The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
PERSONALS

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence DIR, who
have been in town visiting parents
and friends, have returned to their
home in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Z. G. Glidden departed this
morning for her home in Buffalo,
New York, after spending few days
at the parental ]. J. Jackley home
Mrs. A. N. Williams and Mrs. r.
b. Brownell, of Eldon, returned to
their home this morning after a visit
with Oskaloosa friends and relatives.
Mrs. Z. X. Baker and Mrs. j.. ID,
Watson, of Oklahoma City, Okla, are
guests of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. ]. d. Under, of North Third
street.
A. P. Norton of Fremont, l.. C. Still,
well of New Sharon, @. w. Hunt of
Knoxville, and R. o. Brown of Abba,
were business visitors in Oskaloosa
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Frary, of Mason
City, Iowa, returned home Friday af.
ternoon after spending the past two
weeks with Oskaloosa and Ottumwa
relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. c. Lengent and daughters,
Mary and Ruth of Eldon, who have
been the guests of local friends and
relatives for the past week, returned
home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Murdoch and
little son Alexander have returned to
their home in Washington, Pa after
a months visit at the parental ]. H
Templeton home in University Park.
New Sharon Star: Misses Madge
Phillips and Mabel Heinsman went
to Oskaloosa last evening and will
spend few days at the home OF
their uncle, ]. H. Phillips and wife
near the river. '"i <
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Barry, of Oma
ha, who have been visiting Oskaloosa
friends and relatives for the past
week, went to Red Oak, this morning
to spend few days with relatives
before returning home. ...
C. ]. Fox, superintendent of the
Peoples Water Company of Oska-
loosa, has gone to Cedar Rapids, his
former home and place of business
to have a Sabbath visit among for
mer associates and friends.
Ish Ewing of the Barnes G. Ewing
store returned to town this morning
after a ten days camping trip along
Skunk river. He landed fifty pounds
of good fish during the week and has
had a good time cooking his own
grub. ..... ......
Mrs. Lille Lawson Clayworth, a
former resident and well known
nurse in Oskaloosa, but since her
marriage a resident of Kansas, is in
the city for few days on business
and to visit relatives and renew &C
quaintances.
Miss Bertha, Shattuck, of Des
Moines, who has been the guest of 10
cal friends and relatives few days
departed Friday afternoon for Cedar
Rapids where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. A. A. Wendell, before re
turning home.
1 DR.. M. f. Boyd has been specially
lhonored by his alma mater, the State
University of Iowa, which this week
conferred upon him the degree OF
Master of Science. This is mer'
tied honor and one that falls upon
worthy shoulders.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Porter and daughter Marjorie
left Saturday evening for a visit with
relatives at their old home in Oska
Iloosa. Mr.. Porter returned Sunday,
leaving his wife and daughter for a
more extended visit.
Howard Willard writes from Den
yer that he is having an immense
time in the Colorado capital and says
| it is good place to be. He says
the town is making great prepare.
lions for the big Knights Templar
Conclave that opens in that town
August 10th.
Lawton (Okla.) Star: Mrs. Lizzie
Laughrey and daughters, Misses Vida
and Gertie, and Miss Faye Miller, OF
Oskaloosa, Iowa, are in the city. They
will visit for some time with deputy
sheriff Ike Summers and family, at
Sterling. They will uthen go to the
mountains to spend a week or ten days
in company with the Summers family
They will remain here for about a
month. @o#
DR.. Corwin Phelps, OF Bayonne,
New Jersey, has been in Iowa several
weeks on vacation trip. among rela-
tives and incidentally was at Pella
Thursday at the big White Way pic
mic. He was impressed by the occa-
sion and has decided to locate in the
state. He will return to Oskaloosa
or Des Moines after a trip to the
west coast and open an Office some
time later in the season.
Ellis, June and Harry Brewer, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brewer,
of Second avenue east, are about the
happiest and the busiest kiddies in
all the town. They came into posses
sion and ownership Thursday of the
Icutest little Shetland pony with driv-
ing rig that can be imagined. His
name is Peanuts" and he is like
ly, lively fellow, sturdy and strong,
bay in color, and smart as a whip.
He pulls pretty wicker body, cano-
by top vehicle that gives ample ac-