The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04
PERSONALS /,
(From Saturdays Daily

bered as a well known Iowa Central
conductor of few years ago.
Mrs. d. w. Kilroy and daughter,
Miss Hazel, of Lincoln. Nebr., who
have been visiting relatives near
Searsboro, were in the city Friday
for a brief visit with local friends.
Hiteman News in Abba Republi-
can Miss Anna Harrison of Central
college, Oskaloosa, spent Sunday of
last week with her parente, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harrison, at this place.
Bussey Record: Mr.. C. F. Anspach
went to Oskaloosa Saturday evening
and remained over Sunday with his
wife is in the hospital at that place.
recovering from recent operation for
appendicitis.
Miss Lena F. Wells, secretary and
stenographer at the Oskaloosa col
lege, is confined by sickness to her
home, over COL West High avenue,
and her many friends hope for
speedy ercovery.
Knoxville Journal: J. G. Mark
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother, Charles Mark, in Oskaloosa.
The latter, formerly of Indiana town
ship, has just returned from Colorado
where he spent the summer.
What Cheer Chronicle: Aubryn
Byrd and family of Buxton, and Mr.
Baxter, daughter Frances and Mrs.
Ida Dlley, Maurice and Harriet Cru
zen of Oskaloosa took Sunday dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomson.
Dol
Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. lrie Low
man went to OskaloOsa Sunday for
visit with Lou Boles, who is in the
hospital at that place. Mr.. Boles
continues about the same with little
signs OF recovery.
What Cheer Chronicle: Art Malone
returned home from OskalOosa last
Saturday where he had been to see
his wife who is i'll. He says that DR..
McDonOugh of this city is attending
her and that she is. now showing
marked improvement.
Miss Erma Evans, who has been
guest of Miss Josephine Boyer for the
past several days, departed yesterday
for her home in Waynesburg, Pc.
Miss Evans was the guest of honor at
number of social functions during
her stay in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs Ola Kitz-
man spent the last week in Oska-
lOosa visiting her friend, Miss celia
Beans, who is to be married soon.
Miss Beans was a former What Cheer
girl On her way home she spent day
in Sigourney with Mrs. John Freris.
Harper News in Keokuk County
News: Cards have been received an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Mabel
Barnhart and Scion Yates, both OF
Thornburg, which took place on Nov.
IL, at Oskaloosa. Miss Barnhart is
a granddaughter of John Allan of
this place.
Tim H. Scoles of Dubuque, who left
Oskaloosa several years ago in the
service of the Burlington to enter the
round house and shops of the COM
pany at that place, is in town for a
visit with relatives and friends. He
goes to St. Paul Sunday evening to
take management of shops of the
Northern Pacific at that place.
Knoxville Journal; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bridges and son Lee and DR..
Jcrrel, all of Oskaloosa, were called
here last Thursday night on account
oil the critical sickness and subse-
quent death of little Dorothy rave
Ramsay Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges are
the parents of Mrs. Robt. Ramsay,
mother of the deceased child. Thos.
Beal made the trip to and from Oska-
loosa in an auto after the party in
very short time.
Delbert Holt, connected with the
Blakeslee drug house through a
somewhat extended term of faithful
service, has achieved a merited sue
cess in his study OF pharmacy and
this week received notice that he had
passed the examination before the
state board of pharmacy at Des
lhoines Del was one of many
candidates appearing before the COM
mission. He was likewise one of the
very few who passed and were &C
credited to registration. Registra-
ton in Iowa gives Mr.. Holt the right
and privilege of registration in TWEEN
tysiX other states of the country
without further examination. 1t is
something of an accomplishment to
be able to get by" the Iowa phar-
macy commission. Del will remain
at the Blakeslee store.
Pella Chronicle: The little daugh-
ter of Henry Van Brogen near Leigh.
ton, was taken to Oskaloosa Tuesday
by her father and DIR. J. J. Sybenga,
where she underwent an operation
performed by DR.. E. A. Cantonwine OF
that place.
Richland News in Washington Jour,
nal: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brady and
family are packing up preparing to
move to their nice new home in Oska,
loosa We are sorry to have this
good family leave Richland, but hope
they will enjoy their new location.
Rev Roy Il. Deadman is closing
his residence, No. All North Third
street, shipping the household effects
20 Nebraska to his new location. He
with his family will spend a few days
with local parishioners pending the
arrival of the goods at the new home
H. F. Shepard, of the States Auto
Supply company, has been confined
20 his home for a number OF days
with stomach trouble. For time II
was feared an operation would BIZ
necessary, but il is now thought ht
will be all right without in a few
DAYS.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Ottt
Dede, of Oskaloosa, arrived YESTERDAY