The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
PERSONALS !

lFrom saturdays paily.l

Miss Hattie Frazier will visit wit
Fremont people tomorrow.
John p. Hiatt was in Rose Hill las
evening on a business trip.
Joe Bostwick, of Sewers, was witt
Oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Miss Ellie Wilson went to Abba TO
a few days visit with relatives.
c. o. Stringfellow dropped in from
Burlington and the Eagle crowd yes
terday.
Miss Edith Frost will be an ove'
Sunday visitor with Mason City
friends.
Mrs. John Veenstra went to Givin
this morning for a brief visit with
relatives.
Grover T. Lichtenheld went to Des
Moines Friday afternoon for brief
visit with friends.
Chester Barnhart left this morning
for Burlington where he will spend
Sunday with friends.
Mrs. William Buffers, who has been
seriously ill, has recuperated sutti-
GENTLY to be about again.
Sheriff Grimes, of Sigourney, re-
turned to his home last evening al
ter attending to business affairs in
Oskaloosa.
Rev. L. Milton Williams, of Uni
yersity Park, left Friday morning Tor
St Louis, where he will conduct re-
yiyal meetings.
j. H. Friend, of Milwaukee, arrived
in the city last evening to join his
wife at the Burket home, No. 70o
South Market street, for weeks
visit.
Rex Neil, who has been at Bur
lington attending the Eagles state
convention, returned yesterday ahead
of the bunch to care for business at
fairs.
RIP. Robinson, Penn student and
leader of the Penn Military Band,
went to jefferson City, Mo, this
morning, where he will spend the
summer vacation.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Herman Colt, conductor on M. & st.
L, trains Nos. 3 and 4, between this
city and Peoria, Ill.,, quit work Friday
to take a vacation. His place is be- =
ing taken by Geoarge Russell of Os-
kaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Townley arrived |
from California this morning to make 1
Oskaloosa their permanent home, Mr.. !
TCwnley having become one OF the ,
proprietors of the Smith Jeweiry l
House, The young people are tenn
porarily located at the parental j. 5.
Vernon home.
George Davis, of Abba, is in the
city visiting his mother, Mrs. Jean |
cite Davis, No. Gle South A street. |
Nj. Davis has leased room on the
west side of the court house square
in Abba, and is soon to open shoe /
store of his own in that city Here's
to the success of the young man.
Marshalltown Times Republican
O. s. Ellis, second vice president OF
the Western Grocer Company, went
TO Oskaloosa Thursday for a short
stay on business. The contractor
has the work of building the new
ware house for the H. L. Spencer
Company we'll advanced. The build |,
ing will be finished by Nov. l. i
Moulton News in Centerville Week
~ Sun: Miss Georgia Buckingham, OF +;
Gienwood, Ia, has been elected as
agCistant principal to take the place
OF Miss Jessie H. Coleman, OF osKa'
lcosa. who has resigned. Her reslg-
nation was not favorably received as
we very seldom get an English teach
or of such rare literary abilities as
she possessed.
DR.. J. c. Barringer, Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Eckenbom, Mrs. J. S. Hender-
son. Mrs. Joe Stumps and Miss Nellie
Wray departed Friday evening for
the Wisconsin woods for three
weeks outing and vacation at Blrch 4
Island Lake, where DR.. Henderson
and Nj. Stumps have been for sew
eral weeks. They will stop for few
hours at St Paul, will be in Spooner
late this evening and in camp Sunday
morning. The Herald follows the
company.
Reota Eagle Homer Cofmans
have their baby at home from the U.s. i.
kaloosa hospital. 1t is gaining slowly.
ThorrDurg News: The Rev. os-
born and wife have moved their (
household goods over from Oskaloo-
sa and will make this their home for
the coming year. i
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Jennie
Norman, of 0skaloosa, visited the
past two weeks at the home of Mrs. Il
J. IL. Mcknight and other friends, re-
turning home Friday.
Fremont Gazette: ar. and Mrs. |,
s. r. Cannon returned Monday even
ing from Oskaloosa, where they Wis n
tied since Sunday morning at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Vernon.
John r. White, president of the |,
United Mine Workers, came il home
Friday morning for few days OF /
rest at his home here. He plans TO
remain in town until after the first |
OF July.
Mrs Jouise Pein has returned from /