The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-08
PERSONALS /

tFrom Saturdays Daily.


Mrs. A. ]. Wallsmith and childre
have returned to their home, No. ~
North First street, after visit o
several weeks duration at Sand6orr
Iowa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Mar
Ferree. who has been visiting ne
mother, Mrs. Dolby, at Barnes City
returned to her home in Oskaloos'
Friday.
Mrs. Julia Shaw and niece, Mabe
Shaw, of Stoneham, Colorado, wh'
have been visiting relatives ant
friends in the city, returned home thi:
morning.
Miss Floy Cricket and Misses Beu
lab and Katherine Drinkle, nave
gone 10 Marion and Delaware, Ohio
for months visit among friends and
relatives in the old home.
Mrs. Melvin Parker and Master
Daily Parker have returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Grin
nell Miss Harriet Bissell returned
with them for a weeks visit.
Pera Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cox and Hattie Cox left Tues
day afternoon for Oskaloosa, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox gave concert at
the opening of the country club.
Rudolph Hitler, No. GA North ID
street. is visiting his son Charles,
who has opened a new picture show
in Minneapolis. This is the third
house which he has opened and MT.
Hitler went to be present at the inl-
tial performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kalbach &C
Companied by their daughter, Miss
Marie, and by Fred E. Green and
Miss Beckie Heinsfurter departed
this morning via auto route for Keo-
kuk to view the worlds greatest
water power dam.
PelIa Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Bruinekool, of Oskaloosa, arriV-
ed Tuesday evening for a brief visit
at the parental Bruinekool home. Mr..
Bruinekool returned to Oskaloosa
Wednesday noon, but Mrs. Bruine-
kooI will remain a few days longer.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. c.
Linsey, who has been visiting rela-
tives here, returned to her home in
Knoxville, Iowa, Monday. Mrs. N. H.
Reinert and Mrs. Marguerite Lay
master accompanied her to Oskaloosa,
where they will visit their daughters,
Mrs. n. A. Woods and Mrs. Daisy
Smith.
Misses Margaret and Minnie Lich-
tenheld, No. COS South Third street,
are home from an extended vacation
and pleasure trip spent in the east
and covereing a period of month or
more. They saw Niagara Falls and
were in Buffalo and the larger cities
of the east They have had de-
lightful trip.
Mrs. w d. Coles brother, Henry
Parkinson, and his friend, Fred
Strain, of Clinton, H., and Miss Clara
Parkinson. of Washington. Ia, who
have been visiting here. left Friday
morning for Washington, via the
Iowa Short Line" From there Mr..
Parkinson and his friend left for Gin
ton, Ill, this morning.
Mrs. r. NJ. Wells has returned to
her home on North Second street
after a five weeks visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Lyle, in
indianapolis. She reports her daugh-
ter Ethel and baby we'll and happy.
Mrs. Lyle and baby will come to
Iowa about September first and will
be accompanied by Miss Ada Wells,
who remained in indianapolis for a
more extended sojourn with her sis
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Probst. No. 4O7
North Market street, of the Adams
Express company, have departed
upon months pleasure trip through
the west Their first destination will
he Wyoming, to visit a brother of
Mrs. Probst, thence to Portland and
other cities of Oregon and Washing
ton. Returning to Oskaloosa they
will make immediate preparations for
removal to their new location at Bur
lington.
James w. Bateman, formerly well
known resident of the city, constable
and court officer, is back to the old
home town after an absence of sever
al years and has been a guest of the
A. l.. Howerton home, No 60 Fifth
avenue East, while visiting among
former friends and acquaintances.
Mr. Bateman has been in i'll heolth,
suffering from stroke of paralysis
some time ago, which rendered him
almost helpless for the time being
Leaving Oskaloosa about six years
ago Mr. Bateman went to Oklahoma
for the benefit of the health of Mrs.
Bateman. Later they went to Hot
Springs, South Dakota. Mr.. Bate
man goes to Waterloo to visit at the
home of his son. Elmo. before return
ing TO his home.
The Norman (0kla) Transcript of
July %, is sixteen-page edition con-
tanning a write-up OF that enterpris.
ing city and especially the Oklahoma
State University. which is located
there In its mention of the Norman
State Bank IL has this to say of a
former 0skaloosa boy; Its cashier
and manager Is Mr.. Il. X. Hines, to