The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-04-24
PERSONALS |

(From Saturdays Daily

Mrs. S, B. Clarey has gone to Mo
mouth to visit relatives over Sunda
Mrs Agnes Faulkner went to FIR
mont this morning on business mi
sion.
Roy Attig, of Marshalltown, is
the city visiting at the parental v
Attig home.
Mrs. B. L. Harris has gone to VIVA
Cheer TO visit her son, Jess Harri:
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Osborn have gon
to Thornburg for an over Sunday Wis
il with friends.
Mrs, A. G. Alden has gone to Grin
nell to visit friends and relatives 70
a week or more. ..
Mrs. Calvin Hoskins, of Pleasan
Plain, is spending a few days will
Oskaloosa friends.
Mrs W. r. Matthews has gone Il
Waterloo, being called there by tht
death OF her uncle.
Mrs. C. Fl. Gable has gone to Ever
est 10 visit at the parental II. Gray
home over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Bodickey passed
through the city enroute TO her home
in Fremont from visit in Delta.
Mrs. A. C. Macy has returned home
to Lynnville after visiting at the Hen
ny Tandy home for the past week.
Mrs. r. G. Brown and daughter
Miss Ruth, have returned home to
Givin after visiting Oskaloosa friends
and relatives.
Ed Pendray of st. Louis came in
tai John Pendray home, No. 321 North
Market street
Rev. and Mrs. s. c. Wadding, of
Albion, returned home yesterday after
a few days visit in the city at the
ames Wadding home, $40 North Mar
ket street.
Mrs F. E. Novels, Mrs. DR.. B. G.
Williams, Mrs. C. C. Pike and Mrs.
Evan Morgan went to Des Moines
this morning to see Sarah Bernhard,
who appears there this evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Washburn of the Oska-
loosa public school teaching corps,
was at the public library Saturday
morning in a story hour and enter
tanned large company of little ones
in a delightful way
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Joiner, formerly of
Hedrick, who have been visiting here
with the lady's sister, Mrs. James
Wadding, $40 North Market street,
have departed for Eddyyille, where
they will reside in the future.
Bruce Hanna, the twelve-year-old
son OF Z. T. Hanna, who was seriously
i'll, was taken to the Oskaloosa hos
pital yesterday and operated upon
for appendicitis. A few hours later
the operation would have been use
less. The little fellow is doing nicely
today and will come out of the trou-
Bile.
Newton Record: Mark Norman of
Oskaloosa was in town Monday look
ing after insurance business and eX-
changing hand-shakes with nearly ev-
eFybody he metal are his friends,
and he never ought to have moved
with his family away from Newton.
Mark and his entire household are
boosting with their prayers and 9th
erwise for the new Methodist church
and will be here with their old friends
at the grand jubilee when it is dedi-
Gated.
Chas. L. Farmhouse, the Iowa Music
Publisher. had a narrow escape from
what might easily have been serious
injury this morning. Mr.. Farmhouse
was standing beneath a skylight in a
room of the Herald office when
piece of double thickness glass weigh.
ing several pounds, fen from the
frame, striking the man on the shout
der and side. Had he been a few
inches to one side the glass, which
fell edgeways, would have hit him
on the head.
Eddyville Tribune: VIM. Lucas and
family, for years residents OF Eddy
vile, shipped their household goods to
Oskaloosa this week, and will make
that city their home in the future.
Their son, George, has employment
there, as well as the daughter, Miss
Aggie, who is employed by the Penn
Manufacturing Co. Miss Margaret,
who had been employed a few weeks
with S. c. Brown & Co, will have no
difficulty in securing position in her
new home town, and while regretting
10 have them leave, their many
friends wish them well. Their little
home, which they have occupied for
twenty-five years, has been leased to
Claiming Belzer, who will occupy the
same.
The Glendora (Cal) Cleaner OF
April IL says: Mr. and Mrs. Will Kali
bach of Oskaloosa, Iowa, spent the
weekend at the Walter Campbell
home on Whitcomb avenue. On Sun.
day the following mutual friends
came out and spent the day: DR.. and
Mrs. Chester Dorland of Monroyia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Slade OF Des
Moines. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Win Phil,
lips, OF Oskaloosa, Iowa; Mr.. Harry
Birks OF Montreal, Canada; Miss Cat
tell Of Denver, Colo; Mr.Geo. Vincent
of Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rom
niger, their daughter Dorothy and
Mrs. Margaret Baker OF Long Beach;
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ferrall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nate Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
LATER, Mr. and Mrs Chas Huber, Mr..
and Mrs ]. p. Newell of Los Angeles;
Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. McCarty, Dr. and
Mrs. Walter McCarty OF Glendora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kalbach and Mr.. and
Mrs Slade took an early train on
Monday morning for San Francisco
en- route home.
(From Mondays Dary.)