The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-05-08
PERSONALS (

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and at his place of business following
recent severe indisposition.
Mrs. F. H, Kirkpatrick has return
ed TO her home in Des Moines afte
q visit with Oskaloosa friends.
Mrs. John Hanan has gone to Yves
Liberty TO visit at the parental James
WRIT home for two weeks or more.
Mrs. +. A. Benfield has returned Il
her home in Grinnell after visiting
Oskaloosa friends for the past week
Mrs. s. d. Anderson has returned
10 her home in ottumwa after visit
ing local friends for the past few
days
Mrs. w. A Beldon, of Sigourney
has returned home after being the
guest of local friends for the past
week.
Miss Mary Kenning has returned
to her home in Ollie after visiting
relatives in the city for the past
week
Miss Ella Nettler has returned to
her home in New Sharon after spend
ing the past three days with local
iriends. -al, ...- r,s.
Mrs. Ridgeon and daughter Miss
Lillian, have returned to their home
in Mason City after visiting relatives
in the city. ....
Mrs. Geo, NJ. Martin, No SIP High
avenue east, left this morning for
visit with George Martin, at Mime
apolis, MINI.
Miss Sarah A. Bush, of Green's
Do sc Cd Of ha hnn0a
her uncle, j. l.. Rove, of 42S North
Market street.
Miss Ericca Brady, of Knoxville,
returned home last evening after
visit in the city with her cousin, Miss
Josephine Boyer.
Hedrick Journal Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Stephenson, OF Oskaloosa,
visited over Sunday with their son,
F. w. Stephenson.
New Sharon Star: Misses Alma
Crowder and Pearl Snyder, deputies
auditor and recorded. of OskalOosa,
were calling on New Sharon friends
Saturday afternoon.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. G. II. Car
lon and daughter, Miss Nina, of Oska-
loosa. have returned to their home
after visit with Mrs, A. w. Slaught.
SOP Hamilton street.
Mrs. James Cummings, of near Ere
mont, passed through the city enroute
10 Ainsworth, Iowa, where she will
visit relatives for a few days.
Mrs. f. NJ. Renson, of Sac City, who
has been the guest of local friends
for the past week, has gone to Grin
nell to visit relatives before returning
home.
Miss Martha Weller has returned
to her home in Albion. Iowa, after an
extended visit with local friends and
relatives in the vicinity of New
Sharon. ..,l
Z. K Myers and wife, former resi-
dents OF Oskaloosa but for some
eighte years past deniZens of Seat
tie, Washington, are in the city for
a visit with relative sand to renew
old acquaintance.
DR. w. H. Sarbaugh, a resident
physician. is sufferer from an at
tack of sciatic rheumatism and is con-
fined at the Abbott hospital, where
he is under treatment He has been
in a bad way and has suffered in
tensely. but is reported better today.
Thos. Stephenson received word
yesterday of the death of his only
brother, who lived in Dallas, Texas.
He spent his boyhood days in Mahas-
ka county. He died of tuberculosis,
from which he suffered ten months.
lie died on the 18th OF April, and left
a wife and four children.
Montezuma Republican: Helen
Dudley. who worked so long and
faithfully at the Webber Hotel, is
now in New Sharon. Her sisters
husband has rented the hotel there
and Helen will help them run the
business. She is thoroughly prac-
teal girl and could run a hotel her
self and make success of it.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Hazel Shoe
maker, Of Oskaloosa, who has taught
the Concert school for the past eight
months, finished the spring term Fri
day and went to the Granville school
10 teach a seven weeks term. Miss
Shoemaker gave splendid satisfaction
and is considered one OF the best of
the country school teachers OF the
county
New Sharon Star Mrs. Virginia
Knight Logan and son, Frederic
Knight Logan, of oskaloosa, we're in
New Sharon Monday and made pre-
limiiiary arrangements for the pro-
duction OF Little Red Riding Hood
at the Auditorium May 80. Part OF
The original cast" who took part In
the successful rendition of the opera
~ Oskaloosa will be used, the chorus
and other characters being chosen
from New Sharon talent. The en-
tertainment Is TO be given for the
benefit OF the City Park improvement
fund.
Or. A. ]. Hunter, in letter TO
friends here, gives little insight in
10 his activities in the new home
near Hayre, Montana. In breaking
the land and seeding they are work.
ing night and day, keeping two shifts
OF men busy with the tractor and los
ing not an hour in the twenty-four.
The only thing that is now bothering
the Doctor is the conduct of his hens.
He was conversant with the symp-
toms OF hen inclined TO set" when
the birds were located in Iowa but
states that he Is unable TO tell from
their appearance. in Dakota. The
Doctor says its too much for Benny