The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-22
PERSONALS

lFrom SaLnrday's Dally.l

the CITY rrludy, shopping.
C. f. Neleigh of Des Moines, wa:
with town friends yesterday.
E. NJ Clement of Norfolk, Nebr.
was in the city Friday on business.
George A. Smith, of ST. Paul, is a
guest for a few days of his uncle, w
r. Lacey.
j. b. der, OF Kansas Citl, has been
visiting at the home of his brother
+. S. DER, of this city.
Miss Woodland and Mr.. Ademite
took the prize for the best mask al
Hagan's rink last night.
Mrs. W. S. Moss, of Chicago, and
Mrs. T. B. Dougherty of Ottumwa,
are visiting Mrs. Dennis Robinson.
w. n. Mccartney and ]. V. Daw-
son of Barnes City. were in the city
Griday attending to business affairs.
Mrs. Amanda Johnson, of Ames, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. nellie
Houghton. for a couple of weeks
visit.
George Ireland who is a student
at the Penn School of Commerce.
went to Cedar TO spend Sunday with
his folks.
Mrs. Z. B. Snyder, of Peoria. Iowa,
was enroute this morning to West
Chester. where she will enjoy a visit
with friends and relatives.
Harley Helm, who is attending
Penn college, went to his home in
Fremont Friday afternoon to visit
over Sunday with his folks.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
Pella passed through the city Friday
On her way home to Harvey.
I'M. and Mrs. VIM. II. Kalbach de-
parted Friday afternoon over the c"
H. l. & P. for California. They will
be absent about three months.
Rev. Thos. Horton left this after.
noon TO attend with Bishop Morrison
the Epiphany Ordination services to
be held in Council Bluffs, Sunday,
January IS.
Miss Garnet Dean went to Des
Moines Saturday morning to visit
over Sunday with her sister, Miss
Zelna Dean, who is attending college
al Drake University.
Mrs. Mary Robert, who has been
attending the wedding of her nephew
at Valley Junction, passed through
the city Saturday morning on her
way to What Cheer.
Fred l.. Mahannah of Des Moines,
state inspector of High School Nor
NAL Training courses. was in the city
yesterday looking over the Normal
Training department OF the high
school.
Earl Young has resigned as assist. !
ant secretary at the Y. M. c. A, and
the position has been accepted by J.
II. hinshaw of New Providence, Ia,
who is taking work in the Penn
School of Music.
Miss Carrie Knott and Miss Mar
guerite ireland, who are attending
Penn School of Commerce, went Fri
day afternoon to their respective
homes in Cedar and Fremont, where
they will visit over Sunday with the
old folks"
Herman Kooistro, Emerson Sher-
man, Robert Castorf and Chas. Cas-
tori, all of Sully, Iowa, and Frank
Andreas of Kilduff, Iowa. were in the
city Friday on their way home. They
had been TO Texas on a land buying
trip in the southern part of that
state.
William c. Martin, employed at the
Kemble Green Houses. and formerly
located at No. 1880 High avenue
east, is moving to his new home on
First avenue east. just fro mthe hand
OF the carpenter and decorator,
modern residence, comfortable and
convenient in every particular.
Dave Eckenbom of the Green &
Bentley Drug House, has purchased
the Oscar B. Newell residence place.
No. 10S North Ninth street, and
should he not dispose of his bargain
in the meanwhile, he will have pos
session March first. Mr.. Newell and
wife are moving TO Davenport mean
while TO make headquarters in that
place. The house is new and modern
and is a model in every way. Dave
has already been asked to put a
price on the place.
Delta Press: ]. II. Scott and wife
were Oskaloosa callers last Thursday.
Miss Minnie Morris is in Davenport
visiting her sister Mrs. Grace Homo
we'll
Miss Laura Bell, of SigouTney,
passed through the city Friday On her
way to Des Moines.
Mordacai Jones, of Dies Moines, is
in town for a few days, the guest OF
his brother Abner Jones.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Cuba
Lukes, of Oskaloosa, came Wednes-
day to visit relatives in Thornburg.
Ralph b. McCurdy is in the east
visiting the furniture markets, a trip
that viii require couple Of weeks
time.
Abba Republican: Mrs. J. NJ Rich
mond, OF 0skaloosa, came over TO be
present at the funeral of Mrs. Minnie
Adams
Delta Press: Mrs. Mary Foster, of
Oskaloosa, visited from Thursday un.
I'll Saturday with relatives and friends
hereabonts.
What Cheer Patriot: Misses Vera
Paul and Garnet Saylor, of Oskaloosa,
came Monday TO visit at the II. l..
Mitchell home.
Hooking News: Mrs. Alex Carr
and daughter, Helen. visited with the
formers brother, VIM. Hensley in Os.
kaloosa. Sunday.
What Choar patrint. Mrs Jennie