The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
PERSONALS 4

lFrom Satarday's Daily


Mrs. John Hawkins departed las
evening over the Iowa Central fo
southern Missouri, where she viii
enjoy an extended visit on a fruit
farm.
VIM. Fitzpatrick has returned from
Dcs Moines, where he accompanied
Mrs. Fitzpatrick. who is now at 9
hospital recovering from success
full operation.
Walter Wentworth was a passen
ger this morning via the Iowa Cen
tral for Beach, n. d., where he will
spend the summer working in the
Dakota harvest field.
Mrs. II. L. Mack, of Wilkesbarre
Pa, who has been in the city the
last few days visiting with her son
at the G. Fl. u. returned to her home
this morning via the Rock Island.
Il. A. Kent and DR.. Miller have re-
turned from trip through Mexico
and Texas. They pass many compli'
ments upon the climate, etc. They
made their chief stop at Mission,
Texas.
Ex-County Sheriff L. l.. Valentine
and daughter. Miss Della, have re-
turned from Selma. Hans. Miss Val,
entine intends to remain in Oskaloo-
sa permanently, but Mr.. Valentine
is undecided.
Deputy County Clerk Earl pusen-
berry, who was taken to the parental
B. r. Dusenbery home west of the
city, several days ago with an in
famed throat, is now suffering with
diphtheria Earl will have a long
siege of sickness but it is hoped
nothing serious will develop.
Captain Will H. Point, formerly of
Oskaloosa, will have the honor OF
presiding at Ladies Night enter
tainment by the Hawkeye Fellowship
Club of Chicago, at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening, April 4. The
Hawkeye Club is composed OF for
rner Iowa people, now residents of
Chicago.
County Auditor l.. r. Briggs is
able to be about again after several
weeks confinement on account of
his left eye Sight entirely left the
member, thought to have been caus-
ed by getting cold following an OPP
Grafton for cataract. Mr.. Briggs can
now see from this eye and says that
strength of vision is slowly creeping
back.
The Los Angeles Express, of Satur-
day, March 25, says: A. +. n. Ham.
bleton, of South Pasadena, was elect,
ed president of the Los Angeles Coun
ty Sunday School convention and ser.
we'd there in the legislature for four
terms, during one Of which he was
speaker pro tenn of the house. Fol
lowing his election last night he de-
clared his intention of organizing a
big boosting delegation to attend the
Iternational Sunday school conven-
ton in San Francisco in June
(From Mondays Dany.)
Miss Clara Sheriff went to Des
Moines this afternoon where she will
spend the remainder of the day visit
ing with friends.
Miss Grace Duboc is home from
school work in Missouri Valley for a
vacation at the parental home on
North Market street.
u. G.. Deck and son Harry were
passengers this morning for Knox
vile. where they go to dispose of
mining equipment now located south
oil the city.
Miss Anna Newton, OF 302 College
avenue, departed this morning for
Des Moines where she will enjoy an
extended visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Geo. Hamilton.
Mrs. Leroy Pierce. OF West Chi
cago, who has been in the city the
last few days visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. VIM. McCabe, return
ed TO her home to-day.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Lyle, of OF.
tumwa, we're in the city over-Sunday
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Lyle returned home last evening
aud Mrs. Lyle this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Moore and
daughter Helene, Of Abba, who have
been IN the city the last few days
visiting with relatives and friends. re-
turned 10 their home last evening.
Mrs Ralph Hinshaw, who was call.
ed TO this city by the death OF her
father. the late William Burnside,
was passenger this afternoon over
the Rock Island for her home IN
Caldwell, Idaho.
DIR. J. b. Muir, No. 3lS North III
street has received word that his
ndphew, john Leighton, has sailed
from Scotland and will arrive In Os-
kaloosa to visit at the Muir home for
a few weeks.
Ray Hitler was in town circulating
among friends. He states that his
brother Charles has purchased To-
cation for the moving picture house
in Lau Claire. wisconsin. and will
open splendid house about August /.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Valentine and
sons John and Robert, Of Centerville,