The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-09-04
PERSONALS
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(From saturday.s DaIIy.l


day for visit.
Miss Annas Carver has departe
Tor a weeks visit with relatives nea
Winfield, Iowa.
Cedar Rapids Republican: Mis-
Lola Paskoyi is visiting her aunt, Mr.:
Helen Poague, of Oskaloosa.
Cedar Rapids Republican: Mis-
June TRACER has returned after a Wis
1t with her sister, Mrs Abbie Kelsey
at Oskaloosa.
Creston Advertiser: Miss Ada Ger
tie returned home from Oskaloosi
after few days visit with her sister
AIRS. r. S. Marshall
lndianola Herald: Ernest Clark,
departed on Saturday morning TO
Oskaloosa, where he will enter Penn
college for another year.
New Sharon Star: Mrs Yves Nc
Cain and daughter Pearl went to Os
kaloosa Thursday for a weeks visi
with relatives and friends.
Keokuk County News: Miss Gene
We've Mitchell, OF Oskaloosa, was the
guest of Miss Edna Reynolds a few
days last week and part of this.
Lovilia Press: Mrs. Marshal Kee
ton was taken to the hospital at Os
kaloosa Wednesday, where she will
take treatments for throat trouble.
Mrs. F. T. McCreary and son Harold
and daughter, Miss Harriet, of Boone,
who have been visiting Oskaloosa
friends and relatives in the vicinity
of Barnes City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stratton and
daughter, Miss Esther, of Washington
H., who have been visiting relatives
at Evans for the past two weeks,
have departed for their home. -..
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Floyd Lock
and children returned to their home in
Oskaloosa Friday after staying at the
Floyd was out threshing In this vicin-
ity
Marshalltown Times Republican
A. A. Reed and family of Oskaloosa,
were in the city Thursday, being on
their way home from Leroy, Minn.,
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives.
Rev Alex Corkey, now a resident
of Wayne, Neb., has another book in
press 1t is called THE Vision of
JOY" and is sequel to THE Victory
OF Allan Rutledge." The scene is
laid in Kalamazoo, Mich, a former
home of Mr.. Corkey.
Washington Democrat: Remember
George Z. Taylor, the negro who used
to run negro paper at Oskaloosa?
He has left the democratic party
again. He wanted to be minister to
Hayti and was turned down by the
president for a white man.
Bloomfield Democrat: Miss LaRue |
ERerhart, who has been visiting in |
Ibis city for the past two weeks with |
ler sister, Mrs. Richard Eekerd. re- |
turned to her home in Oskaloosa Mon |
lay. Mrs. Eckerd accompanied her |
home for several days visit.
John Neagle and family who have
been visiting at the t. F. Neagle |
lome for the past two weeks, return
ID to their home Wednesday accom-.
,anied by Miss Emily Neagie, who
viii spend week or more with them
It their home in Peru, Ill. The trip
lome was made overland
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mrs. HI. z. Coleman and children, of I
)skaloosa, arrived Wednesday even.
ng for an over-Sunday visit at the
lone of the formers parents, Mr..
md Mrs Jesse Southwick, Z North |
Third street Mr.. Coleman will be
lere Saturday evening to remain over
sunday.
From New Sharon news of thirty
ears ago. republiShed In the Star: /
Kisses Carrie and Kate Byers we're
,uests at our residence last Wednes-
lay. Miss Carrie has just returned
rom trip into Colorado, New Next
% and Wyoming, and is refreshed
md strengthened by the trip. She
will soon begin her school in Grinnell.
, Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Emeline
ioof and children, Mrs. LuelIa Black,
i OskaloOsa, Mrs. Elsie Walker, of |,
iichland and Guy Roof, of Fremont, Il
ttended the annual Fisher reunion
saturday which was held this year at
he home of Mrs. Sarah Conover, at
'eeuliar, Mo. Mrs. Black and Mr..
toof returned Monday while the 9TH /
rs remained for longer visit. 4
Ottumwa Courier: A wedding which
anne as a surprise to friends of the
ride and groom was that of Miss
'tella Bechtel TO Haddon Smith, at
)skaloosa, Wednesday, Aug. 90 The
CEREMONY was performed by Rev. Nc
'lelland, pastor of the Methodist 4
hurch at the parsonage. The young
ouple were accompanied by Mrs. i
larry Bechtel, of this city, mother of
he bride. The groom is the son of
ir. and Mrs /. p. Smith, of North
.nglish, and Is employed as com
lercial traveller Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
ill be at home to their friends at
AZ South Schuyler street.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. w. H.
rowD. of Rose Hill, father of Mrs.
arrett, the missionary, whom the
atriot spoke of last week as being
perated on for a cancer. was caller
I this office last Saturday. He in
Drms us that his daughters case is
opeiess and that he has gone to Des
loines to live till the end comes. II
! sad case Mrs. Garrett and her
usband are in the prime of life and
cry useful missionaries in China. Mr..
arrett expects 10 return after the (,
nd comes to his wife, but II will be [
sad return for him. The many /
lends Of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett as 4
ell as her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4
rown, sorrow with them over this !
I'd affliction. /
The Gas Record says OF a former I
skaloosa citizen and for several