The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-24
PERSONALS i

lFrom Saturday's Daily. J

"A. Rosenblatt is in New York on q
Foods buying trip in the eastern mar
kets.
A. NJ, Kelso, OF Des Moines, was
about town Friday seeing old time
friends.
Erred Hebble, of Des Moines, il
here for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Lillian piee went to Des
Moines this morning to spend the day
with friends,
Rev. l. @ Kemble returned home
this morning after business trip TO
Reasoner. Iowa
Mrs. j.. M Anderson departed this
morning for Des Moines where she
expects TO reside.
, Mrs. J.. A. Penrose departed this
morning for Keota for a few days
visit with relatives.
Monroe Mirror: Helen and Mark
Bateman are enjoying a visit with
relatives at Oskaloosa.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs. III.
G. Anderson visited friends at Oska-
loosa Wednesday evening
Homer Reynolds departed last ey-
ening for Jacksonville, Fla, where he
will be located indefinitely.
Miss Laura Langhorst, of Lost Ma.
ton, Iowa, is in the city visiting Os'
kaloosa friends for a few days.
Mrs. f. N. Cowan departed this
morning for Perry, Iowa, where she
win visit relatives a few days.
MRS. T. l.. Simms went to Keolsuk
yesterday afternoon to spend week
or more with herslsister, Mrs D. A.
Smith
Miss Jane Tracy, of Grinnell, re.
turned home yesterday afternoon at,
ter brief visit in oskaloosa with
jkocal friends,
III Mr9 laid Mrs. l.. p. GosseIink and
Eson Carl went tol Pella this morning
Ito attend the funeral of a nephew
Gerry Gosselink.
Mrs. c.. A. Hearne and family left
this morning on an extended visit
with relatives at Keosauqua, Iowa
and st. Joe, Mo.
Miss Henrietta Minor, of Ottumwa
who has been the guest of local rel.
atiyes and friends for few days, re.
turned home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Thompson and Wyatt Winters OF
Davenport are in the city visiting at
the. D. P. Mcclure home for few
days. a
Mr. and Mrs. W.aR. Craig, of Cedar
Rapids, passed through Oskaloosa
Friday afternoon for Eddyville where
they will spend few days with rsla
lives stff
r. v. Sylvester and son Harry. OF
Mt. Pleasant. returned home Friday
afternoon after spending the past
week with. 0skaloosa and Pella reiai
fives.
New Sharon Star: Miss Leila Bry
an has joined her sister, Miss Eva, in
a7,Risit at the homes of their uncles,
Pom Ferree and j. T. Cruzen, near
oskaloosa.
Miss Halle Scruggs of Des Moines,
a former Oskaloosa girl, will arrive
ID the city today to be an over Sun.
day house guest of Miss Adalyn Seev.
ers, No. $40 North Market street.
John Boiling, formerly c., r. /. & p.
agent at Oskaloosa, now a train dis
patcher for the c., r. /. &c p. at Des
Moines, is in the city with his family
visiting friends and relatives for a
few days.
Marshalltown Times Republican (:
Miss llda Burke, who has been visit.
ing in Oskaloosa for a few days with
Miss Katherine Mitchell, Miss Laura
Burke and other friends, returned
home Thursday
leslie Martin and wife, of Des
eIoines, formerly Of oskaloosa, are in
Tie city visiting at the parental WIN.
r. Martin home and with local
friends. Mr.. Martin was connected
with the Purity Drug Co. before leay-
ing the city and is now working for
the Browne Drug Co, of Des Moines.
Nj. and Mrs. l.. c. Glidden, who
have been in Chicago on a honeymoon
trip following their wedding here
three weeks ago. are guests in the
city at the parental John j. Jackley
home. Mr.. Glidden goes south on a
BRIEF business trip in couple of days
and Mrs. Glldden will remain here
for visit with her parents. They
viii depart in about a week for Buff
falc, N. Y, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Eleanor Fawcett, of Cedar
Rapids, has accepted an offer by the
BOARD of the Public Library and
comes TO Oskalocsa as librarian. The
young lady entered actively upon the
duties of the place this week. She
comes to the city with the highest of
recommendations. She has served
a somewhat extended term as assist
ant librarian at Cedar Rapids. Miss
Fawcett succeeds Miss Helen ID. Cor
ton, who came to the position from
Racine, Wisconsin, and who made a
most excellent record in the place. In
the meantime, following the resigna-
'on of Miss Gorton, the library work
h. been in charge OF Miss Rachel
Ags Of Oskaloosa, assistant librarian.
who has been meeting every require
ment of the position and filling the
office in a competent and acceptable
name
Miss Grace Kirkpatrick, of Grinnell,
is visiting at the B. e. Graham home
a yew days.
u. a. Payne, OF Marshalltown. was
in the city Friday transacting BUSH
ness matters.
Mrs Anna Bogard, of Cedar Rap.
ids, is In town 10 visit her sister, Mrs.