The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-10-16
PERSONALS

tFrOm Saturdays Daily.


the city Friday.
Rev g. L. Stafford went to Sigour
ney this morning.
U. G. Deck was in Des Moines to
day on a business mission.
Mrs. Ollie Cole, Of Davenport, is
visiting with oskaloosa friends this
week.
Miss Tonic Williams. Of Des
Moines is visiting with friends here
and at Lacey.
Mrs. r. p Miller OF Abba. has re
anrHed to her home after a visit at the
i, NJ, Henness home.
Carl McMnrray is at Searsboro for
i visit with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs W. B. McMurray.
Mrs. r. r. Harrison OF near Sigour-
uey, has returned to her home after
a visit with local friends.
Miss Edna Blake, suffering with a
case Of tonsilitis, has been taken to
Iowa City for treatment,
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. A. W. Nc
Claim is in 0skaloosa this week Wis
ting her sister, Mrs Walter Wells.
Miss Florence Rustein. of Sigour-
ney. who has been visiting local
frJsnds returned to her home today.
Miss Belle Knox, visiting Oska-
loosa friends durin Mahaska Fall Fes-
iiral has returned to her home in
Des Moines.
Rev. 7. NJ. McClelIand, after suffer
inI several days with bad case OF
tenSilitis, is reported much better
since Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Hartman, OF
Washington, returned home yester
day after attending the Fall Festival
and visiting local friends.
Martinsbnrg Journal: Mrs r. d.
Engle went to Oskaloosa Monday to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Alma Gill,
Whois in the hospital there. e-
Mayo Colville went to Des Moines
this morning to attend the Drake
GrinneH game, and spend Sunday
with Drake University friends.
Brighton Enterprise: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Swadling went to Oska-
lnosa to attend the Lacey funeral and
remained for visit with friends.
Mrs. Frank Sayen. of Centerville.
who has been the guest of friends at
University Park for the past week de-
parted for Ottlmwa this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart and
daughters Harriet and Anna departed
Friday afternoon for an extended Wis
it at Mason City and Winona, MINI.
Grinnell Herald: Miss Imogene
Nestbrock made short stay With
GrinneIl friends Monday On her way
from Newton to her home in Oska-
ioosa
Mrs Frank Cunklin, of Rock Island,
who has been visiting at University
Park, departed Friday for Cedar Rap
ids TO spend Sunday before returning
home
Mrs G f. Marvel and sons, George
and Russell, of Muscatine. who have
been visiting at the W. II. Marvel
home vest OF town returned to their
home Friday
Mrs. r. p Reed and Mrs f. o. Lew
Is. of Marshalltown, returned to their
home Friday afternoon for Marshall
Town where she will spend Sunday
with friends.
r. j. Roberts and son Henry, of
Davenport, VINO have been visiting
relatives at Lacey and attending the
Fall Festival departed Friday after
noon for their home.
Miss Hattie Terry. of Cedar Rap.
ids. who has been visiting in Oska-
loosa and Pella, departed Friday aft
ernoon for Marshalltown where she
win spend Sunday with Friends.
Mrs, j. A. Hinton, mother of DIR.
Hinton, is al the home of her son
here for few weeks, taking treat
ment for an indisposition that will
keep her confined TO the house for the
time being.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Davis depart
ID this morning for Ames where they
viii spend lew days with their son,
H. d. Davis. They viii then go to-
Omaha FOR a weeks visit with anoth-
or son, ID. NJ. Davis.
Rev. w. T.. Whitlock, pastor of the
~. E. church at Kirkyille, received
Telegram Monday informing him that
he had been transferred TO the north
western Iowa conference and Is al
ready making preparations to move.
Fremont Gazette: Mr. and Mrs. A.
n. Lee moved Tuesday to the ELS
worth McFall farm southeast of Os-
kaloosa which they have rented for
the coming season. They have been
making their home in Fremont since
coming from Missouri last spring.
Alien Rogers, who is attending
school In Grinnell, came down Friday
night for brief visit at the parental
Ir L. A. Rogers home, going TO Des
Moines this morning to attend the
llrake-Griunell game. He was ac-
companied by Louie Davis.
Everett Il. King, of Primghar. has
:ocepted position as bookkeeper for
the Kemble Floral Co. Miss Rose
lleilnan who has been filling this
position has resigned and Is now To-
Gated with her brothers at the He'll
man Market house. Mr.. King viii re-
side at 10 a avenue east
Abba Unioa The l. X. L. Cafe on
Washington avenue east passed I'M
der new management yesterday morn
ing. Messrs. Hale & Co., are the new
pfoprietors and Mr.. Hates sons, who
are practical cooks and restaurant
men, are in charge. The Hales are
Oskaloosa men, and they have the
endorsement OF Oskaloosa business
men as most excellent citizens and
worthy OF support