The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11
PERSONALS 1
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(From Saturdays Daily.l

the guest of Oskaloosa friends for a
weeks end visit.
Howard Harold returned to his
duties in Eddyville this morning al
ter a brief visit in this city.
Floyd Hess, who is attending
school here, went to his home in Ev'
ans this morning to spend Sunday.
Hon. Geo. w. Sewers, who was in
the city earlier in the week, has re-
turned to his offices at Minneapolis.
Miss Prudence Jones, who has been
visiting OskaloOsa relatives since the
holidays, has returned to her home
in Keokuk.
Mrs. Maggie Ross Browning, OF
Lenox, Iowa, is a guest at the home
of Mrs. George Workman, on Ninth
avenue east.
John Gallager, who has been visit
ing in Oskaloosa, returned to Daven-
port this morning where he will re-
sumo his studies.
Mrs. Myra Goddard, of Rose Hill,
came to the city yesterday to partici-
pate in the installation of officers in
the Rebekah Lodge No. 16, Friday
evening.
A. B. Hanna, who was stricken with
paralysis, is somewhat improved in
condition and although the entire side
is involved and the patient is help
less, symptoms of betterment are OBJ
serevd.
Rev. r. Z. Deadman and family
have arrived from Buffalo, n. Y, and
are being entertained at the Richard
Hull home They will be at home in
a short time at 420 North Market
street.
Walter Crawford, formerly of Rich
land, has come to Oskaloosa to make
his home and will be at No. 316 Sec
ond avenue west. MI. Crawford is
a writer and will engage in literary
and other work.
Fred Steddom returned today from
Chicago for a few days visit with
friends and relatives before removing
TO Austin, Minnesota, where he will
make his headquarters as travelling
salesman for Hubbard, Spencer &
Bartlett Co.
Raymond c. Winter, who resigned
his position with the Adams Elk.
press Co., to take effect Jan. l, is
in the city for visit at the parental
C. Winter home. He has not fully
decided whether he will purchase an
interest in a we'll established bust
ness in Oskaloosa, or whether he will
go west and take an offered position
with a leading western railroad COM
pany.
]. NJ. Bell departed Tuesday even
ing for San Antonio, Texas, and Tam
piCo, Mexico, 10 be absent several
weeks looking after his orange lands
and TO renew acquaintances, as the
family has spent several months in
the place at different times and at
their ranch in Tampico, beautiful
city of twenty thousand. A card from
MIR. Bell written enroute to his fam
lily here states that all trains are
delayed and that he is experiencing
Claud D. Alexander has arrived
home from a delightful visit with his
cousin, Frank Norman, now of
Truro, Iowa, but a former Oskaloosa
boy Mr.. Alexander says he never
enjoyed himself more in the same
length OF time, and lived over again
his boyhood days. Mr.. Moorman's
father, w. Newton Norman, was en-
gagged in the shoe business in Oska-
loOsa for a number of years, later
buying farm at Truro and moving
with his family to Madison county.
Frank has recently purchased a large
farm in Nebraska and expects to
move there this spring The many
friends of the Moormans here are
glad 10 hear from them again and are
glad to knowSthat time has dealt
kindly with them. 49,.
The children and grandchildren
have gathered from three different
states TO spend the holiday season at
the parental T r. White home. Fred
White, wife and baby Jack, of west.
Giu w hiLC anu
son Thomas, OF Utah; and Earl
Johnson, wife and daughter Janearl,
eof Missouri. - II would be a little
difficult to say which is enjoying the
rollicking plays the e,-grandma
and grandpa or the babies them.
selves. This is the first reunion since
the children were all married Mr..
and Mrs. Fred White leave this even
ing for LaPorte City, Indiana, to Wis.
It with Mrs. Whites sister. Fred
brought along with him a saddle of
venison which has been hugely en-
joyed by all He took another with
him TO Indiana. No one is allowed
to kill more than three deer in Mon
tana in season. and Fred got his
three, all in one afternoon.
Hedrick Journal Miss Opal Steph-
enson visited last week with rela.
tives and friends In oskaloosa. "