The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
PERSONALS 1
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who has been a guest for the past si1
weeks at the c. l.. Furnald home, re
turned to her home this morning.
Mrs. Lou Blattner departed Satur
day morning for Eldon where she VIII
visit Mrs. DeVore. Mrs. Blattnei
was Joined at Ottumwa by her sister
Mrs. Laura Doherty, Of that city
Miss Edna Sterrett, who has been
a guest of the home of her brother
Otto Sterrett, on Fourth avenue west
mas returned to her home in Mon
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Anderson
of Sioux City. who have been visiting
local friends. departed this morning
for Mt. Pleasant where they will
make their home.
Miss Bernice Baer is visiting at the
Lindner home in Waterloo and will
be the guest of Mrs. Winnie Wettstein
at Cedar Rapids before returning TO
Oskaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Nancy Zell-
ner. of Oskaloosa, came down Tues
day evening and remained a day Wis
iting friends and looking after busl-
ness matters.
Monday Harry Wright sold his black
smith and automobile repair shop at
Cedar together with seven acres OF
ground to Kirk Moore, of Cedar, the
consideration being around $4,000.
Eddyville Tribune: Attorney c. L.
Hatchit was in Oskaloosa last Thurs
day on legal business. His little son.
Vernon, accompanied him and they
spent the day with a cousin IN the
county seat of Mahaska.
Mrs. Joe Beeson and children,
Cummins and Jean Beeson, are leav-
ing today for their home in Los An
geles. California. after a somewhat
extended visit at the parental A. 2.
Spencer home in Oskaloosa
New Sharon Star: Nathan Williams
of OMAHA. Cuba, and his son, Prof X.
H. Williams, of Oskaloosa, visited with
Mrs. Leota Holt part of last week
The elder Williams was a cousin OF
Mrs Hoit's father, Job Williams.
w S. Kenworthy. who was stricken
by apoplexy Thursday night re-
mains in a stationary condition with
change for neither better nor worse:
Byron Kenworthy. son. of Philadel-
phia. will arrive tonight or Sunday.
J. H. Gamble suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis about nine-thirty
o'clock last evening at the home OF
his son, c. d. Gamble. No. 469 North
Ninth street. The right side is in
volved. The patient is better today
and is not considered serious.
Alex and Jessie Andrews. of Sioux
City, are in the city, guests at the
Milton Young home, No. All North
B street Mr.. Andrews has been in
Y. NJ. c. A. work at Sioux City and
has transferred to Mt. Pleasant to
which place he is now moving
Fremont Gazette: Mr. and Mrs. L.
F. Henderson went to Oskaloosa Sun
day morning. In company with his
daughter, Mrs. Joe Woodman, Mr..
Henderson left Monday for Milton, la.
for visit at the Walter Henderson
home. Mrs. Henderson remained in
Oskaloosa for visit with her sons,
James and Finley.
Mrs. Dell Martin was summoned to
Lansing, Michigan, Wednesday, by
the serious condition of a brother
who was the victim of an accident,
details of which are lacking at this
time. The mother has been in Mich
igan at the homes of the sons since
early this season and was at Lansing
at the time of the accident The in
jured man has small chance for re-
coveTy.
Miss Isabel Allen and Miss Edna
Jones have returned home from Des
Moines where they were the guests
of Mrs. S. Joe Brown during the an
nual convention of the African Meth
odist Episcopal Sunday schools. The
Misses Jones and Allen are both &C
complished musicians and appeared
in the program on Thursday evening
Miss Allen spent few days in Enter
prise with her uncle before returning
home
New Sharon Star: J. Z. Brown, of
Luchowfu, China, is spending the
week with Rev. Mackenzie and he will
occupy the pulpit at the Christian
church next Sunday. morning and
evening. Mr. Brown is a Mahaska
county young man. his home being
near Rose Hill. He is graduate
of Penn College and has spent the
past nine years on the foreign field
as a missionary. He and hrs wife
are home on d furlough and will re-
turn to China Sept. 10.
Sheriff l. NJ Reed and County
Clerk J. l.. Milligan have returned
home from the joint state convention
Of county clerks, sheriffs, and record
ers at Estherville and report a great
time and splendid treatment at the
hands of the Estherville people The
convention comes TO Oskaloosa next
year, probably the second week in
July, through the activities OF Sher-
in Reed and Clerk Milligan, who sue
ceeded in getting the meeting for Os-
kaloosa despite strong opposition on
the part of Cedar Rapids. Clear Lake
and several towns that wanted the
convention. Sheriff Reed was pre-
sented with a handsome, gold-headed
cane by his fellow sheriffs as the re-
firing head of their association and
is justly proud Of the splendid pres
emit Officers of the sheriffs' asso-
citation for next year are: S. z.
CTonkhite OF Knoxville, Marion coun-
~. president; A. r. Butler of Esther
vile. Emmett county. vice president:
John F. Griffin of Des Monies, Polk
county, secretary and treasurer.
(From Mondays Daily)
Miss Louis Llewellyn will go to
Pella this week for visit among the