The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-10
PERSONALS /
lFrom Saturdays Daily. }


extended visit in the city with reia
tiyes
Miss Juanita Taylor, of Des Moines
returned home Thursday afternoon
after visiting local friends and rela
tives.
Edward and Eugene Karner, of OF
tumwa, returned to their home Thurs
day after a visit with oskalooss
friends.
Miss Margaret Price, of 1926 High
T avenue east, is going to Grinnel
twice a week to take pipe organ les
sons in advanced work. -
Misses Ruth and Harriet Weiss
have gone to Victor, Iowa, to spend
few DAYS at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs r. r, Campbell. ..-
Mr.. and Mrs Dow Battin, of Knox
VILE. were in Oskaloosa yesterday as
guests of the r. r. Robinson home,
No. 1905 South Market street.
Mrs. w. C. Brucal of Washington
passed through the city Thursday en-
route for Eddyville where she will
visit relatives for week or more.
Mrs. S. NJ. Mcconnell and daughter
Inez departed Thursday afternoon for
Burlington where they viii visit al
the Walter Hadley home for a couple
of weeks.
Lloyd Farmhouse, who is connected
with the Lyon & Healy Co.. OF Chi
cage, came Thursday morning for a
brief visit at the parental C. L. Barn
house home. |E'
f. G. Sandquist, who has been a
guest at the home OF his friend, Chas.
Mccall, corner Ninth avenue and
Eleventh street, has returned to his
home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Frank Heutter and daughters
Frances and Gladys, of Ottumwa, who
have been visiting local friends for
the past week, went. to Knoxville 10
spend the Fourth with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ewing and
daughter Wilma spent the Fourth at
Knoxville, Frank returning home this
morning and Mrs. Ewing and Miss
Wilma remaining for few days
visit
Mrs. w. S. Hertal and sons, VIII
liam and Frank, of near Pella, passed
through the city Thursday enroute
for Davenport where they will visit at
the A. H. Morris home for a month or
more.
Arthur Baldauf of Chicago and Ar
thur Rosenblatt of Marion, Indiana,
came out to spend the Fourth at the
A. Rosenblatt and Leo Baldauf
homes. The boys are making good in
their new homes, and have hosts of
friends here who are glad of their
success.
]. E. Hawk of Mt. Vernon, South
Dakota, who has been here visiting
at the parental J. j. w. Hawk home,
No. 632 North Market street, has de-
cided to come back to Iowa. He has
purchased a farm of about one hun
dred and twenty acres near Eddyyille,
but does not get possession until
March first next year. He has dis
posed OF his Dakota property but has
this seasons crop. e.
President H. W. Hurt of Lombard
college, Galesburg, Illinois, arrived
Thursday evening to join Mrs. Hurt
and baby Harriet at the B. J. Snyder
home. He was accompanied by Prof.
Winters, who will remain here for a
few days. President and Mrs. Hurt
go to Des Moines this evening and
from there Mr.. Hurt goes to Salt
Lake City to deliver a lecture before
the National Teachers meeting Mrs
Hurt may accompany him as far as
Denver, stopping there to visit at the
home of her brother, Luther Hibbs.
From Mondays Daily)
Mrs. Bert Wells and daughters
Vera and Ruth, of Mexico, Mo-, who
have been visiting at the J. X. Linds-
ley home for the past two weeks, re-
turned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Mason, who
have been entertained at the home
Of the lady's sister, Mrs NJ. E. Hen !
son, Of c avenue West, have returned
10 their home in Davenport.
Miss Fannie Hirdler, OF Indianola,
who has been the guest of local
friends and relatives for the past
week, went to Des Moines Saturday
10 spend Sunday with friends. s-
Mr. and Mrs r. r. brennan, of .n.
Pleasant, who have been visiting
relatives at Lacey, returned TO her
home Saturday after a visit with Os-
kaloosa friends and relatives.
Mrs. b. r. Fisher, OF West Liberty,
who has been visiting Oskaloosa rela-
tiVes for the past week, mas gone TO
Grinnell to spend few days with
friends before returning home.
Mrs II. P. Proctor and daughters
Frances and Zelpha, of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, returned TO their home this
morning after visit witt Oskaloosa
friends and relatives in Eddyville.
Misses Ethylle remington, Triexie
yallandinghsm and Minnie Rabourn
and Messrs. Charles Richmond, Ross
Gregor and A. j. Jones were in Bus
sey last Friday spending the day with
Mrs. John Essling.
Mrs. Frank Pauss, OF Mortified,
MINI, who has been visiting local
friends and relatives for the past
month, went to Hedrick Saturday
afternoon 10 spendEa few days with
relatives.
John p Wilson, who was a visitor
at his home over the Fourth OF July,
returned 10 Indianapolis tails morn
ing to resume his work at the national
headquarters Of the United Mine
Workers
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Heath, OF
Mason City, returned TO their home
via the NJ & ST. L. last evening. Mrs.
Heath has been with relatives and