The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27


Robert Hardness, of Des Moines
Twas an oyer-Sunday visitor at rh'
'lparental John Hardness home in thu
lcity.
Miss Francis Haynes was passen
lger TO Grinnell Saturday for a brie'
visit with her friend, Miss Georgi;
lPugn.
Mrs. W. II. Oldert and Miss RUBY
Notar, of Near Sigourney, were ovel
Sunday guests of Oskaioosa rela
ltives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Pringle, of near
Lacey, went TO Des Moines this morn
ling for visit at the n. w. Porter
home.
Chas. Boyce. of Des Moines, has
returned home after short stay in
1.-THE city on business and visit with
friends.
Floyd Earring, who has been taking
work in the School of Commerce at
Chicago University has returned to his
home here. 49,.
Mrs. Harvey NJ. Purcell was pas
lsenger to Delta this morning for a
brief visit with her daughter, Mrs.
r. A. Parry. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sprage, of
lOttumwa, were visitors in town Sat
day, en- route home from visit with
relatives near Blyth.
Warren Johnson came In from Kan.
sas City yesterday to transact a little
business and pay a visit TO old-time
friends and relatives.
l Is
school work at Illinois University,
champaign, Ills, Saturday 10 spend
the spring vacation.
John Gallagher has arrived In the
/ city from his school duties at ST.
Ambrose Academy at Davenport, to
spend the spring vacation.
Miss Lois Whitaker who is attend
ling school at Drake University, Des
Moines, Is spending the spring vaca-
ton at her home in the icty.
Mrs. G.. A. Reyes and Mrs. James
Ashton returned to their home at De-
Long, H., today after attending the
funeral of her aunt. Miss Joe Will
son.
Mrs. r. +. Lawson and daughter.
Miss Ella, of Fairfield, who have been
guests at the parental Payton home
southeast of town, returned home Sat
lurday.
Fred A. Buckner and wife, Of Tip
ton, Ia, who have been guests of Os-
kaloosa and Wright friends for the
past week. departed for home Satur-
day.
Mrs. B. w. Powell, of Centerville,
who has been visiting Oskaloosa
friends Off several days, has gone TO
Ottumwa for a short stay before re-
turning home.
Mrs. T. F. Olson, of Cedar. depart
ed Saturday for Albert Lea, where
she will enjoy a somewhat extended
visit with her daughter, Miss Della,
and other relatives.
Mrs Mary Patton. of Monroe, who
has been enjoying an extended visit
with relatives at Searsboro, was a
guest of local friends the past couple
I of days, returning home this morn
ing.
George Heilman of Sheboygan, Wis
consin, is in town on a business trip.
Miss Myrtle Addey, of Des Moines,
was an Easter guest among Oskaloosa
friends.
viii Reynolds OF the Baldauf-Ros-
enblatt house Is at his station again
after business trip of several days
extent at Sigourney.
Mrs. Charles TOhrean, of Givin, was
! in town Saturday enroute to Lynn
vile, where she will visit q week or
| ten days at the home of Mrs. Caroline
! Waggerman.
Miss Hazel McGlasson, who is a
stenographer in the Law otiice OF
Snow, Church & Company, attorneys,
Flemming Building, Des Moiues, was
home to spend the Sabbath with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nicolas
son, on North Seventh street.
Mrs. Fred Ballard and son, of Des
Moines, who have been visiting at the
home OF Barney Ballard, No. 42S
North Fifth street, have returned TO
their home in Des Moines. Miss Ha-
eel Ballard accompanied them for an
extended visit in the capital city.
]. G. Kreig, who has made Oskaloo-
sa his home for the past year and has
made a marked success as wholesale
agent for the Mcclure automobile
house, has accepted a position with
the Oakland automobile factory and
has gone to Minneapolis, where he
will have charge OF the sales depart
ment for five states. Mrs. Kreig and
son Hamilton will join Mr.. Kreig at
Minneapolis in a efw days. During
their stay here the family has made
many friends in business, church and
social circles and they will be great
ily missed. All will wish for them
continued success and enjoyment in
their larger field and opportunity and
Twill leave the latch string out, hoping
they may sometime return to Oska-
lloOsa 10 live.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Frank
Lloyd returned 10 her home at Oska.
loosa Tuesday after enjoying a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Cor.
imam.
| Eddyville Tribune: George Chord
WAS in oskaloosa Monday 90 see his
iaunt, Mrs. Dan Chord, who has been
quite sick, also calling on other rela
itiyes.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. Andy
Baker, of Oskaloosa, was down lasi
week spending few days at the bed
Iside OF her mother, Mrs. +. C. Riggs
who was then quite poorly, but at this
writing Is somewhat improved.