The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
PERSONALS (
(From saturdays Daily.l

Joe Taylor Is back from a weeks
duck shooting at keithsburg and goes
to Des Moines tomorrow to accept Q
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheahan re.
turned TO their home in Monmouth
this morning after visiting Oskaloosa
friends, and relatives.
Lon Stringlellow, who is in the
hospital suffering with blood poison,
is doing better today and hope is en-
tertaiEed that the march of the trou,
BILE has been arresed
Frank E. Wetherell, OF Dies Moines,
was in town yesterday, the guest of
his father, Henry Wetherell. Frank
came to town in connection with bust
ness with the school board concern
ing architectural plans for the new
Fourth ward school, and being on the
ground in time of stress, conferred
with the Congregational church peo-
pie concerning plans for new home.
Newton Record: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
Eberhart had quite genial party of
friends at their home over Monday
night, their guests being Miss Una
Appleby and her friend, Miss Bessie
White. of Oskalooss, members of the
Penn College Girls Glee Club which
gave their entertainment that evening
in the NJ. Il. church. Frank Appleby
of Grinnell completed the trio of over
night guests, having come down to
meet his sister and enjoy the concert.
Word reached the city OF the death
last Sunday at Fresno. California, of
Webster Hopkins, son of the late
Dr.. and Mrs. John Y. Hopkins, pio-
neers of Oskaloosa. Webster Hop
kins was born in Oskaloosa and at the
time OF his death was So years old.
He has three brothers living in Los
Angeles: Harry, Edward and DIR. c. N.
Hopkins. and brother, Hon. Frank
NJ Hopkins, OF Guthrie Center, Iowa
His uncle, Hon. W. III. Needham, lives
in Sigourney, Iowa. Mr.. Hopkins was
sick only short time No word has
been received regarding funeral ar
rangements or interment.
(From Mondays Dany.)
X. F. Fitch went to Denver last
evening to be in attendance at the
funeral of Mrs, Z. L. Fitch, wife of
his brother, DR.. Fitch.
Mrs. Winnie Wettstein, who has
been visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. s. Z. Bomar, has return
ed to her home in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. C. C. Carroll passed through
the city Saturday enroute from Mar
for her home i'm Eddyville,
after an extended visit with relatives
In the northern city.
Arthur MikeseIi departed for Grin.
nell Saturday night to take up the po-
sition of night clerk at the Monroe
Hotel. His many friends wish him
success in his new work
J. Fred Fisher and family have re-
moved to town from the country and
will be at home at No. 1916 B avenue
west, the George Dusenbery property
which they have purchased
Oscar Kitterman departed Satur-
lay evening for Des Moines to visit
his sister, Mrs. Myra Wells. He
starts today for Spokane, Wash,
where he will make his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Pethybridge left
Friday for Chicago. where they will
u
AK, Iowa, where Mr.. Pehybridge
axes up his new position as manager
Of Hotel Colfax.
Miss Hinnie Hill has resigned as
for the Frankel Dry
Goods Co. and will leave soon for
Peoria, Ills, where she has taken
position with one of the large dry
goods establishments.
George Sullivan quit" Oskaloosa
oday and he says its for good and
H." He is enroute to Hayre, Mont,
people located TO start good sized
second edition of the burg.
John Robinson, who is operating
he foundry department of large
new manufacturing establishment at
Hampton, came to Oskaloosa Satur-
lay looking for men. He is short of
lelp and offered goods jobs to mum.
Der of local moulders and workmen.
Warren A. Caldwell and family,
formerly of near Fremont, have NOV
ID TO Oskaloosa and are located at
No. 121 College avenue. Mr.. Caldwell
mas a cement manufacturing industry
y bitu tidAulS hib dllcHIiOu III luc ely
and the family becomes permanent
residents here.
Miss Marie Walthall. daughter, and
Mr. and Mrs Sam Walthall. No. 20S
A avenue East, of the Penn College
Girls Glee Club, while giving con.
cert at Mitchellville last Tuesday
evening fell and broke an ankle. She
Is resting easy now and will be able
to be about on crutches tomorrow.
Miss Helen Wetherill. daughter of
Mrs. Lena Wetherlll, All North b
street, while showing her cousin the
ruins of the Spencer fire yesterday
afternoon stepped into a hole In front
Of the Congregational church and
broke and dislocated her right wrist.
Miss Wetherill is resting nicely after
Der misfortune.
What Cheer Patriot: Those from
out OF town who attended Mrs. Lorts-
cher's funeral were Rev. and Mrs.
Sayre and Mrs. Jennie Dohlin, of Des
MoInes; Mrs. Ady McFarlan, Mrs.
Elmer Barrows, Miss Lola Davis, OF
tuscaloosa; Mrs. r. S. Alexander, Of
Montezuma: Mr.. and Mrs. Harding,
and Mrs. j. Churchill, of Keswick,
and John Orr, Of Thornburg.
WILLIAMS Besrdsley, formerly of Bea-
cop, but for a number of years resi-
dent of Birmingham, where he is en-
gagged in the drug business, came to
the city Saturday to be In attendance
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