The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-05-02
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PERSONALS
iFrom Saturdays Daily.

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ness affairs.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. E. R
Hatcher, of Oskaloosa, has been Wis
iting here this week with her son
Harry and wife.
Mrs. Martha Gabel and Mrs. Jerry
Ballanger, of Oskaloosa, were in Rose
Hill Tuesday attending the funeral OF
their aunt, Mrs. Ella Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bogige came
down from their home in Marshall,
town Thursday and spent the day
visiting friends in their former home.
Des Moines Register and Leader !:
Mrs. John P. Wilson and Mrs. John
Wilson, OF Oskaloosa, are guests at
the Dan Knox home on Capitol ave
sue.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. H. McGrea-
gor arrived here Tuesday afternoon
from Oskaloosa and will be the guest
few days of Mrs. A. P. Van Houwel
ling. '-
Delta Press: Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Black, Sr, John Black, Jr., and Peter
Black and wife attended the funeral
of the late w. p. Black at oskaloosa
Monday.
Otley News: Mrs. John Sill and
daughter, jeanette, went to Oskaloo.
sa Tuesday morning for few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Rosenberg. e..
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. S. Cell
man was over from Oskaloosa Monday
looking after her property here in
What Cheer. She also visited her
friend, Mrs Louie Kopp while here.
Knoxville Express: John A.
THOMPSON and Miss Minnie NJ. Hittle
both of O5kaloosa, were united in mar.
riage at the NJ. Z. parsonage, Satur.
day, April -, Rev. Minear officiating.
The brides mother accompanied them.
Knoxville Journal: Miss Susan
Kirk, of Oskaloosa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. d. Marsh, of Indianola, were here
on account of the funeral of B. 5.
Kirk. The Oskaloosa lady is sister
of deceased. Mrs. Marsh is his daugh-
ter.
C. A. Swisher, of Grinnell, was in
the city yesterday shaking hands with
friends. Mr.. Swisher was for a num-
Der of years is business in New
Sharon, but recently disposed of it
and engaged in other business in Grin
nell.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Ed Sharf
and son Lawrence, of Elkton, Mimi,
have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
q. A. Martin and friends in OskalooSa
for about three weeks and came to
New Sharon last week for a few days
visit with her brother, F. f. Martin,
returning to her home last Thursday.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Lyon, OF Cedar, came TO Fremont Sun
day and spent the evening at the A. p.
Norton home. They took the night NJ.
& st. L. train for Oskaloosa for a few
days visit before leaving for the
ncrth. They expect to go as far as
Albert Lea, Mimi, in their car, when
they will take the train, Mrs. Lyons
for Sioux Falls, S. D., and Mr.. Lyons
for Minneapolis. Their son Glenn will
stay in Fremont until school is out,
when he will go to Sioux Falls.
Prof. G. Z. Stayner, of Des Moines,
secretary to Prof. p. G. Holden, was
in Oskaloosa yesterday, coming down
to help celebrate with the Odd Eel
lows. Prof. Stayner has been a mem
her of the order for twenty-one years
and he never misses an anniversary
celebration, no matter how pressing
other duties may be. Prof. Stayner
was for years in charge of the Exten-
sion Department at Ames, but resign
ed his place there to conduct Prof
Holden's canvass for the republican
nomination for governor.
T.. A. Lewis, of the Lewis & Van
Sickle pleasure to show goods jew
elry house, of Des MOines, formerly
of this city, was in Oskaloosa a few
hours yesterday, taking in the l. U.
o. F. doings and renewing acquaint-
ances while en- route to his home from
visit with relatives in Washington,
the town down the Rock Island road
that boasts the residence OF Alex
Miller, of the Democrat. and where
they have started crusade for the
closing on Sunday of the retail stores
of that city. 1t is also the town
where few months since the grand
jury returned a long list OF indict'
ments for gambling, despite the fact
that it Is the home OF Col. 5. w.
Brookhart and the Press.
Des Noises Capital: About twenty
Odd Fellows left on special train
Friday morning at 8 O'Clock for the
anniversary celebration at Oskaloosa
Des Moines lodge No. Is has the dis
tinction OF having been founded on
this day and the regular annual cele
bration OF the national order becomes
a double one for the local members
Uncle Billy Moore, the Oldest mem
Der OF the order alive today, was rob
bed OF his trip with the other mem
bers to Oskaloosa by the grip OF SLEEP
this morning. Uncle Billy" had work
ed till well toward midnight on the
Quitting OF a residence and he mad
yertestly oversight. The veteran
member Joined the order sixty years