The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-27
PERSONALS \
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AfOi. SANITY Nds III Ahuiouofo c"t
urday.
s F. Kane, OF Des Moines, was with
town friends Saturday.
Albert Voyce, of Cedar Rapids, was
WITH town friends Sunday
George Trout, of Des Moines. was
entertained by Oskaloosa relatives
yesterday.
Sidney Morris left this morning for
Parsons, Kansas, on business for the
Union Delivery Co.
Miss Alice Putnam, of Des Moines,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Winger, on South Seventh street.
Mrs. Molle Beckman Loeb, of Paw.
huskee, Oklahoma, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Louise Brown, No. 203
Third avenue east.
Katie Snyder, of Kansas City, is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j. Snyder, No. 30S Second avenue
west, for brief visit.
W. ]. Howell has been confined to
his home, No. ZIG Fourth avenue east,
for several days with an unusually
severe attack of lagrippe.
Mrs, Silas Bennett is in Marshall
town where she went to be present at
birthday party at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Amanda Males.
Mrs. J. e. McWilliams has our
thanks for copy of an annual edition
of the Tacoma Ledger, which is sure
by big booster for that live city.
Miss Maude Anderson has returned
home from visit to Chicago. She
stopped enroute for visit with her
sister, Mrs. J. l.. Lauterbach, of Mt.
Pleasant
Mrs. Sadie jenkins. who has been
visiting with friends and relatives
here and at Montezuma, started for
her home in Broken Bow, Nebr., Sun
day evening.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs c..
A. Palmquist of Oskaloosa we're over
Sunday visitors with the latter's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Grips, 401
Chester avenue.
r. J. Erwin, in his work on the road
same within hundred miles of Oska-
loosa Saturday, and ran in to visit
relatives and old time friends over
Sunday. Bob" likes Oskaloosa and
the town and hopes he may some time
come back here to live.
Jack" Moreland has received box
of oranges from his own pet tree on
the ranch of his sister, Mrs. Mollie
Campbell. at her home in Glendora,
California, and he has distributed
samples of the fruit among personal
friends. The fruit was a rer EN-
brance Of Jacks" birthday.
Rev. J. b. Adkins, formerly pastor
of the Oskaloosa Congregational
church, nov located at Montour. Ia,
and his friend. Mr.. Austin, stopped
over in Oskaloosa today enroute
home from ottumwa, where they
went as delegates to the State Y. NJ.
G. A. convention Mr.. Adkins says
he likes his new field very much, and
that he and family are all in good
health.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. John Hawk
ins, of Oskaloosa, is spending the
week at John Carmichael home.
Eddyville Tribune: w. p. Snow,
of 0skaloosa, formerly of Eddyville,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Pella Weekblad: A. r. Boat was
Maandag per auto naar Oskaloosa ON
de working van cen auto tie demon.
streeren. Hi rapporteerd dat yoor
deze tiid van I jaar de wegen in vrit
goede conditie zijn.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Ollie
Scbable, of Oskaloosa, who was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Schroeder,
last week, went to Centeryille Satur-
day to visit at the parental Spooner
home, and on her return will stop
over for few days again with her
sister.
What Cheer Chronicle: Harry Nit
chell says he had royal time at Os-
kaloosa last week at the Clothing Mer-
chants association. They we're there
from all over the state, and big ban
quet was served for them at the La
cey. He says II was a swell affair.
Mai. Lacey, Jas. Dewitt and others
spoke.
Newton Record: Maurice Baker,
with his wife and two little daugh'
tbes were visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Baker, last Sat
urday. Maurice has given up his po'
sition on the old Iowa Central, which
he has held for several years, and
they have just moved from Oskaloosa
to the James Humnel farm In Prairie
township. OF course Maurice will
make a good farmer. Mrs. Baker Is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel.
Delta Press: The Delta Circle were
invited to Osksloosa, Feb. IA, 10 visit
the Uskaloosa Circle. There were
eleven responded and went from here
on the 1851 a. m. train and arrived
in Oskaloosa about noon. We were
met by Mrs. Stone, who Is president
OF the Circle and Mrs. Rhynsberger
who too MS to the Asher restaurant
where a table was spread for the
Delta ladies and three course dinner
served in their honor. At 1870 we
we're escorted TO the Circle room
where we we're royalty entertained
Mis- Maggie DeMarce was called to
give talk, which she did, and we, tue
ladies of the g. A. X. Circle of Delta
are proud TO know We have such an
able speaker The Oskaloosa ladies
certainly are good entertainers, The
afternoon passed too quickly, for the
hour soon came for our return to
Delta
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George r. McCarty was in ottumws
to-day.
Sid Knowlton, OF Des Molnes, was
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