The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-06-26
PERSONALS


No, Sl6 High avenue west, ana Dawn
Bronghton returned last evening iron
a trip TO Albert Lea with Baggagemai
White. The boys report having
fine time.
John Love is here for a brief visit
He will leave Des Moines for Seattle
next week, and there embark IN
vessel for Honduras, where he ant
other Iowa men have large coal min
ing prospects.
Mrs. f. C. Kissell, of Deg Moines
who has been visiting friends neal
University Park for the past week
returned home Friday. Mrs. kissel
was accompanied home by her moth
Ell, Mrs. +. l.. Dorian. .....
Bussey Record: Mrs. Alice John
son and son Frederick, and daughter
Helene, of Oskaloosa, came Saturday
tor visit with her sister, Mrs. John
Essling and family. Mrs. johnson
and son returned home that evening
but Helene will spend the summer
here.
Sigourney Review: ]. E. Flewwel
ling. of the Oskaloosa Times, was
visitor in Sigourney last Saturday
forenoon. Mr.. F. is taking vaca
ito and is crossing the state on Oi'
cycle. He started from Davenport
Thursday, would get home Saturday
and after a Sundays rest was going
on across to Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Eta Davis is in receipt OF
good news from her son, Delos DAVIS
who recently went to BROWNSVILLE,
Texas, to take charge of large bee
farm. Delos is getting along nicely
with his work, and is pleased with his
position. He expects TO return TO
Iowa in the fall and ented Ames col
lege for a four years course.
Miss Bernice Huffman, of Mt. Pleas.
ant, is spending week with her
friend, Miss Eliza Killips, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert killips, COS
South A street. Mrs. Killips and
daughter are home this week from a
two weeks visit at the parental w.
X. Hobart home at Mt. Pleasant, and
Miss huffman accompanied them to
this city.
Rev. Charles H. Walters who has
been supplying at St. James Episco-
pal church, was called to his home in
Iowa Falls this morning and will be
unable 10 return to Oskaloosa Ar
engagements have been made for lay
services tomorrow at the church and
the Vestry will provide for regular
services thereafter During his work
here Rev. Walters has won many ad.
mirers His sermons have been ex-
ceptionally fine.
Eddyville Tribune: II. S. Davis, OF
Fremont, came over in his car Mon
day, bringing with him his brother,
]. +. Davis, of Harlan, who had been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. u.
w. Davis, at Oskaloosa. The Davis
boys and r. E. Grattan and family,
OF Wapello, visited out on the old
stamping grounds on Bluff Creek that
day, after which the Grattans, who
had been spending few days here,
went to Oskaloosa for short visit
at the parental G. W. Davis home be-
fore returning to their own home.
Pela Chronicle: The announce
ment of the engagement OF Miss Dor
Othy Morton HoTning, of Evasion, ILL.,,
and for the past semester, instructor
in Education at Central College, to
Mr.. George Alfred Baitsell, acting
Dean and Professor Of Biology at
Central, was made Wednesday morn
ing to a small party of friends at
breakfast given at the home OF FRO
fesor and Mrs. George Francis Sad
Ter. Among those present besides
the host and hostess and the young
people most interested was j. A. Bait
sell, of Fremont.
George Kutrumanos, proprietor OF
the shoe shining establishment in the
basement beneath the d. w. Tea
Store. No. III High avenue west, has
received a letter from his brother,
Frank Manos, formerly interested in
the business and located here for
couple of years. Frank left Oska-
loosa about two years ago when the
eastern trouble was first brewing,
and he was in on the ground floor. he
Joined the military service and is now
an officer In the Grecian army station
ed in SaIonica. He sends regards 10
friends and acquaintances in Oska
lOosa
Lon Mobley. wife and son Harold
are al Ceres. California, for the sum
mer and have ordered the Daily Her
aid TO follow them. Mr.. Mobley, who
has been making a splendid record
for himself in the Gulf coast country
of Texas, has been having hrs usual
run of hard luck along with the good
things that come to him. He was the
victim OF a runaway and suffered the
dislocation of a hip. He has been 9
cripple for weeks and is now able tC
get about only on crutches. Mr.. Mob
ley and family have been located al
Port Layaca, Texas, and are now &C
curing California interests.
(From Mondays DanyJ
Mrs. G.. p. Williams, OF Brighton
has returned TO her home after Yisi
at University Park. E''
Mrs. r. c. Morrison went TO VIVA
Cheer Saturday morning to spend
few days with relatives.
Mrs. j. II. Pickett and daughter
Miss Lillian, went TO Waterloo Satdr
day for a fortnight's visit with rela
tiyes and friends.
Mrs. X. j. Dilley and daughter Mis-
Fannie, of near Granger, Iowa. re
turned 10 their home Saturday afte
a visit with relatives here.
Pella Chronicle: The Misses Vidt
and Ida Martin from oskaloosa ar,
visiting their aunt and uncle. Mr. ant
Mrs. Frank Bartlow for week.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Keel, who cou
Quoted the camp meeting at the Darl