The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

sojourn in the east.
Ira Branson, of Salina, Kas., is i
the city for an extended visit wit
friends.
George Herriott returned from OF
tumwa last evening where he witness
ed the White Sox game.
Ross McBurney goes to Des Moine
this week ard may decide to locate
permanently in that place.
/ G. L. Furnald, of the Furnald {
\ Townley Jewelry House, Is attending
to business matters in Carroll, Iowa.
George Besecker and Earl Cooper
of the Oskaloosa Glove factory were
business callers, in Ottumwa Monday
| Matt McFarlane, of Kansas City
was in town yesterday looking after
business affairs and calling on friends
Mrs. E. 0. Jones came from Des
Moines yesterday to be the guest OF
friends and relatives during the week
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and
daughter, Geraldine, visited with
friends in Ottumwa Monday and also
witnessed the Chicago ttumwa base
ball game.
Rev. Selex H. Pickworth, chaplain
of the Anamosa reformatory, is in the
city for few days visiting at the
home of Claude Alexander, 407 Third
avenue west.
Mrs. Lou Blattner and grandchil-
dren, Maria and Harry Holmes, leave
Thursday morning for Wyconda, Mo,
to visit with relatives and friends of
Mrs. Blattner. -
Postmaster George True, County
Treasurer Charles Munroe, L. ]. Spur,
gin and Reed Brown went to Ottum-
wa via the auto route Monday to wit
ness the White Sox-Ottumwa game.
Taylor Kensel, of Ottumwa, visited
in the city last evening with his wife
and relatives. He went to Muscatine
this morning where ne will join the
0ttumwa base ball club :, this after.
noon. r...n
President David NJ. Edwards of the
Penn college departed last evening
via the Rock Island for Boston, Mass.
He will spend several weeks on the
coast for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs Biddle, of Chicago, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. K.
Fraker, for several weeks, returned
to her home yesterday. Mrs. Fraker
her for brief visit in
Chicago. q.
Mrs. Luther Hill and daughter
of Santa Anna, California,
spent Sundayuat the Carl Johnson
home, returning yesterday to Earl
ham, Iowa, where they will visit at
the parental Hill home before return
ing to California.
Mason City Gazette: Mrs. Lee Long
mas returned from Oskaloosa where
she has been visiting the past week.
Mrs. Long entertained her friends in
that city with SEVERAL vocal selections
1t a party given for her by Mrs. l.. A.
Rodgers OF tnat CITY.
Mrs. Forrest Potters returned to
Ter home in Coon Rapids, Ia, Satur-
lay after enjoying weeks visit with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bar
EFT, of University Park. She was ac-
,ompanied home by her sister, Miss
Olive Barrett. who will spend an ex-
ended visit there.
DR.. w. S. Windle arrived home this
morning from Lafayette, Indiana,
whittier he was called by al accident
which befell his brother. The broth
,r is still paralized, but the Doctor
kinks that this will gradually pass
,way. as the wound on the back OF
he head heals. The accident was
,aused by falling timber.
Keokuk Gate City: A squad of
eleven Eagles who had been attending
he convention in Burlington, drop
bed down to Keokuk Friday on the
noon train,, for a quiet inspection OF
he Keokuk dam. The party was
beaded by Paul Van Dyke, of Des
Moines, past state president. The bal
lnce of the party were composed Of
". N. Ernest, worthy president, Des
Moines Aerie No. 109; Chris Lorenz,
:. C. Spangle, Jack Kinnay, c. E.
Ross Jr., Jake Moulton, all of Des
Noines, AID w. C. Bedding. d. r. Helm
Gallagher and Gus F. Wenze'
If Oskaloosa. The visitors left keo-,
uk Friday evening.
DIR. r. j. Wright, who recently came
% Oskaloosa and became associated
with DIR. B. G. Williams in Mercy hos
Dital, will establish an Office at Wright
and make that place his home. He
will retain connection with the hos
pital and thus have the advantage of
with Drs. Williams and
Mater. DR.. Wright comes from the
department of the State Uui-
versity, and has had extensive expert
ance in hospital work. He is known
to many Oskaloosa people, having
taught for a year at one time in the
Oskaloosa high school. He Is an ex-
emplary young man, and will 40 doubt
make good in his new field.
IL. NJ. Hersman returned home
Monday from a business trip to Cres-
ten. gr,.r
Mrs. Frank e. Smith has gone to
idaho, to join her sons In