The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-25

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Q Davis family for a few days.
New Sharon: G. II. Wharton an
5. wife of Beacon are visiting his brotl
II er, w. E. Wharton and family.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Furnald, of Sa,
l. City, Iowa, are visiting at the c. L
g Furnald home on North Eighth street
y John E. Whitaker and family, wht
!, have been at Bluff Park, near Keo
!, kuk, all summer, arrived home Sat
urday night.
~ Miss Helen Creamer, who has beer
the guest OF local friends a few days
!, departed Saturday afternoon for hel
! home near Hedrick ifs
|. Mrs. Helen Carpethwaite returned
to her home in Des Moines Saturday
I evening after two weeks visit with
, her sister, Mrs Sarah George
! Sigourney News. Mrs Don How
ard and children of Oskaloosa, visited
last week in Sigourney with her par
, ents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Killmer.
Knoxville Express: Miss May Rob
Iinson entertained a party of youne
ladies' at dinner Sunday evening in
lhonor of Miss Hilda Porter, of Oska
lloosa
Hedrick Journal: L. II. White went
to Miller, South Dakota, last week
His granddaughter, Miss Florence
Spiers, returned with him and will at
tend the Holiness college at Oska.
lloosa.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. d.
W. Eckenbom, of Oskaloosa, spent
lSunday and the first few days of last
week with her mother and sister, Mrs.
Henry Dixon and daughter Fern in
this city. ss al a4,.,. ra-,.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Robert
Ramsay has been in Oskaloosa most
lof the time for the past ten days or
two weeks on account of the sickness
of her father, Mr. J.,,J. Bridges and
was called back to that city Monday
evening. a" "n. ...." .. ~.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Genevieve
Christy, the primary teacher of the
Eddyville school, was off duty the lat
ter part of last week. on account of
sickness. Her sister Miss Geneva
Christy came down from. Oskaloosa
Saturday morning to see her. fr... ~.
| Centerville Citizen: DR.. w. M.
Scott was in Oskaloosa to attend the
reunion of the Old Thirty-third Iowa
regiment which was enlisted in Ma
Ihaska, Marion and Keokuk counties.
DR.. Scott is the only survivor of the
| Thirty-third residing in Centerville.
He was surgeon of that regiment.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Gray went to Oskaloosa to-
spend a few days visiting at the Will
Van Ness home and attending the en-
campment of Mr.. Gray's regiment.
had been visiting them, accompanied
them to Oskaloosa on her way home
to Barnes City, 2 -. ..'as. 81.
Montezuma Republican: c. X Need
ham and wife expect to leave soon
for Sigourney, Centerville and other
points for a short visit before they
leave for California to spend the win
ter The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Needham regret exceedingly toI
see them leave Montezuma, but wish
for them happy sojourn in the vast
&c. X. does not know what he. will dol
after he spends the winter in the land
OF continual summer but he will make
good anywhere and with anything he
undertakes. ... ... .r.}
Miss Blanche Robertson, daughter
of Mrs. S. NJ Robertson, No. 1928 |
North B street, went to Champaign, |
Illinois, to enter the State university
library department and complete her |
studies in this direction. Miss Rob
ertson has served somewhat extend |
eddy in the Oskaloosa Public Library
as assistant and has developed a nat
N nj q wi
take special training to develop her
liking for the work Miss Rachel
Agg, who has also been in library
work here, preceded Miss Robertson
to the Champaign school. She has
been in attendance at the university
before and is this year completing her
course. Her mother, Mrs. Sarah ].
Agg, No. 500 South 18th street, and
sister, Miss Sarah, have accompanied
her to Illinois for residence while she
is in school The Champaign school
course work is recognized as superior
to any other library work aside from
the special work given In some of the
larger eastern institutions.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Rob Byers came down from Kent
last week to join Mrs. Byers and baby
at the pareatnl l.. Milton Williams
home in University Park
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lichty of Albion,
Iowa, who have been visiting at Ere
mont and Cedar for the past week,
returned home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Radcliffe, of
Pontiac, H., are guests of the lady's
sister, Mrs. Emily Lawson, on South
d street, for couple OF weeks visit.
Mrs. E. z. Smith leaves tomorrow
noon for Osceola to visit her sister,
Mrs VIM. Sheesley, who fell down
stairs a few days ago and broke her
arm.
Mrs. John Dow and her sister, Mrs.
John Thomas, OF Buxton, departed
this morning for What Cheer where
they will spend few days with
| friends.
r. T. Boyd, of Los Angeles, Calf.
who has been visiting here and with
his brother, VIM. Boyd, of near Ce-
dar, departed for his home Tuesday
morning.
Miss Anna Nellis, OF Marshalltown,
who has been visiting at the A. b.
Nellis home in this city for the past
week, departed yesterday aft rnoon