The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-01-16
PERSONALS |
fFrom satarday's Daily.l

much To say for Iowa but what u
said about the Louisiana venture i
not OF a complimentary nature. MT
Iones tells Of others of the "Oska
lnoss colony who are packing up u
return. and of still others who are
unable 10 get back just yet.
New sharon Star: The X. r. Doze
implement business changed hands
The first of the year, the new firm be-
ing Davenport & Garner. II. X. Dav'
enport will assume the active man
agement OF the store while his part
ner FIJI Garner, will remain in charge
Of his fiourishing implement business
in the Schee building at Oskaloosa.
MI Davenport has been travelling
salesman for the Emerson Pillow Co.
with Headquarters at Oskaloosa until
going into his present venture and
viii nut into the business the ability
and knowledge gained through care
FIJI experience in the farm implement
business He will move his family
10 New Sharon this week.
(From MonSay's DahyJ
Roy Parsons went TO Eddyville this
morning 10 spend the day with reia'
tiyes. ...,
Floyd Keitsman is visiting for a
few days with his brother Ralph ia
Sigourney. Ttfa Hl
Miss Winifred Martin, of 0ttumwa,
was an over Sunday gnest of friends
in the city. .
Curtis Van Vooris of Cenuarville
visited over Sunday at the parental
home in the city.
Mrs. Bertha Miller of Lacey has
returned home after a brief stay IN
the city with relatives. "
Miss Alta Taylor, of Marshalltown,
has returned home after a brief visit
In the city with friends. .
Miss Lottie Decker was an over
Sunday guest of her sister. Mrs. PAU
/. Marshall in 0ttumwa.
Nh. and Mrs. Roy C. McMorran
were over Sunday guests at the WIN.
Bruhn home near Searsboro. ..
Mrs. Anna r. Cowan, of Sheridan,
Wyoming, is here for visit with her
daughter, Miss COrnie COwan.
Mrs. ]. B. Carpenter is visiting for
a short time at the Joseph Bassett
home in the vicinity of Blyth.
Mrs. Kate Rice, of What Cheer, has
returned home after a brief visit in
the city with her sister, Mrs. Z. X.
Schaffer. -.,. ~" ". .... ...-
Miss Sadie Weist, of near Lacey,
has gone to Washington for couple
of weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Thos. Bland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Grundy, of Hite-
man. passed through the city this
morning enroute TO Keota for visit
with relatives. ~
Mrs. S. A. Dingman and SON Don,
OF Altoona, passed through the city
Saturday enrOute to Rose Hill for a
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Munley, OF Char
iton. who have been visiting at the
parental Nelson home south OF town,
returned home today.
Mrs. F. A. Newton left today for
Fort Dodge where she will enjoy
somewhat extended visit with her
daughter, Miss Luella.
Mrg. s. Z. Scott departed this
morning for Davenport, where she
viii enjoy few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Wiley.
Mrs. J. l.. Calvert, of near Lacey,
departed this morning for Des
Moines, where she will visit for few
days with lser aunt, Mrs. Henry Ep-
person.
Miss Annie Harrison, of Waterloo,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for some time, departed this
morning for a visit with friends in
Sigourney.
MI and Mrs. W. C. Whalen, Of
Galesburg, III, who have been visit
ing Oskaloosa and EddyVille relatives
for The past week, departed for home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Merrill, of Al.
bia. who have been visiting friends
here for the past few days, departed
yesterday for a brief visit with rela'
tiyes in Keota.
Mrs. Jacob s. Moore, OF Nevada
Iowa. who has been visiting Oska
loosa friends and relatives for some
time, returned home Saturday. She
was accompanied by Miss Lois Kel
ley OF Monroe, who has also beeI
visiting in the city.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips, populal
young lady clerk at the Central Bool
Store, who has been having hart
fight with a dangerous attack of ap
pendicitis at her home in Beacon fo
the past several days, is reported
somewhat better today. While thu
danger point is not yet entirely past
the many friends OF the young lad!
in this city are hoping for her speed!
recovery.
Henry Arson, OF What Cheer, wa
ia town Saturday.
Mrs. G. r. Andrews was an owe
Sunday guest OF relatives and friend
In Fremont
Harry Faskin OF Marshalltown ha
returned home after a short stay i
the city on business. n0
Miss Mary Oliver is visiting for
few days with her sister, Mrs. Job
label in MarshalitOwR. M.
Howard Lockard, OF Burlington,
visiting in the city with friends an
relatives for few days.
Miss Wilma Mattox visited owe
Sunday with her friend, Miss Aiic
Willard, In Monmouth, III.
Eddyyille Tribune: Miss Nellie va
Klayeren went 10 Oskaloosa Satu
day for two weeks visit
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