The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-03
PERSONALS

tFrom Saturdays Daily.)


DR.. w. G. Millar is still in the hos
pital, but is improving and hopes Il
be out soon.
L. Z. Ebbertt spent Friday in De-
Moines attending to business affairs
aud also made a short visit at tax
fair.
The Chas. Johnson family of 32t
North c street, have returned from
their summer home at Birch Island
Wisconsfn.
Harry Worth, the Monroe auction
Ger, was In town this morning en-.
route to Ottumwa, where he goes 10
attend TO business affairs.
Mrs. Fannie Stringfellow. who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
and about Oskaloosa, has returned
10 her home in Des Moines.
Charles Snyder, of the Oskaloosa
fire department, went to Des Moines
this morning to take in the fair and
visit over Sunday with friends.
Miss Jennie Hay, of SIS Third aven.
tie east, arrived home Thursday even
ing from Des Moines, where she has
been enjoying a weeks vacation.
Lloyd Farmhouse, of 3O7 First aven.
ue east, arrived home this morning
from Birch Island. Wis. where he has
been enjoying two weeks outing.
Rev. Ira D. Kellogg, of SIS North
Il street, after an illness Of two
months, is able to be about and his
many friends are glad to see him out
again.
Fay Clough played with Ottumwa
harp orchestra Friday evening for a
dance at the Ottumwa Country club,
and played Thursday evening at the
opera house.
Frank Snyder Is on the passenger
run on the NJ. & st. L. between AL
bert Lea and Abba, but will continue
TO make Oskaloosa his home place
and headquarters.
Roy Woods, of 604 North z street,
arrived home the first of the week
from Gate. Oklahoma, where he has
in the harvest fields.
Harter B. Hull arrived this morning |
from Birch Island, Wis, where he has |
been enjoying a vacation after several
weeks OF summer school work at the
University Of Illinois.
Messrs. Leonard Brock, Gerald |
*. Corcoran and Thomas A. Carltn
leave this afternoon for Des Moines,
where they will visit over Sunday and
attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris w. Cadwallad-
er, of 212 North Fifth street, went to
Des Moines this morning to attend
the state fair today, and will spend
Sunday with relatives at Indianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Porter and fam
lily arrived home this morning from
Birch Island, Wis, where they have
been spending several weeks at their
summer cottage in tle Oskaloosa
colony.
Mrs. John A. Spyker and daughter
Beatrice, of 1921 High avenue East, |
have arrived home from a two
months visit in the TWIN Cities. |
They report an excellent and profit
able time.
Mrs. Margaret Hull. and Mrs. W.
6. Robertson, who have been visiting
at Colfax for the past two weeks,
spent Friday with friends in the
and left this morning for their home
at Charlottesville, la.
Mrs. Elizabeth WaSlburn, of 416
Third avenue east, arrived home
evening from Omaha, after
a most delightful two weeks visit at
the home OF her niece, Mrs. Alfred
Williams and with Miss Carrie Nash.
both formerly of Oskaloosa.
Messrs. G. W. and T. NJ. Shockley
and their sisters, Mrs. Penn and Mrs.
Woodmansee, who are visiting here
from Ohio, went to Charlton Satur.
day and remained over Sunday {
guests of their cousins at the John
Johnston home. The ladies remained
for further visit. ID
DR.. r. c. Denney, assistant medical |
director of the Central Life Associa. {
lion of Iowa, is a guest at the home
Of 7. Z. Gillespie, local representa- ,
tive of the association. George A.
Peak, son of the Central LIES pres
ident, accompanies him and is also
a guest at the Glllaspie home.
Frank l.. Laird, of the NJ. & st. l..
crew, has returned from :
a somewhat extended vacation trip
into West Virginia and Arkansas,
Since his return home a few days ago
he las been entertaining his father !
and mother, from Marshalltown, at
his home, No. 6O9 North A street
Miss Eva Z. Cooper, of 216 Second !
avenue West, will arrive home today
from Valley City, North Dakota.
where she has been enjoying two
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Tys- !
selling, who will be remembered by s
Oskaloosa people as Miss Martha
Cooper, formerly with the o. T. &
Il. Co.
Mrs. Chas. Howard Wilcox and {
children. of sos Third avenue East, '
and Miss Ruta Smith, of 81 A ave.
nue. East, have arrived home from a
Mimi, where they have
been spending the summer months. q
Mr.. Wilcox Joined Mrs. Wilcox and 1
The children at Waterville and made |
4 two weeks visit and accompanied i
hem home.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Steddom, daugh- il
yers Miss Laura and Miss Myrtle, and {
sons Henry and Milo. of 621 North c {
street, arrived home Friday evening
rom a two weeks pleasure trip to h
he Yellowstone National Park. They
also Visited the Oskaloosa people at
Havre, Montana, and the Havre peo-
pie are enjoying excellent health and
good crops. Henry Steddom 1t Is
said Is considering a position with
Hagenbeck shows as trainer
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