The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
PERSONALS 3


mother and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mougey, OF Eldon
were visitors in Oskaloosa for sew
eral days with friends and relatives
returning home yesterday afternoon
Mrs. W. r. Childs and daughter,
Miss Addie, have returned home to
Ladora, Iowa, after visiting Oskaloosa
friends and relatives for the past
week.
Mrs. w. c. Raynes, of Caldwell,
Kansas, returned home yesterday at
ternoon after visiting friends and rel
atives in the city and in the vicinity
of Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Madison. of Ed
dyville. passed through the city yes
terdsy afternoon enroute to Cedar
Falls where they will visit their son,
Sherm Madison.
l.. X. Smith, formerly with the I'm
derwood Candy Co., now travelling for
an Omaha firm, was in the city Thurs
day for a brief stop over to see some
OF his old friends.
Frank Davis, former we'll known
Oskaloosa boy and expert machinist,
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of Milwaukee, is in the city for few
DAYS visit with relatives and friends.
Constable James Glass. who has
been confined to his home with Sc
we're attack of rheumatism for the
past seven weeks. is able to be about
and is again on duty at Justice L. M
Bacon's court.
Miss Lettie Carey, who has been on
the faculty engaged in educational
work in the southwest, arrived in the
city yesterday and is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Allen. No 607 A
avenue west. during the summer va
cation.
Rev. Fred Palmer and wife, of Den,
yer, Colorado. were in town yester,
day between trains, enroute to What
Cheer to visit at the parental Harlan
home Rev. Palmer is directing Bap'
fist state educational work in Colo
RADIO and has headquarters in the cap
ital city of the state.
Jesse Howell, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Howell, 216 Fourth avenue east, |
and 1912 graduate of Penn college, |
who has been teaching in the High |
school at Lander. Wyo.. the past |
school year, has returned to the city |
for the summer months. He will be |
engaged in teaching chemistry and
physics at the Penn Summer school |
for part of the vacation period.
Carl Vernon, daughters. Miss Cora
and Mrs. Lena Howard, son Ed, and
grandsons, Carleton B. and Carlton !
Jr, of Corning and Council Bluffs, are |
in the city for a brief visit with old |
time friends and associates. The |
Nernons were former residents of Os- |
kaloosa and Ed will be remembered |
as a contender for and holder of
championship honors as racing |
wheelman In the days Of the suprem- |
acy of the League of American Wheel
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas L. Steddom, of |
Lacey. have issued invitations for the |
wedding of their daughter. Miss Iva |
Margaret, to Mr.. Estil Wilbur Ander
son, which will occur Wednesday |
evening. June 4th, at 5 o'clock.
Delta Press: Harold Hawkins went
to Rose Hill Tuesday, where he will
work during the summer for his uncle
w. c. Wharton, on the farm. Harold |
took his slide trombone with him and
we presume will play with the Rose
Hill band this summer.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Chas. Cos
nell who has been confined in the
hospital at Oskaloosa since being in
jured in runaway accident, return
ed home Tuesday accompanied by
her husband and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Strom, in the latter's automobile.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Hoffman,, of Oskaloosa, were in Al
bia Saturday forenoon on their way |
to Burlington and made, The Union
a fraternal call. Mr.. Hoffman, is one
of the publishers of the Oskaloosa
Herald, the foremost evening paper |
in southern Iowa. right up to the min
ute in national, state and local news.
OF a former Oskaloosa minister the |
Long Beach (Cal) Grand Army Advo-
cate says: Iowa is sending us some |
royal comrades who are tower OF |
strength in our Veterans Social club |
and Grand Army work. Among these |
is Past Chaplain-in-Chie A. V. Ken |
drick From all indications he is here |
TO enjoy the remaining years of his |
life while anticipating the higher |
joys beyond. We always enjoy his |
addresses.
OF former residents of Oskaloosa |
the ColfaX Clipper says: Miss Beu- !
lah Funk went TO Victor last Satur. |
day to join her mother, Mrs. H. w. |
Funk, who was returning from the |
p z. o. convention at Burlington, in |
an over Sunday visit with her par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ Dunlap. Miss |
Beulah was accompanied by her little |
niece. Jane Cassidy, and thus four |
generations were represented at the |
Dunlap home over Sunday.
Mrs. T.. l.. Rockefellow. of Abba, 1
spent Friday in the city, departing |
this morning for Ottumwa where she |
will visit over Sunday.
Mrs. c. L. Furnald went to Des |
Moines this morning where she will |
meet Miss Muriel Byers. of Carroll, |
Iowa, and visit friends
z. P. Gordon, OF Hedrick. c. E. Day
ton OF Brighton, W. r. Ball OF knox |
vile and 7. DeHaan of Pella we're Wis |
itors in the city yesterday. F
Miss Nina Dameral, OF Des Moines. |
who has been the guest of local
friends for the past week, went to
Centerville this morning for a visit |
with relatives before returning to her