The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-04-25
PERSONALS 1

lFrom Satarday's Daily.l


terday attending TO business matters
T. +. Neiswanger, of Washington
was in Oskaloosa yesterday on bust
ness.
C. S. Knowlton, of Page county, was
calling among local acquaintance
and relatives today.
Mrs. NJ. Jennie Gibbs departed this
r-cIning via the Rock Island for Chi.
cago for an extended visit.
Miss Minnie Cross, of Centerville,
arrived in the city this morning for
a few days visit with friends.
Ben Wilson of the Bell-Wilson Co.
left Friday afternoon for Chicago for
n week or ten days business trip.
Miss Faye Grove OF Drake Univers'
ity. spent Thursday and Friday with
Miss Gladys Hun, I'll High avenue
east.
Miss Elizabeth Gross, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Mccall, No. lll5 Ninth
avenue east, is cOnyalescing from a
recent Illness.
Mrs. w. S. Grips returned to her
home in Otumwa this morning after
spending few days at the II. V.
Henness home.
Miss Lucille Harkes. of Richmond,
stopped in Oskaloosa to see her friend,
Adfienne Lewis, enroute TO Canada to
spend the summer.
west, who has been seriously i'll for
sometime is gradually growing weak,
or and is not expected to live.
Mrs. w. B. Westbay, of Fremont,
returned to her home yesterday after
a short visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Wolf, 800 F avenue west.
Z. w. Baker, of Marshall county,
Missouri was in Oskaloosa yesterday
enTonte to Fremont, his former home,
where he will renew old acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. Lydia Hughes and Mrs. Mar
garet Mitchell, of What Cheer, are in
the city visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Hughes sister, Mrs. Z. Paul, lilo
First avenue west.
Mrs Amassa RakOw, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Oska-
loCsa and in Black Oak township
since the first of the month, has re-
turned to her home in Clinton.
Henry Crisswell, who broke his
arm a few weeks ago by falling on
the icy sidewalks. has recovered sutti-
GENTLY to resume his duties as mail
clerk on Rock Island passenger Nos.
- and 30.
Frank Armour returned today from
MarshaIItown where he was guest
ct the parental home for brief visit.
He went 10 meet his mOther-in-iaw,
Mrs. Catherine Minor, who has been
spending the winter in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Daugherty,
daughters, Misses Ethel and Vera and
son Herbert, of Ottumwa, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob DeBooi, sons Cornie
and George and daughter Miss Edith,
OF EldOn. who were summoned to the
city for the funeral of their niece and
cousin, the late Miss Helen Sterling,
and who were guests of relatives and
friends during the week, have re-
Turned 10 their homes.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
An address by Col. A. w. Swain,
American consul at Southampton Eng
land, was an entertaining feature Of
the annual meeting of the Iowa chap
ter, Sons of the American Revolution,
at the Slavery hotel yesterday. The
meeting was one of the best in the
history of the chapter. the attendance
from various parts of the state being
unusually large The, session was
concluded with a banquet last night.
at which Colonel Swain spoke of
Our English Cousins" About eighty
people We're in attendance at the ban
quet.
tFrom Mondays Daryl
Miss Helen Noel and Miss Esther
Larimer spent Sunday with friends in
Grinnell.
Newton Journal: Mrs. Il. Jacobsen
and son. Erwin, have gone to Oska.
loosa TO visit.
What Cheer Patriot Mrs. Frank
Gates returned to her home in Oska.
loosa, Wednesday. after visiting at the
Thomas Mason home.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Dolly. Mcdowell
Long returned TO her home al Oska.
loosa Saturday after a visit OF a week
with her parents here.
Mrs. Calvin Hoskins returned to her
home in Pleasant Plain Saturday after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs. r.
G. Armour. 213 L avenue west.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Edith Wright
of Oskaloosa came Saturday evening
and visited over Sunday with her
brothers. J. C. and w. A. Amsberry.
Wellman Advance: John Bauer. is
the name OF tine gentleman in charge
Of the Reisman farm. He came with
his family from Oskaloosa three
weeks ago.
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