The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
: PERSONALS
(From Mondays DanyJ

visited over Sunday with relatives IL
Delta.
Miss verla Collins, of ottumwa
was among oskaloosa relatives yes
terday.
Miss Elsie Coakley has returned to
her home in Ainsworth after weeks
visit in the city.
George Wright, of Des Moines. was
calling on Oskaloosa friends Satur-
day and Sunday.
William Symons, of Anamosa, is
visiting his sister, Mrs, Henry Wall
ine, No. go North street.
Mrs. Dan Trimpy left this morning
for Waterloo, going as delegate to
the state convention of the Fraternal
Bankers.
Rev. J. NJ. McClelland preached at
the First NJ. E. church in Muscatine
yesterday in the absence of the regu-
lar minister.
j. w. Richardson and wife, who
have been the guests of Oskaloosa
friends the past week, departed for
their home in Muscatine.
Mir. and Mrs. ]. J. Hawk, No. $50
North Market street, were near What
Cheer yesterday, guests of their
daughter Mrs. J. L. Newkirk.
Charles Perry, No. 703 South
street, is home from six weeks con-
tract at Lakonta painting and decorat-
ing Jap Timbrelrs new property.
Alfred Hawkins. of Waterloo, who
has been visiting at the parental Da-
vid Hawkins home on South Second
street, returned to his work this
morning.
W. A. Piersal, farmer residing be.
tween this city and Rose Hill, has re-
moved to farm near Tempe, Arizona.
he together with his family, left for
that place Saturday evening.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Harley
Brown, of Givin, was guest of her
brother-in-law, Frank Brown, last Fri
day. She went home Friday evening
as she was expecting her husband
home from Oskaloosa, where he has
employment at his trade of carpenter.
Miss Katherine Adams has gone to
Chicago to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Little, of Calgary, Canada, who expect
TO arrive in Oskaloosa the latter part
of the week for an extended visit
Mrs Little is the daughter of Mrs.
S. c. Adams, of 3I9 East High avenue.
Dr. J. A Hunter is home from a
trip to Montana. He went by auto
mobile and returned by rail. DIR.
Hunter says the public highways in
western Nebraska and Dakota and
Montana are fenced, and that he OPEN
ed II. gates going out. He reports
having seen VIII Nelson and Jim
Brown at Havre, Montana, and found
them prosperous.
Montezuma Republican: The gro
Gerry boys in this town all know Bob
Grail. He travelled for the Spencer
company of Oskaloosa, for years and
years and then quit couple of years /,
ago. He is now back on the road for
w. w. Copeland, wholesale grocer, at
Burlington. Bob has brother who
is running for congress in the First /
district on the Bull ticket. Bob has
a lot of friends among the business
men here.
Saturday Globe: John Burnside, of
Tacoma, who for a number of years
has been associated with one of the
largest lumber industries OF the great
northwest, has lately been promoted
to the position of assistant to the
president of the company, with salary
suited to the responsibilities of the
job. John is an Oskaloosa boy by
birth and education, whose friends
notice with interest his advancement.
By the way, Mrs. Burnside, his wife,
had vexing but as finally developed,
an interesting experience the other
day in connection with the loss of a
ring while shopping, her engagement
ring it was. Naturally much aggriey-
ed at the misfortune, an advertise
ment was inserted in the paper.
pays TO ADVERTISED" A little girl
found the ring, returned it to the own
er; but the stone was missing, mani
testify due to the hinge having been
run over by passing wheel Mrs.
Burnside asked the child to take her
TO the very spot, as nearly as she
might be able, where the ring was
picked up. She did. A little search
about the place, and bless you, there
was the diamond lying unframed in
the space between two bricks.
Miss Ina Treddick left Saturday
evening for somewhat extended Wis
il with her sister, Mrs. l.. d. Farrow,
in Council Bluffs.
r. j. Pugh, wife and son, who have
been visiting in this vicinity for
short time, have returned TO their
home in Cedar Falls.
Mrs. T.. S. Noel departed this morn
ing for Dewese, Neb., where she VIII
enjoy somewhat extended visit with
her mother, Mrs Shara.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Baker, of Mary
vile, Mo, who have been visiting in
the city with their son, J. Arthur
Baker. departed for home this morn
ing. m m
Mrs. T. +. Osborne and daughter.
IL - fri a.