The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-06-22

attending the Bankers Association
convention in Mason City returned to
the city last evening.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Jennie Stein
kanm and brother, Master Alfred,
spent yesterday visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Wymore, at Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: !. w. Glen.
demon returned to his home in Oska
loosa Friday after short but pleas
ant visit at the Clendenon home in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant PrOpst and son
Wallace are in Mason City, where Mr..
Propst is preparing for the auction
of a large number of unclaimed eX-
press packages.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Charles
Jepsen, who has been visiting at the
home of her son, Oscar Jepsen, 422
Center avenue, has returned to her
home in Oskaloosa.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stout and daugh.
tiers have moved to this city from
their former home at Abba. They
are now residing in the Mcintyre pro-
perty, No 4O1 Fifth avenue East.
Newton Journal Iva Brooke, who
makes her home in OskalOoSa with
her aunt, Mr.. G. w. Russell, has come
to visit her aunt, Mrs. James David
son and other relatives in this city.
Newton Herald: Mrs. d. Van Gel.
on and grandson, Everett Graham, of
Oskaloosa, returned to their home
Thursday after a few days visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Homer Rayburn.
What Cheer Patriot: Vera Cooper,
who has been attending school in Os'
kaloosa, came home Monday to spend
her vacation. Her cousin, Leta Coop
er, accompanied her home for visit
Delta Press: Mrs Estella Cook, OF
Oskaloosa, visited the first CT the
week with her sisters, Mrs. John Cay
wood and Mrs. w. E. Wharton. She
left today for Oskaloosa and will
leave Thursday for Idaho for stay
of several months.
Marshalltown Times Republican :
Superintendent H. u. Kruse, of the
Iowa Central, of Oskaloosa, and Sup
erintendent of Car Service j. B. Chan
dler, of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
and Iowa Central, of Minneapolis
were in the city Wednesday night tC
attend the first regular meeting OF
the Iowa Central Harmony Club, held
at the Marshalltown Club quarters
About fifty employees attended.
Thomas Golden, floor walker of the
Baldauf Rosenblatt store, who re
signed to go to his property in New
York, departed Friday for Dickinson
Center, New York, near the st. Law
renee river, where he will join his
family, who preceded him by mum
Der of weeks and where he will take
up the life of a farmer. Mr.Colden
during his residence in Oskaloosa, has
been the most popular man In the pc
sition of floor walker the Baldauf
Rosenblatt place has known and he
has stood high in the estimation Of
the public He has been most com
panionable in a social way and the
members of the family have endearet
themselves to large circle o.
friends A few days before departure
for the new home Mr.. Golden wai
presented with handsome golC
watch by the firm, slight mementt
OF his residence in Oskaloosa and hi
service for the Baldauf-Rosenbiat
store. Is
Mrs. Edith NJ. Garland, who under
went an operation for appendicitis
is reported to be resting easy and he
chances for recovery are bright.
Miss Jennie Meek, who is attending
Iowa State Teachers college in &c
dar Falls, spent a week with he
parents. She expects to graduate II
July.
Mrs. Flo Wilson departed last eV
ening via the Iowa Central for Lo
Angeles, Cal, where she will enjo
an extended visit with relatives an
friends. 4,,,.sg ~