The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-08-14
PERSONALS

tFrom Saturdays Daily


Miss Hazel Brewster went TO Wha
Cheer Saturday TO spend Sunday witt
friends.
Mrs Carl Johnson went TO Eearl
ham, Iowa, Saturday afternoon for q
weeks visit al the parental Hill home
Mrs. Frank Morgan departed Satur
day for two weeks visit with rela
lives at Morning Sun and Wapello
Newton Record: Mark Norman, OF
Oskaloosa, was up to Newton last
week exchanging smiles and hand
shakes with a lot of friends.
Pella Booster. II. j Bootsma, OF
Oskaloosa. spent Sunday visiting with
his parents and friends in this city.
Henry is in laundry at that place.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. NJ. Hedge
and children returned, Saturday to
their home in Oskaloosa after a visit
with Mrs. Hedges mother, Mrs. Bral-
lier and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. b. j. Mears, of Ester
Vile, who have been visiting Oska-
loosa friends and relatives, went TO
Barnes City Saturday TO spend Sun
day at the w B. Mears home.
What Cheer Chronicle: Henry Van
Jatten was over from Rose Hill last
week. and he says he may trade his
farm for Minnesota farm. We would
dislike 10 have Henry and his family
leave us
Ottnmwa Courier: Mrs. Ben s.
Pepper and daughters, Misses Thelma
and martina, of West Chester avenue,
went to Oskaloosa Friday to attend
the A. c. 4. picnic. Miss Thelma will
go from there 10 Clarion and Goldfield
to visit relatives. -.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Laurence
Garner left Thursday evening for
Minosqua, Wis, for stay during the
hay fever season. She was accOmpan-
led by Mrs Wesley Garner and little
son of Oskaloosa. Their husbands
viii poin them later.
EddyVille Tribune: b. p. Wilson
OF Oskaloosa, chief dispatcher for the
NJ & ST. l., came down to visit with
his cousin, Henry Kitterman last Fri
day but not finding him at home, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson spent the evening at
the Red Mineral Springs.
aonteku1na Republican: Jake Gross
and two daughters, and George H. Di-
ven and wife intend to drive to point
near Oskaloosa Saturday evening and
spend the night fishing. Mr.. Diven
says he intends to land some of those
large fnny specimens or know the
reason for failure.
Abba Republican: Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Brown and Mrs. and Mrs Carl
Isreal were Oskaloosa visitors sun
day and Monday The trip was made
in Mrs. Israers auto and the time
spent in Oskaloosa was of short dura-
ton for the gentlemen. They were
entertained az camp on the Des
Moines river and had most enjoy
able time
Newton Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Van Dusseldorf entertained at their
home Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
w W. Smith, of Newton and Mr., and
Mrs. Goveret Van Arkel. newly mar
ried couple from Pella. Mrs Van Dus-
seldorp served refreshments of ice
cream and cake. Mr. Van Arkel is
second base man of the Pella base
ball team. He is Justly proud of his
young bride and we'll he may be, for
she Is a charming little lady to meet
They are going TO live in Oskaloosa,
where Mr.. Van Arkel is going to work
in a garage. The best wishes of
large circle OF friends go with them.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elder, OF Oska.
loosa, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening and spent the day with Mr..
ana Mrs. A T. Elder and other rela
lives. Mr.. and Mrs. James Elder have
just returne from navTe, Mont,
where they were TO visit Mr. Elders
sons, Russell and Glen, who have
claims near there Donald Elder, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Elder, is
living with his cousins ON their claims.
He went there on account of his
very beneficial.
r. A. Jordan, foreman Of construc-
ton gang Of the OskaloOsa Cement
StRye Mfg Co, has gone to Lincoln,
Neb. The stave company is erecting
a number OF silOs near Lincoln.
Mrs. Frank Storm and children, Of
Batavia, Iowa, who have been at the
home Of Mrs z. Storm, No. 1929 Ninth
avenue East. are in Fremont at the
Mrs. f. l.. Butler of Des Moines,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for a few days. returned home
Friday afternoon, being called there
by the Illness Of her son, Roy Butler.
Charles Hoover, of the official ex-
animation staff of candidates for en-
trance to Harvard University, is in
town for few days visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hoover.
s. s. Williamson. of Garner, F. II.
Gordon, of Hedrick, W. II. Ford, of
Searsboro, j NJ Doroney, OF Sigour-
ney, r. II. Hardy, of New London,
were business visitors in the city Fri
day.
Miss Clara Ferguson, of Council
Bluffs, who has been the guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. ID. ID. Per
son, went TO Creston Friday afternoon
10 spend Sunday before returning
home
Mrs. II. L. Hanna and daughter
Grace, of Des Moines, VINO have been
visiting relatives in the city for the
past week, went 10 Washington this
morning 10 spend Sunday with other
relatives.
Warren Cadwallader, Walter Cham
bers. Frank Wright, Roscoe Wood
run and Jesse Howell, who have been
enjoying a two weeks outing and va.
cation at Clear Lake, returned home
this morning.