The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28
PERSONALS |
(From Mondays Dany.)

there and in Michigan.
Mrs. +. ID. Fairall departed Satur
day for Toledo, Iowa, where she will
be a guest at the G. Il. FlemminG
home for short time.
MissnClala Peterson was "a passen
ger SatprdaEdor Marshalltown, where
she will visit for some time with her
aunt, Mrs. Jas. Grundy.
Miss Anna Allen was a passenger
this morning for Ottumwa, where she
win visit for short time with her
sister, Mrs. D. c. Brogan.
Mrs. A. e. Weldon and little daugh.
ter. of Winnipeg, Canada, arrived this
morning for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Ries.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Shradel, of Red Oak,
who has been visiting among Oska-
loosa friends the past week. departed
for home Saturday afternoon.
Fred Calvert, of Des Moines, was
an over Sunday guest of friends in
the city enroute home from busi-
ness trip to 0ttumwa and Centerville.
Miss Dena Barlow, of Ottumwa,
who has been visiting in the city with
her aunt, Mrs. C. B. Pierson, for the
past few days, departed for home this
morning.
Roy Workman, resident manager of
the Masonic Theatre, and who has
been confined for about six weeks
with typhoid fever, is out and around
his duties again.
Mrs John Spears and daughter,
Miss Mabel. of Valley Junction, who
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity the past week, departed for
home this morning.
Mrs. T. J. Moore, of Vinton, who has
been visiting Oskaloosa friends for
the past few days, returned home Sat
urday. Miss Martha Andrews accom-
panied her for a brief visit.
j. b. Copeland, of Jefferson county,
enroute to Searsboro to visit rela-
tives, called among local friends here
Saturday. He joins Mrs. Copeland,
who has been visiting at Kellogg.
Mrs. M. Hedge went to Richland
today to visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Brolliar
Mr.. Brolliar is having hard struggle
in recovering from his recent surgical
operation.
Mrs. Dick SedreI and Mrs. G. ID.
IIobson, of Newton, who have been
visiting at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Z. r. Humphrey, south of town,
for the past week, departed for home
Saturday afternoon.
VIII ]. O'Brien, No. 304 North Third
street, manager of the Prime K
O'Brien grocery business, was sum-
moned to Peoria, ILL.,, this morning by
the sudden illness of his mother, who
is reported to be in a critical condi-
ton.
Mrs. II. II. Phinney was a brief Wis
itor at the NJ. Hedge home Friday and
Saturday Mr.. Phinney has been for
the past six weeks at Messina, Cass
county. Iowa, where he has just COM
pleted the construction of a large
school building He begins this week
the erection of a Carnegie library for
the city of Eldon.
Sy Walling came down from Des
Moines Saturday evening to visit with
his father, Henry Walling, who con-
templates a trip to California soon.
He was also a visitor with his brother,
Charles S. Walling, of North Third
street, and his sister Mrs. Chauncey
Moffett. of Monmouth, Illinois, who
is visiting in town.
l.. r willard and daughters, of Mar
shalltown drove down Saturday in Mr..
Wizards new car and spent several
hours in the city looking over the
.old town" and calling on friends.
They departed for home about five o.
clock and if we are anything of a
guesser they experienced some
weather" on the return trip.
Dr and Mrs. Jarvis and Geo. F. Nc
Carly and wife drove over to Iowa City
Saturday to see the Iowa-Wisconsin
foot ball game and to be present at
the S. ". |. home coming" The trip
over was a pleasant one with. good
roads all the way, the day was much
enjoyed but the return home-O my
just ask the participants about motor
ing through blizzard and snow.
Edward Beck, leading bass with
Naughty Marietta Co" was a guest
al the home of Robert Miller MILLER
of courseI last Saturday. Mr.. Beck
and Mr.. Miller were old pIaymates and
this was their first meeting in twelve
years. Mr.. Beck has been with Oscar
Hammerstien's company in New York
for nine years. He left for Marshall
town with the company Sunday.
Henry f. Snider, janitor of the
Public Library, and an old soldier,
was taken severely i'll Saturday night
and was removed TO the Oskaloosa
hospital Sunday morning, where an
operation was performed for append
citis and other trouble. The sufferer
was relieved and it is understood he
is doing as we'll today as can be ex-
pected and that his condition is hope
full
Miss Jeanette Darnell, daughter OF
Nj; and Mrs. +. A. Darnell, No. 1902
Ninth avenue east, who left the city
last week to go TO Havre, Montana, to
join her brothers, Claud and Sam
writes her parents OF her safe arrival
at destination. The boys have been
doing wonderfully well since locating
claims near Havre and they are act
lively engaged In business in the city
TO the exclusion of all else, and Miss
jeanette was called upon 10 come on,
and keep house for them. II is the
expressed intention of the young lady
10 locate on a claim of her own II
the, spring.
/ Mrs. Edith Norman Meath. Of Ia
s ooma.a Washington. writes to c. ID. Al
exander, No. 407 Third avenue west
of the election of her husband Mr.