The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13
PERSONALS :
(From Saturday's Daily.D

Sigourney Review: Mrs. J. A. Bak
Il err came in Monday evening from Os
kaloosa for visit with her mother
\ Mrs. Storm. .
Mrs. Prudence Jones and Mrs. John
l.. Jones, No. 210 North Eighth street,
have gone to Memphis, Tennessee, to
spend the winter.
n p. Y. Bear, of Keokuk, returned to
a his home this morning after calling
on local friends and transacting bust
ness matters Friday.
q Montezuma Republican: Mis-
3 Gladys Hodges left Monday for Oska-
s loOsa after an over Sunday visit with
s Mrs. Bessie Kenworthy.
~ Mrs. ~. A. Zellnes returned Satur-
day from Mason City where she has
4 been visiting her grandchildren, 10,
Donald and Carrot Peck.
= J. l.. Mclaughlin, of Madison, Wis,
\ who has been visiting at New Sharon,
1 his former home, was in town Friday
while enroute to Centerville.
q Mrs. B. P. Cary, of Fort Madison,
4 departed for her home this morning
i after spending the past week with o.
!. kaloosa and Des Moines friends.
N Mr. and Mrs c. H. Lampe. of Wat
erloo, who have been visiting at the
c. c. Lampe home for the past few
days, departed this morning for Des
Moines.
Mrs. E. E. Black and daughter,
Miss Edna, of Sioux Rapids, Iowa,
who have been visiting near Cedar,
eparted Friday afternoon for Buffa-
10, Iowa.
Fremont Gazette: Logan Phillips,
who is serving on the petit jury in Os-
kaloosa, was excused Tuesday night
for a day and spent Wednesday at
his home.
Clifford Carroll, of the Oskaloosa
E're Department, went to Des Moines
this morning to look over the new fire
trucks that the capital city has just
purchased.
Washington Journal: Miss Titia
Patton left this morning for Oska-
loosa and from there will go to Grin
nell. where she will visit with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Bert Abel.
Mrs. L. H. Lanlor and daughter,
Miss Lulu, of Colfax, who have been
listing at the H. w. Hopkins home
south of this city, returned to their
home in Eldon Friday
Miss Pearle Moves, of Grinnell, who
has been the guest of Oskaloosa
friends, departed this morning for
brother, R. H. Moves.
Miss Georgia Maxwell, of Eagle
Grove, who has been visiting at the
home of her brother, B. Maxwell, near
University Park, departed Friday af-
lernoon for Washington.
Mrs. George s. Bowers, who has
been making an extended visit here
with her sisters, Mrs. John A. Shan
mon and Miss Tacy White, left Thurs
day evening for her home in Car
thage, Mo-
Mrs. c. J. Wallace and daughter,
Miss Mae. of Marshalltown, who have |
Ueen spending the past two weeks
with Oskaloosa and Monmouth, H., |
friends, returned to their home Fri
day afternoon.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Perry Wi
meT, who underwent an operation at
the Oskaloosa hospital a few days
ago, was able to return home Sunday
and is recovered sufficiently to sit up
about half the time.
Mrs Effie Hoffman Rogers, who
was sent to the Educational conven-
ton az Des Moines to care Ior inter
ests pertaining to local public educa-
tonal institutions, returned to her
ZONE here this morning.
Frank and Wilbur Hatyer, of Keo-
kuk, who have been working near
Mason City for the past summer, de-
parted for their home Friday after
noon after spending a few days at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Earl
Sawyer.
Washington Journal: Mr., Andrew
Bowie, who has been connected with
the Leader store here, leaves today
for Clarinda, where he will be assist
ant manager of the Leader store. Mr..
Boyd, formerly of Oskaloosa, will be
the new man at the store here.
F. E. Green of the Green G. Bentley
Drug Co, is away from duty today on
account of a slight attack of heart
trouble. He was unable to come to
work Friday but his condition has
improved considerably and he will
again be at his desk Monday morning
Montezuma Republican: Chris Ras-
mussen returned Thursday from Des
MOines where he had charge of the
Wellington hotel cafe. Mr.. Bradbury
OF Oskaloosa purchased the cafe and
after a short time sold ii to a Kansas
City party and Chris returned to this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Reynolds and
daughter Lois have gone to Baldwin,
Florida, to spend the winter with
their son and brother, H. S. Reynolds,
who has been there most of the sum-
mer. They will stop in Chicago for
a short visit with their daughter, Mrs.
, McIlvane.
Robert H. Williams, councilman
from the Fifth ward and superintend-
ent of the public schools of the town
OF Beacon, came home from Des
Moines this morning, leaving the
state school teachers convention to
be on the ground for the final fight
over the M avenue ordinance.
New Sharon Star: Elmo Hoffman,
son of Mrs. Mary Hoffman of this
city, has Joined the navy for a term of
four years. He enlisted at Cedar
Rapids and was transferred to Chi
cago After attending a school OF in
struction he will be granted a short