The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02
PERSONALS
fErom satarday's Daliy.l


the holidays at the parental Dr, ).
Coveny home in this city.
jss Bealuah Dempster who has
been with s0skalosa friends for the
holidays went to Davenport TO visi'
her cousin, Mrs. Sadie Mulin.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Faskin, OF
Nevada, Ia, who have been spending
the holidays with relatives in this vi
cinity, departed for home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Storms and chill
dren. who were entertained at the DR..
Tomey home over Christmas left last
evening for their home at Ainsworth.
Instead of arriving here from Chi
cago as stated in last evenings Her
aid Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Greist have
gone to Chicago for few days visit.
Mrs. r. E. Mather and daughter
Miss Luella, of near West Chester,
who have been visiting for a few
days with friends here, returned home
yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. J. J. Hayes and son,
of near Rose Hill, departed yesterday
for Albert Lea, Mimi, where they
will be the guests at the S. H. Dor
man home.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Goodman, of
West Liberty, who have been guests
at the w. j. Grisson home near Bea-
con for a short time. departed for
home yesterday.
Mrs Ida Wentworth, of Monmouth,
Illinois. who have been visiting local
relatives the past few days, departed
yesterday for Iowa Grove for visit
with her brother.
VIM. G. Conrad and wife, of Bel
mont, who have been visiting here
with friends. departed this morning
for Sigourney where they Will visit
relatives for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer H. Osborne,
of Adams township, departed this
morning for Cedar Rapids, where
they will enjoy somewhat extended
visit at the parental Nelson home.
Mrs. Harriet Turner, Mrs. Mop.
Chamberlin and Miss Elizabeth Cham
berlin. of Chicago, arrived last even
ing for visit with old time friends
here, guests at the F. w. Glaze home.
james r. Rhodes, of Newton, editor
of the sprightly Daily News of that
place was in town on business last
evening. Mr.. Rhodes is wide-awake
newspaper man and is making a great
success of the News.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. F. Carlton, of Len
OK, are spending a few days with Rev.
and Mrs. G. ID. Lochr, 639 North &
street Mr.. Carlton is leading
grocer of Lenox. Mrs. Carlton and
Mrs. Lochr are sisters.
Mrs. Mary Langhorst and daugh-
tiers, Martha, Laura and Ruth, who
have been guests of the J. P. Seibert
home, No 607 South Second street,
for a holiday visit. returned to their
home in Lost Nation to-day.
Mrs A. NJ Haggard of Des Moines,
was operated upon at Oskaloosa City
hospital Friday morning by DIR. }.
r. Guthrie of Dubuque. While the
operation was of serious nature,
Mrs. Haggard passed through 1t nice
ly and today is resting as comfort
ably as could be expected.
Homer C. Charles of 215 North +
street, by a receution action of the
trustees has been elected as Janitor
OF the Congregational church. The
Board of Trustees comprises S. j.
DuttOn. II. l.. Spencer, II. S. Howard,
Harry w Rosebrook, Irving Burr and
Perry Edris. Mr.. Charles for some
years past has been in Omaha and
California and has recently return
ed to Oskaloosa on account of his
health. He was at one time the
janitor Of the Central NJ. Z. church
and has had considerable experience
in this line of work Since his form
er residence in Oskaloosa, he has
married and his wife and two child
rem are now residing at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace NJ. Charles. Jack Howarth was
the former janitor at the church and
occupied the place for several years.
Harry p. Dewey, the only nephew
Of Admiral George Dewey and the
chief Bugler on board the Cruiser
Olympia at the Battle of Manila Bay,
is playing in vaudeville in Oskaloosa
this week. Dewey was one of the
forty-nine men that were in the bat
tie of Manila to get gold medal OF
conspicuous bravery. II was he that
first sounded the bugle for the com
mencement of action. For his brav.
cry in action he was promoted TO the
grade of second lieutenant but came
under the ban of the navy department
by giving a speech in which he set
forth some of the facts concerning
the condition of the feet before and
after the battle. II has been prom
used by the yice-president-elect how
ever to open his case again as soor
as he gets in Office and restore hin
to the grade of first lieutenant. HI
gives a very interesting lecture OF
the Battle of Manila Bay.
Miss Eva Steddom, OF What Cheer
has returned home after spending
several days In the city with friends
Mrs. c. b. Goddard departed yester
day afternoon to join her husband a
Keokuk. where they win make thei
future home.
Miss Daisy Dempster, of near Ere
font, went to Ottumwa yesterday TO
a brief visit with her friend, Mis-
Florence Domer.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Elizabet
Moore, OF 0skaloosa. Is making an e,
tended visit with her daughter-in-lav
Mrs Matte Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Nuckolls, Q
near Wright. passed through the cit
yesterday en- route home from an e,
tended visit at Monroe.
Mrs. Emma Newton, OF Keosauqus
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