The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-03-28
PERSONALS I
(From Saturdays Daily.l


Eddyville to spend Sunday.
Ross Hadley went to Des Moines
this morning on a business trip.
Dr.. A. ]. Hunter is home from a
special business trip to Chicago.
Merle Buker is visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Eddyville today.
Frank o. Simms, of Omaha, will
be a Sunday guest among Oskaloosa
peOpc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanna, of
Pekin, spent the day with J. Z. Hanna
yesterday.
Melvin Cclville arrived from Des
Moines last night to spend Sunday
with his parents.
G. l.. Hinshaw and wife arrived yes
terday from California to visit with
his father, T. w. Hinshaw.
Orval Hinshaw, of Charlottesville,
Iowa, is in the city for a brief visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss PearIe Doty went to Wash.
ingtOn this morning to visit friends
and relatives for the weeks end.
Marian McCleIland, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. McClelland, is confined
to her bed with an attack of pneu-
mOnia.
Miss Eda Haskell went to Marshall
town this morning to be entertained
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ira o.
Kemble.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Barbour return.
ed to New Sharon last evening. Mr..
Barbour attended the meeting of
Shriners.
Mrs. James Lanre returned to her
home in Cedar Rapids last evening
after visiting here with her son,
James Lanre
Harry E. Davis. who has been suf-
fering from an attack of acute gas
tritis, has recuperated sufficiently to
be at his office again.
Rev MN. Lotus returned to his
home in Centeryille last evening af-
ter a short visit here with his broth
e., Rev. 7. F. Lotus.
Mrs. Eta c. Brown, of Marshall
town, returned to her home last even
ing after short visit with friends
here and at Mt. Pleasant.
i. J. Workman returned to his
home in Pierre, South Dakota, Friday
morning after enjoying visit with
his brother, George Workman.
Ross Brown went to Ottumwa last
, harlyAt hal mi
between the Beacon High school and
the Ottumwa High school girls.
Miss Lena F.. Wells, of the Practi-
cal Business College, has accepted
position as steuogrspher with the d.
/. Mcclure Automobile House.
Miss Cora Price and her brothers,
Ralph and Aryer Price, left last even
ing for St. Louis where they will
make an extended visit with rela-
tiyes.
Constable James Glass, who has
been confined to his home with an at
tack OF inflammatoTy rheumatism, has
rccuperated sufficiently to be about
again
Frederick Ritter, Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs. F. Ritter, of Hedrick, were in
Oskaloosa yesterday to see the for
mer's son, who was operated on at
local hospital.
William Pendray, Of Mt Pleasant,
and Ed Pendray, of st. Louis. are in
The city for brief visit with rela-
lives and friends, guests at the par
entail John Pendray home
H. V. Henness, general secretary of
the local Y. NJ. c. A, returned this
morning from Ottumwa, where he has
been enjoying a brief visit and at
tending tc business matters.
c. ID. FlOrey, head of the painting
department at the Mcclure autOmo-
bile garage, received word this after
noon that his daughter, Mrs. Hazel
Cain, had been very seriously burned
at her home in Prairie City. He will
leave for that place this evening.
Mr.. Florey was without particulars Of
the accident.
Tad J. Shipley, who has been con-
fined 70 his home, No 5l5 Second
avenue east, was out on the street
today the first time in two weeks.
ne has been having an argument
with Ia grippe, rheumatism, bad
cold and the other side issues that
usually accompany. He has been
practically out of commission and a
part of THE time he was a mighty
sick boy"
Mrs. A. NJ Duboc, Of Denison, Ia,
and daughters, Jessie of Bloomington,
H., and Grace of Missouri Valley, Ia,
and son Charles of Chicago, are in
the city for brief visit. Mrs. Duboc
viii remove her household goods from
this city TO New Sharon where she
win make her future home with her
son Ray, editor OF the New Sharon
Star. Her children who are here on
a brief visit will assist in packing
the goods for shipment.
Word came 10 the w. w. Montgom.
erg home this morning that Mrs. otto