The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-01-30
PERSONALS (

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Mrs. A. ]. Hoover visited with rela
iives and friends in the vicinity o
Rose Hill
Willard Taylor was passenger 4
Ottumwa this morning for brief visi
with relatives.
Paul Wiley, of Des Moines, has re
turned home after spending a few
days in the city.
w. E. Dandy, of Clarence, Mo-. was
in Oskaloosa yesterday visiting with
friends and acQuaintances.
Mrs. Anna Pettichord and Mrs. Geo
Weeks. OF Des Moines. were guests
with local friends yesterday.
Miss Verbena Locke. Of Des Moines
is visiting with friends here and al
Union Mills during the week.
Mrs. w. G. Alters, of West Ches
ter, visited over Sunday with rela
lives and friends In the city.
Miss Beta Meisters, book-keepei
at the Barnes.Darnell Co, spent Sun
day with friends in Grinnell.
Leota Briggs, daughter of County
Auditor L. r. Briggs, was taken to the
hospital Sunday with typhoid fever.
Mrs. ]. II. Miller, of Bonaparte, de-
parted for home this morning after a
brief visit among Oskaloosa friends.
Two young children of F. G. Pitt,
of Alb North Second street. are con-
fined To their beds with scarlet fever.
Miss Rita Anterior, of Monroe, re-
turned home this morning after an
over Sunday visit in the city with
friends. .s. ..-.
Miss Gladys Howell has gone TO
Muscatine for few days visit with
her sister Mrs. Roy Sage and other
relatives. ..-
MIR. and Mrs, Dan Riliihan and chill
dren, of Pierre, 5. d., are in town for
somewhat extended visit with rela-
lives and friends.
Mrs. c. Is. Mallory and Mrs. Emma
Clark, of Abba, passed through the
city today en- route TO keOta Tor q
visit with relatives.
Miss Flora Moore has resigned her
position as teacher in the Fifth ward
and Miss Ann Roberts has been
elected TO fill her position.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Snvers and daughter.
Miss lone, of Millersburg, Iowa, who
have been visiting at the L. ]. Dixon
home southeast of the city, departed
for home this morning.
Mrs. VIM. r. Wallace, of near
Evans, departed this morning for Blu
reau, H., where she will enjoy some
what extended visit with her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Walter Clifton.
Mrs. ]. II. Mccormick states that
she is the possessor of brood OF
twelve chicks which were just hatch
ed today. and has another hen setting.
This is pretty good start. -
Matthew @. Giffen, of Los Angeles,
is in the city, guest of his nephew,
Roy r. Robinson, No. GIT South A
street. Mr. Giffen is east on bust
ness trip and came up the Mississippi
valley from New Orleans TO Chicago.
George Z. Fair went to Davenport
today 10 attend netting of the Pho
geographic Guild OF Southeastern Iowa.
These guilds have a limited member
ship and the meetings are a fine
school OF instruction. Mr.. Fair will
have q part on the program.
Horace Bowen has been given
leave OF absence from his work In the
United States Express Co. office and
has gone TO Winona, MINI. He is not
expected back for a couple of months,
being relieved until March LIST, and
whisparings among those who know,
have il that Horace win not return
alone.
DIR. G. A. Hinton, of Little Rock,
Arkansas, who is credited with being
the double OF William Jennings Bryan.
was in town today, calling upon
friends and former acquaintances.
The doctor was called TO Abba by the
Illness of his father, resident of that
place since 1874. Not having been in
town Tor four years or more, the
doctor took occasion to spend a few
hours in the former home place.
Cherries X. Needhan was over from
MOnteZuma Saturday.
Mrs. T.. +. Newlin. OF Giyin, was
calling on friends in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. w n. Richardson visited to-
day with relatives and friends in
Fremont -
Mrs. c. A. Farrell was an over Sun
day guest of relatives and friends in
Ottumwa ..-
Wallace Johnson, OF Ottumwa, was
attending 10 business affairs in the
city Saturday
Mrs. J. Is. Kinney is visiting for a
short time with her sister, Mrs. John
Seydal, in Abba.
Frank Koerber was a passenger
this morning to What Cheer for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs II. S. Rosacrans has been quite
III with succession OF colds attend.
ed by distressing complications.
G.. Is. Terry and wife, of Monroe,
were visitors In the city Saturday en-.
route 10 New Sharon for visit.
H. II. Sheriff h confined 10 his
home with an attack of pneumonia
that threatens serious conditions.
Mrs. r. f. Haywood visited over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Andrews In M0ntezu.na.
Miss Carolyn Wagner of Dubuque
Is visiting for few days at the |. j.
cbatterdon hone, All South FRS,
street
Miss Evelyn Bahghman, OF Hook
ing, returned home this morning aft
er a brief visit in the city with
friends
Miss Alice Kendall, OF Marshall
town. mas returned home after