The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-20
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Dwight Wells, of Des Moines, wa
in town Sunday, the guest of rela
tives.
tumwa Sunday, guest of her cousin
Miss Louise Hale.
Mrs. John Robertson was called t.
her mothers home in Stewart, Iowa
Saturday on account of Illness.
James o. Brown who was summon
ed home by the precarious condition
of his mother returned to Chicago to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Porter and
daughter Ruth, of Chicago, are herr
for visit with relatives and old-time
friends.
Cecil Kightbarger, of the M. st
l.. ticket office, went to Mason City
Saturday afternoon 10 visit relatives
Sunday.
Senator John F. Ream was down.
from Des Moines Saturday seeing
friends and visiting at his home in
Beacon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tad Shipley and Mr..
and Mrs. F. n. Cowan returned home
yesterday over the C. B. & Q. from a
short visit in Chicago.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hixson, who was oper-
ated upon a few days ago is GONZALES
cling in a satisfactory way and will be
ont within a short time.
Mrs. F. n. Cowan has just returned
from Chicago where she has been buy
ing goods for the Millinery depart
ment of the Frankel Dry Goods Co.
Miss Hope Stanley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Prudence
Williams, of Second avenue West, has
returned to her home in Des Moines.
Marcus Fisher, of Cedar Rapids,
was in OskalOosa Saturday, a. guest
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Ross Brown. on Eleventh avenue
West
Homer Grice, brother OF Harry
and Delbert Grice, of this city, has
come from Quaker City, Ohio, to make
his home here. He is employed with
John Prime.
Mrs. H. F. Harbour was called 10
Valley Junction early Sunday morn
ing by telegram, saying that Walter
Carson, her son, was seriously i'll. Mr..
Carson Is a fireman ON the Rock Is
land
Harry Roberts, Herald reporter, son
of Mrs. J. r.. Roberts, No. 514 North
Market street, who is confined TO his
home, critically i'll with pneumonia,
was some better this morning after
a bad Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. L. Milton Williams and the
twins have returned to their home in
University Park after spending the
winter in California. Mr.. Williams
has a couple of weeks or more OF
work before completing his stay in the
west, 10 be home for a brief visit
Doctor d. l.. Cole who with Mrs.
Cole has been making an extended
trip 10 Jamaica and upon the lsthmus,
along the canal zone has returned TO
his home here. Mrs. Cole remains
in Ohio, meantime, for visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives and friends.
Mrs. b. ]. Snyder is home from
visit with her daughter Helen, who
is attending Lombard College at
Galesburg, and with her sister, Mrs.
II. w Hurt, wife OF the president OF
the college. She also visited with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbs at Plano,
Illinois.
Ross Brown, district passenger
agent Of the NJ. & st. l.. was in town
Saturday attending to local business
and visiting at his home here. Mr..
Brown, incidentally, is looking after
a portion OF the work of station agent
w. F. McCarty during the absence OF
the agent on a western trip.
Charles R. Lee, OF the Frankel Dry
Ag No S,tZr q
three weeks trip to the eastern mar
kets and while away enjoyed the
pleasure of visiting in the Bushwick
Avenue NJ. +. Sunday school, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, the second largest
school in the world. Mr.. Frank G.
Brown is the superintendent of this
school, which has an enrolment of
some $500 in all departments. Mr..
Brown was last fall visitor at Des
Moines on the occasion of the state
Sunday school convention and there
Mr.. Lee made his acquaintance and
this has since ripened into a personal
friendship. He took from Oskaloosa
the greetings of the largest Sunday
school in the state of Iowa, so that
the event was one of double pleasure
10 him and the impressions received
were genuine inspiration 10 him in
his work as the superintendent OF
Central NJ. f. Sunday school.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. ]. w.
Proctor and little daughter have gone
10 Oskaloosa TO visit friends.
Davenport Times: Mrs. c. NJ. Por-
ter, OF oskaloosa, sister of Mrs. II. NJ.
Henley, arrived Thursday 10 attend
the funeral of Mr.. Henley.
Davenport Times: Mrs. Matthew
Blake left Thursday for her home in
Oskaloosa. following weeks So
journ al the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Eyers, 524 Warren street.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Belle
White returned Saturday morning to
her home in Oskaloosa after visiting
for three weeks with her sister, Mrs.
4aos. Melbourne, and her niece, Miss
Daisy Koontz.
Fremont Gazette. Miss Ella Peters
OF 0skaloosa, came down Saturday
evening for a visit at the Frank
Brown home. Mrs. Brown and Miss
Peters were school mates over at Bea-
con years ago.
Jake Ritter, who was vice president
OF Iowa United Mine Workers. organ
ization several years ago, has accept
ed a position az superintendent at Og-
den and will have TO oversee four
mines operated by the Ogden Consoli-
dated Coal Co. He commenced his