The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-14
PERSONALS !
(From saturdays Dailyl

Is here for visit at the home OF
her uncle, s. l.. Sherman.
Mrs. J. H. Parks went to Ottumwa
this morning for an over Sunday Wis
u with her mother, Mrs. A. Richie.
Miss Luella Wilmer, of Monroe,
has returned home after brief visit
in the city with Miss Anna Clemens.
chas. Roberts, of Charlton, return
ed home today after a brief visit in
the city with his mother, Mrs. ]. r.
Roberts.
Allen l.. Jones has resigned his po-
sition with the Hoffman 4 Baker gro.
Gerry to accept a position with the
Spratt Lathrop firm.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Jessie VIII
liams of Oskaloosa has returned af-
Ter a short visit at the home of G..
w Bullock, 1929 North Court street.
Ottumwa Courier: Misses Gladys
and Fannie Hadges, of Oskaloosa,
have returned home after visiting
with relatives in Ottumwa for sever
al days.
Ani. anu hf5. -. hudlnS, vi
near Keota, who have been visiting
among relatives here and at Eddy
vile for the past two weeks, depart
ed for home today.
Mrs. D. f. Schmidt and Mrs Jas
. Winwell, of Valley Junction, who
have been enjoying an extended visit
at 0ttumwa, passed through the city
today enroute home.
Mrs. r. l.. Pethybridge and daugh-
ter returned from Kansas City yes
terday after an extended visit with
her parents. Mrs. Pethybridge is
the wife OF the manager at the Savoy
Hotel.
". II. and H. p Crozier returned
nome this morning from a three
weeks trip through Kansas and Ok
lahoma. They report large acreage
of fall wheat and in fine condition for
this time of year.
Miss Veda Matter returned Friday
morning from Kirkyille, after attend
ing the silver wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. John Funk and visiting
their daughter, Mrs G. r. Smith, of
Valley Center, Kansas.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mrs Elizabeth White arrived in the
city Wednesday night on her way to
Chicago from Oskaloosa, and remain
ed over today as the guest of her
niece, Mrs. George Ainsworth. Mrs.
White was accompanied by her
granddaughter Ruth White, who will
be the guest of Mary Cummings over
Sunday.
Fremont Gazette: Co. Supt Chas.
II Young. of Oskaloosa, was in town
Friday, calling on friends. He was
visiting schools in this vicinity and
took occasion to come into town and
shake hands with old acquaintance.
Mrs. Dennis Davis received word
this morning OF the serious illness
Of her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Pfrim-
mer, at Corydon, Indiana. Mrs. Da-
Wis left via the NJ < St l.. at eleven
O'clock today TO be with her parent
during her last hours.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Werner, who returned a few
days ago from a visit al the Chas.
Hopes home, north OF Oskaloosa, re-
port that one of the hens on the
HOPES farm has taken a notion that
an ordinary hens nest is below her
dignity, so she has formed the habit
of flying up into a tree and deposit
ing her egg In birds nest This
habit is not SUyery profitable one to
the owner, as se egg rolls out of the
nest and is br6ye by the fall.
Albert smtssaged years. son of
Amos n. Smith, residing southeast
Of town, met with an unusual but
painful and distressing experience at
Harrison Center school last Monday.
The child was seated in school near
q window when the wind blew in
pane of glass, a piece of which fell
aeainst the side OF the boys face,
cutting deep cash between three
and four inches across the corner OF
the eye and on the cheek. A physi-
clan was required To close the wound
and Dr.. Jerrel had to take seven
stitches in dressing the hurt. The
sight of the eye was endangered and
was saved by narrow margin. The
doctor states that il is the worst cut
OF the kind that has ever come to his
notice and experience. The cut was
attended by profnse bleeding and the
child was quite weak when the ply
slCian had completed his work. He
will get along all right. however, I'M
less some unlocked for complications
arise.
tFrom Mondays Dahy.)
Mrs G. NJ Fairall. of Delta. was
calling on friends in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs Mary Conard visited over Sun
day at the w NJ Walker home near
Searsboro.
John Brenton, OF Eldora, was trans
acting business and >lling on friends
in the city Saturday.
Miss Elsie willis has returned TO
her home In Washington after brief
visit with friends here and at Beacon.
Prairie City News Mrs. Wilcox and
two children, OF oskaloosa, are here