The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
PERSONALS (

(From Saturdays Daily.)

BeenS and son Hoyt, were over rrOn
Oskaloosa last week.
w. ]. Peters, of Des Moines, afte
spending a lew days in Mahaski
County with friends and relatives
left yesterday for Keokuk.
Fremont Gazette: The Misses Mar
garet and MyTl WEIGH went to Os
kaloosa Monday to take up their woTl
at Penn for another Year.
Miss Blanche Conreid who has beer
with her sister, Mrs Hinshaw o
Third avenue west has returned Il
her home in Des Moines.
Frank McGlumphy is suffering with
an acute attack of hay fever" thai
has just about Frustrated him. He Ii
barely able to be out of doors.
John Bradbury and Spencer Spring
er are in North Dakota looking after
business interests and expect to- be
absent from town a couple of weeks
What Cheer Chronicle: L. r
Green and family and Mr. Clendenon
and family OF Oskaloosa, visited here
Sunday at the home of Garrett PIN
and family.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. VIM
Bonsall, Mrs Chas. Santee, Isaac
Swain and VIM. Bonsall were at Os'
kaloosa last week attending Friends
Yearly Meeting.
New Sharon Star: E. L. Gable and
wife and Ira Gable and family, OF
Idaho, were in OskaloOsa, Monday,
the latter going TO Ollie to visit his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gable.
Nj. and Mrs. Harry McManus OF
Chicago are guests at the parental
Gus Collaru home on north street,
and at the home of Mrs. Mrs. McNa-
nus sister, Mrs. E, +. Bridges. No.
Clio A avenue east
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wells of Oskaloosa, came
down Sunday morning and were met
at the depot by A. W. McClain in his
car and they went to Bloomfield to
spend the Gay at the w. W. White
home. =.
J. o. McBains, of Shelbyyille, luis
souri,, after a pleasant weeks visi'
with r. w. Jones and other friends
in this city, left yesterday via the
to visit his father, and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. McBains.
Mrs. DIR. c.. L. Stafford is in Des
Moines visiting her mother The Doc.
tor left yesterday to spend Sabbath
with his church in West Liberty and
both will return to Oskaloosa the
first of next week to ship household
goods and move TO West Liberty.
Mrs J. ii. Barnett has returned
from accompanying her son Carroll
TO Lincoln Nebraska, where he will
study at the Conservatory of music
under the celebrated Violinist, Car
Speckleburg. Carroll is comfortably
located at l447 ! street, Lincoln Neb.
Harry Crandle is back from some
what extended trip looking aftel
claims in Arizona and New Mexico
He was also down near the border
lands in Texas several weeks. While
there heard talk Of the early return
or Fort Des Moines troops to their
barracks.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. VIM. Van
Haaften, of Oskaloosa, made a brief
visit in this city with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. l. Williamson, last Sat
uTday. She was on her way home at
ter spending several days with the
family of her brother, Roy William
son, in Des Moines.
What Cheer Chronicles: VIM.
Schultz and Mrs Lizzie Rutherford
were united in marriage at Oskaloosa
Tuesday OF last week. They came
home in the evening and went to the
home OF Mr.. Schultz east OF town
where they entertained a number OF
their friends at a big supper.
M. and Mrs. Frank Hatch an(
daughters have moved to Oskaloosa
from MarshalltoWn and are temper
arily located al 6l5 north c street
Oskaloosa citizens join with the Her
aid in extending Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcl
and family a hearty welcome, and
wishes Tor the best Of success in their
new home.
Mrs. Emil Schmitt, after an ENJOY
able visit of several days in the city
with her motherin-law, Mrs. Anna
Schmitt, and sisteT-in.law, Miss Rose
Schmitt, Of To- Fourth avenue west,
left yesterday over the Z. r. |. & P.
for her nome in New York City. Mr.
Emil Schmitt will continue the visit
with his mother in this city before
joining his wife.
Mrs. Rose Hardness, No. 1914
South Market street. Is suffering with
sprained ankle, the result OF fall.
J. c. Montgomery of Burlington
was with Oskaloosa friends Friday
and left that evening for Minneapolis.
Mrs John A. Kalbach and daughter,
Miss Helen, have arrived home from
visit at the Valentine home in Cen
terville.
Miss June Bartlett returned TO her
home in Des Moines last evening af-
ter a weeks visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Fannie Sharpe.
Selwyn Nixon. of Cape Girardeau.
Mo-, was a visitor with friends in the
city Friday night and left this morn
ing for Cedar Rapids.
Waldo c. Warner, of Baker, Ore,
spent Thursday in the city with J. B.
West and friends and left Friday af
ternoon- for Washington.
George Kreiner, No. 2ll North c
street, is home from a two weeks
western trip. accompanied by his son
Ralph and daughter. Miss Nora.
Deltp Press: loan Crowder, soil
citor for the Oskaloosa Daily Her
aid, was in town Tuesday and today
in the interests OF that excellent paper