The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-20
PERSONALS 4

CFrom Saturdays Daily.

Miss Hannah Walker went to NeS
Sharon Friday afternoon for a brie
visit with friends. IA ..s. .s.s
Mrs. E. H. Chafford departed Fri
day afternoon for few days visi
with relatives at Mason City. o..
A. A. Jackson. of Winfield, return
ed to his home yesterday after shor
visit at the W. T. Martin home.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Hugh AL
len went to Oskaloosa Friday to visit
her niece, Mrs. L. NJ. Briggs and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Logan, Of
Keithsburg, ILL.,, are in the city for a
few days visiting at the home of theil
son, E. A. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Foster, of Agen
cy. spent Wednesday and Thursday
with their daughter, Mrs. H. R, Good
win, 435 North Third street.
Mrs. F. H. Mckinney, daughter
Miss Gladys, and Mrs. p. c. Renners,
OF Fremont were in the city Friday
spending the day with local friends.
Miss Carrie Ryan, of Moline, Ill.
who has been visiting near Giyin for
the past week, passed through Oska'
loosa while returning home Friday at
ternOon.
Grit Wright and Claren Coffin de-
parted Friday morning for Pleasant
Plain Iowa, where they give must
cal program at the Pleasant Plain
Academy.
B. H. Beldon and son Bud, of near
Keota, who have been visiting rela-
tives west of Leighton, were in town
Friday afternoon while enroute to
their home.
MarshalltOwn Times Republican:
Mrs. ]. II. Haney, of Omaha, and
daughter. Mrs Earl ]. Perry, of this
city, spent Wednesday with relatives
in Oskaloosa.
l.. O. Morrison and daughter, Miss
Edith, OF near Pella, passed through
OskaloOsa this morning enroute for
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at Washington.
New Sharon Star: Misses June
Thomas and Margaret Hunter return
ed Saturday to their homes in Oska-
loosa after closing the fall terms at
jackson and Round Top schools.
Mrs. c. r. Griffith and daughter.
Miss Matilda, of Ottumwa, who have
been guests of Mrs. D. r. Kibbey
south OF this city for the past few
days, returned home this morning.
Marshalltown Timest Republican:
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Graves, of Oska-
loosa. were in the city Wednesday
evening enroute to Cedar Falls, where
mill vicif nil a
few days
Mrs Frank Martin and daughter,
Miss Aline Jane, of Rock Island, H.,
are guests for few days at the Jas.
Peacock home. Miss Aline came to
participate in the Knight-Logan must
Gale program.
OsKaloosa's delegation to the Iowa
Ames football game at Iowa City to-
day are Dr. Frazier Miss F'ranceine
Lacey, Miss Mate Morris, Harry Rob-
erts, Miss Hazel Black, Miss Anna
Roberts and Jerome Wood.
Miss Lucile White and Miss Fern
Morgan, of Des Moines, who have
been visiting at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. E. w. Morgan, departed
this morning for an over Sunday visit
with other relatives at Abba.
J. c. Reed, of Delta, w. F. Berger,
Of Brooklyn, G. w. Beal, of Mt. Pleas
ant, O. Mooris. of Tracy, D. NJ. Ho-
boyd, of Marshalltown, B. C. Hol-
comb, of Hedrick, H. n. Hanetts, of
Fremont, were business visitors in
Oskaloosa Friday.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs G.
Of paar
down Thursday and remained until
Friday afternoon visiting with their
son, E. w. Pomeroy. This is Mr..
POmerOys first visit here since he
was hurt in an automobile accident
early in the summer.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hawk, of Delta, has
taken charge Of Mrs. L. r. Blacks
boarding house, 1903 South B street,
and will continue to operate the
house in the same up-to-date meth
DDS Mrs Hawk is an experienced
lady in this line of work, having con-
Quoted a restaurant at Delta for
some time.
Mrs. Ed Crete left this afternoon
for Eagle Glove on account of the ILL.,
ness Of her little nephew, who was
HEftlti5 bNalACA A'C "SSh0
ago, and is no better, and the doctors
have decided to graft skin, and it
will require 100 pieces. Ten mem
beers OF the family will supply the
needed cuticle.
New Sharon Star: VIM. Shalfer and
wife have bought property in Oska-
loosa and will move there to make
their home some time between now
and March LIST +. C. Quinn has bought
the Shaffer property in the west part
OF New Sharon and will move to town
having sold his farm of POS acres in
Union township to Dewey Dunwoody.
DR. and Mrs. F. J. Jarvis departed
for Iowa City Friday afternoon for a
few days visit at the parental Par.
sons home and also to attend the
IoWa-Ames football game. DR.. and
MRS. Jarvis will return to this city the
first Of the week and make prepare
tons for their trip TO Havana. They
cyneCt TO spend about five or six
weeks visiting the southeastern par
OF the United States and in the West
Indies.
Elliot j. Willis, who for the pas
eight years has been superintendent
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. in this district, left today with
his family for Coffeyville, Kansas
where they will make their future