The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

was in town Saturday en- route to Sig
Quincy to visit her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Strong.
Earl Woodland returned to Des
Moines this morning after enjoying a
brief visit with Oskaloosa relatives
and friends.
| Miss Barbara Steele was in town
Saturday enroute from Ottumwa,
where she had been visiting, to her
home in Cedar.
Mrs. Steven j. Sparks returned TO
her home in Lynnvihe Saturday after
a short visit here with her daughter.
Mrs. C. E. Munroe.
| Mrs. Sam Butler returned to her
home in Sgourney Saturday after
visiting at the O. ID. Worry home, 2O2
| Second avenue West.
| DIR. Eppie McCrea. of Eddyville. was
called to Oskaloosa Saturday to see
Miss Geneva Christie, who is threat.
ened with typhoid fever.
C. A. Amsberry has returned from
Texas, where ne has been visiting his
brother and looking after some busi'
ness interests in Houston.
Mrs. Rev. Wilson and family, OF
Grinnell, were in town Saturday en-
route home from Delta, where they
had visited old,time friends.
Miss Amy Rosenblatt returned to
Chicago this morning via the Rock
Island after enjoying few days visit
with her parents and friends. .
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Linroth return.
ed to their home in st. Louis, Mo.
after short visit here at the home
of !. L. Price, 2O7 f avenue west.
Misses Marguerite Drinkle and An.
ma Roberts returned to their school
duties at Leighton this morning after
spending Sunday in the city with rela-
tives and friends.
w. f. McCleenahan, state high
school inspector, was in the city last
week attending 10 business matters.
Mrs. McClenahan was formerly a
teacher in the Mahaska county schools.
John Love, who has been an agent
of the Mexican government in secur-
ing supplies during the recent mill
tary activities, is in the city for a
few days visit with friends and rela-
tiyes.
Eugene Eicher has resigned his
position as pianist at the Princess
threatre and departed this morning
for Monmouth, ILL.,. where he will &C
cept a position with the Lyric theatre
of that place.
F. w. Glaze went to Minneapolis
Saturday evening to join Mrs. Glaze
and remain for a brief visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Willis Morton. Mr..
Morton, who recently submitted TO an
operation for appendicitis, is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Collingwood Tucker and Mrs,
Arvilla Cooper, of Keokuk, stopped
in Oskaloosa Friday and visited at
the W. J. Perkins home, on their way
to New Sharon, where they gave a
concert Friday evening. The ladies
were accompanied TO New Sharon by
Mrs. Perkins.
w. A. Mcneil and brother Colonel
J. F. Mcneil are en- route to Calgary,
Anthracite, British Columbia, where
they go in connection with business
aflairs that will require several weeks
time. ]. F. will spend portion of the
time with his son, Walter Mcneil,
and the new grandchild. w. A. Nc
Neill will take a trip down the coast.
Charles w. Phillips, of Maquoketa.
former secretary OF the Pharmacy
Commission and erstwhile Republican
State committeeman from the Second
District, is in the city the guest OF mis-
friend Walter Burrell. Charlie insists
his visit is of no political Significance.
He just came down to see Walter on
business affairs, and to talk horse and
races.
Sam NJ. Sawyer, formerly of New
Sharon. has located at Leland, Illinois,
where he says he is nicely fixed. In
a business note to the Herald Sam
pleads. IF you have a nice girl to help
a bachelor out, send her over; can fun
nish nice home for her" The Herald
girls saw the note first and have a
few hours the start of other cand!.
dates, but that is no bar against EN-
trance in the race.
Col and Mrs. A. w. Swain, OF
Southampton. England who have been
guests of old-time Oskaloosa friends
for few days, departed for Des
Moines this afternoon, where they will
visit a week or more as guests OF MI
and Mrs. Homer A. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller have extended an invita-
tion through the press to all friends
of Colonel and Mrs. Swain to call on
them Tuesday and Wednesday after
Moons of this week.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Con-
yey is visiting at Oskaloosa this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Gus Doller,
and friends.
Bussey Record: Mrs. John Essling
returned home Saturday morning af-
ter spending a week with her sisters
at Oskaloosa.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. George
Chord spent Monday at the Frank
Chord home in Oskaloosa. She found
her brotner-in-law, who had been SER
;n,,cIu Ill M hattar hut nm the cnp.