The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
PERSONALS

(From Saturdays Daily.

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Mrs. l. A. Funk Of Sigourney wa
IN the city Thursday upon bushes
trip and calling on friends.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Ward Dnlio
was an Oskaloosa visitor few day
the latter part of last week.
What Cheer Patriot: A. Earring an,
wife Of 0skaloosa came Friday for
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. Colbert
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs Phi
Lally and Thelma Marshall were il
Oskaloosa Saturday to meet somt
relatives who returned with them.
Mr.. Tom Beatty of Rose Hill
was in the city Thursday hunting fol
a suitable location for his family. He
expects TO move here in a short time
Mrs. J, +. Bosworth left Thursday
for her home in FL Paso, Texas, after
visit in this city with her mother,
Mrs. 4. |. culver, of 907 south Sew.
enth street
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. w. e.
Ehrenhard and children went to Os-
kaloosa Sunday, to spend a week Wis
iting her sister, Miss Jennie Coen,
and other relatives.
r. Williams of Olivet, Herald CORES
pondent spent Friday in town with
politicians and friends, closing up his
campaign. While on the rounds he
made the Herald a call.
Abba News Bert Cousins and wife
who have been in 0skalosa for some
months have returned to Abba and
have engaged roms with Mrs. j. L.
McCreary on south sth street
Pella Booster: s. j. Jelsma. was in
Oskaloosa the latter part of last week
where he settled fire loss of one of
the companies he represents. The
residence of Maurice Freeman suff.
cred small fire.
G. A. Huene OF Monticello, Iowa
has arrived in the city to join his wife
Tor days visit at he home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Rev. >. j. Malone of 410
Second avenue east where Mrs. Huene
has been enjoying a two weeks Wis
Il.
Charlton Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Dunkirk OF Garden City, Mo-,
former well known residets of this |
county, who have been visiting al |
the homes If Mrs. Isaac Roll, John |
Judd and W. G. Butcher. left Satur- |
nrday for a visit in Abba. Oskalooss,
EddyVille, Pella and other points be- |
fore returning to tneir home.
Abba News: The Des Moines Pres |
byterial Missionary Society is in ses.
sion in Oskaloosa. Mrs. J. P. White,
Mrs. c. G, Atchison and Miss Clarice |
Bloomfield have numbers on the pro-
gram and the delegates from the loo
al en- u N "a
danes Ollie Welsh and Minnie Holm
es. Mrs. James Elder, Mrs. Sam Jones
and Miss Jones were among those
who attended the convention. .
Mrs. ii. f. White of 1922 north LIST
street, arrived home Wednesday night
from three days trip to Bloomfield
Cincinnati, and Centeryille, where
she was inspecting the Woman's Re
lief Corps" Of these towns. Mrs. /
White is State Inspection officer of |
the W. X. C's and upon her arrival /
home she was given a letter request
ing her to be a speaker at the State
Convention held November 7th in Des
Aloines I
Concerning a former Oskaloosa
the Albert Lea Tribune
says Tuesday eve. at the Banquet
Cafe on east Clark St, the Court of !
Honor gave a very satisfactory ban I
luet to about thirty of its members
and their immediate families. The /
Court of Honor banquets are becom- !
quite popular. Sitting down TO an i
excellent dinner all together warns i
the spirit of brotherhood and makes I
them feel that hey are one large fra 6
teTnal family. At the close of din
ner a short and appropriate speech .
was made by our new Chancellor,
Mr.. Fred Hirsch, in which he thank
ed the members for the honors con- |
ferred upon him and urged all mem
bers TO rally to the support of their
officers this year for a grander and q
better Court than ever. He even pre- /
dicted that IL might be possible to
double its membership II
W. A. Hoover and daughter leila (
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Iowa City to consult DR.. Dean, a Z
specialist Of that city, in regard to s
Miss Hoover i
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. N. Bradbury
by Mr.. and Mrs. An =
drew Stanton, went to Des Moines .
on a pleasure trip and to hear Bryan
on Thursday. !
Mrs Frank Shoemake went to
Des Moines Friday for short visit Il
on ner way to Conata, S. D., where .
she goes to see relatives for an ex- .
tended period. \
DR.. and Mrs. /. n Thompson and
son Leith, Of Bloomfield have moy- I
I'd TO No AT North Third street DIR. !
succeeds Dr. J. H. Ben
nett, who leaves the city soon for 4
Where he will make his
future home. DR.. Thompson is a
graduate OF the Osteopathic school
IL KirkyiIle, Mo.
Mrs. Anna Orris. of Ottumwa, !
grand chaplain Of o. E. S. of Iowa,
and Mrs Or. Wright, worthy matron,
81 Rose Hill chapter were guests OF ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harold Friday
on their way home from at
tending grand chapter Of o. e. S. at
Waterloo.
MarshalItown Times Republican
Word was received Wednesday by
Mrs. ]. A. Mold, that her nephew,
Leo Skinner, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. !
W. Skinner, formerly Of this city, )
but now of Oskaloosa, was operated /.
upon Wednesday for tuberculosis OF
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