The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-25
PERSONALS
(From Saturdays Daily }


A. C. Erdice has departed for Me-
York City on goods buying trip fo
his jewelry store.
New Sharon Star: E. r. Naffetl
]. o. Elwood and Miss Madge Bate
came from oskaloosa to attend tn
fair
Fremont Gazette: Harlie He'll
went to Oskaloosa Monday, where h
will resume his studies at Penn co
lege.
What Cheer Chronicle: Bub Han
bison went to oskaloosa last Satul
day, where he will attend Penn thi
fall and winter.
A. M. Hixson, of Des Moines, for
merly of the Burlington station a
Oskaloosa, was about town yesterda!
chasing business.
Grinnell Herald: Miss Ava Blair
OF oskaloosa, has returned from Os
kaloosa and Is again In the milliner,
department of O. A. Blair's store.
r. w. Brown, district passenger
agent of the M. 4 st. L., was in PEG
ria yesterday to make the final ar
engagements for the excursion to st
Paul.
Mrs. S. w. Newland, of Brighton
Iowa, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in this city and Univer
sity Park for the past week, returned
home Friday morning.
Montezuma Republican: Grace
Morgan spent Sunday at the home Of
her friend, Adah Mccormick, in Qs
kaloosa, and on Tuesday left for Mary
vile, Mo-, TO visit relatives.
Art and Boots" White, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. White, left Wed,
nesday morning for Bonneville, Mo-,
where they will continue their school
work at Kemper Military Academy.
Harold Dodds, who has been work
ing in Keokuk this summer, in charge
OF the soda fountain at the Rexall
drug store, has returned home to- en-
ter on his school duties at Penn Coz
lege. veg 4Ff Fi@asg Y
Fremont Gazette: John Boyd, son
of Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Boyd, north
west of own, graduate OF the Ere
mont high school, class OF 13, went
TO Oskaloosa Monday, where he Will
enter Penn college.
Knoxville Express: Misses Gail
and Mildred ellison entertained com
pany of their friends Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Hilda Porter, OF
Oskaloosa, who was guest at the
ellison home the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. Roxie Garner and Mrs. Jethro
Williams, of Abba, spent Thursday
with Mrs. II. r. Goodwin, 435 North
Third street. Mrs. F. H. Eokert, of
North Market, and Miss Lily Eckert
OF Chicago, former Albians5 spent the
afternoon with the ladies.
Fremont Gazette; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
f. Henderson went TO Oskaloosa
Tuesday to attend the reunion of the
Thirty-third Iowa Mr.. Henderson is
the only living old soldier in Fremont
who belonged to that regiment, which
was organized in 0skaloosa in 1862.
Mrs. NJ. Q. Giffen, of Los Angeles,
who has been visiting al the "Dick"
Baum home al Newton, and with her
sister, Mrs. Permelia Robinson, No.
1905 South Market streets, went tol
Burlington last evening en- route tol
New York City. She joins Mr. Git
fen in Chicago. tsf4
Fremont Gazette: VERNE WEIGH,
south OF Cedar, took four Young lad
les to Oskaloosa in his car Monday
and they will attend Penn college the
coming school year. Two of them
were daughters of Mr.. WEIGH, Miss
Margaret and Merle Welcn, and the
other two were Misses Ethel Brown
and Belle Aud, of Rirkville.
Fairview Correspondence: Rev. V
r. Pike, OF Webster, who was attend
ing the NJ. E. conference at oskaloosa
last week, drove down in his auto
Saturday night and the following
morning took Mr.. and Mrs. Beck and
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Johnson to Oska
ioosa with him and they arrived in
time for the love feast Edna said
that 1t was a good meeting, both after
noon and evening. tre E"sr
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Gray were in Oskaloosa this
week attending the annual reunion Of
the Thirty third Iowa infantry, of
which Messrs. Miller and Gray were
members. The reunion was held on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
with the court house as headquarters,
but with one. OF the evening sessions
at the opera house. This regiment
had about two thousand members at
one time, but now 1t has dwindled
down TO about two hundred, and Com
rade Miller told US last week that
there was talk of giving up the an
nual reunions. but Mr.. Miller propos.
ed TO do all he could to hold the or
ganization together as long as posi-
BILE.
Mrs. Isaac Bush, No GOT Fourth
avenue west, was called to Monroe
by the critical illness of niece, Mrs
Charles A. Long, and left for the bed
side this morning.
Mrs. e. NJ Naylor and son Floyd.
of near Fairfield, who have been Wis
ting Grinnell and Marshalltown
friends and relatives were in town
Friday while enroute home.
MT. and Mrs. E. L. James, of Dea
Moines, who have been visiting at the
A. r. James home for few days de
parted this morning for 0ttumwa
where they will spend over Sunday.
r. NJ. Boyer, Sr,, who has been at
Red Oak somewhat extendediy, re-
turned 10 the city this week to be
with old time comrades and ascot
ates OF the Thirty-Third Iowa in re
union here.