose Hill,
left for Council Bluffs this morning
to attend a Grand Lodge meeting
held in that city.
Jay Latcham returned to his home
this morning in New Sharon after Wis,
iting briefly with friends and rela,
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Butler have
returned homefrom Leavenworth
Kas., where they have been enjoying
an extended visit.
Frank Johnson who spent Sunday
at home in Eddyville returned to this
city this morning to take up his
studies in Penn College.
Miss Anna Black of the Contra
Book Store returned home yesterda!
from Thedford, Nebraska, where sh'
was called by the death of sister-in
Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Alderman an,
children, Fairy and Lincoln, and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Fl. Alderman and Sol
Dale, of Fremont, visited Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mowry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Felker is visiting
her son Charles and family in Rock
ford, ILL.,, from there she expects +
go to Spencer, Iowa, to spend tn
witer with her daughter, Mrs. E. G
Morgan. b..
Geo. Westman, of Belle Plain,
joined his wife in the city for an owe
Sunday visit at the T. G. jaime
home, returning to his home thi
morning. Mrs Westman remains fC
a more extended visit
Marshalltown Times Republican
Florence, Esther and Floyd Latino
OF Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Sa
urday morning to witness the Ma
shalltown-O skaloosa football gan
and to visit over Sunday as the que
Of Clara and Wilbur Williams.