The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
PERSONAL
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William ]. CRANKY is around agaii
after several weeks severe illness.
Mrs. Chas. Wagner, OF Chicago, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sherman Eng
land. ...
Frank Cook, of Chicago, is a guess
of his friend, Art oppenheimer, for
couple of days.
Nick Gesman, the mayor of Pelia
was in oskaloosa yesterday, the. guest
of his brother, G. A. Gesman.
Mrs. NJ. R. Angel was a passenger
Yesterday afternoon for Cedar Rapids
where she was called on business.
Delta Press: Joseph Lisk, of oska'
Ioosa. was calling at the Denver Gar
rett and Tom Bradley homes Friday
morning.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. w. B.Young
of Oskaloosa, has returned home aftel
visiting with Mrs. II. Edison, sos Ellis
avenue.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. Cecil
Woods came in from Oskaloosa Mon
day morning for a visit here at the n.
ii. Reinier home.
Chas. X. Needham, OF the Washing
ton Press, was in the city few h0nrG
on his way TO Montezuma TO look over
his Republican there.
Miss Ethel Edwards, of South NJ
street, was a passenger Friday after,
noon for Des Moines where she will
visit with her sister, Mrs. Wm.Francis.
Miss Nellie Fortune, daughter OF
Frank Fortune, is home from an eI.
tended stay among relatives at Ell
Reno, Oklahoma, and has resumed her
place at the Central Book Store with
Miss Anna Black
Professor w. l. Kelsey, OF Penn col
lege, has gone to Searsboro, Iowa
where he win deliver an address at
Lynn Grove Quarterly mestins held At
Searsboro Saturday and Sunday.
f. ]. Evans, missionary for the
American Sunday School. Union, went
to Ottumwa today. He will work with
an evangelist about ten miles south of
that city, and expects TO put in about
three weeks time there.
Mrs. Emma F. Coffin is In attend
ance at Beor Creek Quarterly Meeting
held at Earlham, Iowa. Mrs. Coffin
will speak on behalf OF Penn college
at the business session of that meet
ing. She will also give a missionary
address on Saturday evening.
MotOrman s. A. Fox of car No. 10
of the o. T. & l.. Co, and Chas. String
fellow of car No. went TO Des
Moines yesterday On business. Extra
Conductor Geo. Nash is filling Mr..
Fox's place, while Willis Allgood il
filling Mr.. Stringfellow's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Chord are now
residents of Oskaloosa, located at All
North 18th street. They expect to
buy property here and become perma.
nent residents of the city. They will
be heartily welcomed TO 0skaloosa
They sold their fruit farm north of
town TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Der
Wal, who have already moved thereto
Ray Getty, who has been. at the
Orient Theatre during the season as
first yiolinist with the orchestra, has
departed for his home in Minneapolis
to go into training for the base ball
season. Mr.. Getty is ''southpaw' OF
ability and promise and he will go in
=.
OF the American Association.
lynn Arnold, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Arnold, OF A avenue east, re.
ceived word yesterday that he had
won capital prize in contest OF
the Story & Clark Piano Company
The young man will be given q hand.
some gold watch or a diamond ring.
as he may distate, and he is also Ell.
titled 10 credit OF S275.0G on any
piano he may select OF the company's
make.