The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
PERSONALS 4
(From Saturdays Daily


Mayor Byron V. Sewers, went I,
Des Moines this morning to atten'
to business affairs.
Mrs. H. Rosenberg, went to Ottum
wa this morning to enjoy short Wis
it with her parents.
Mrs. Mary L. Young of Bloomfield
is a guest at the home of her son
Joe o. Linabury, Court reporter.
Ross Hardy, a real estate man from
Mitchell, South Dakota, has been in
the city the past week, pulled off
some deals in dirt.
A. Rosenblatt of the Baldauf-Rosen
blatt Co. departed last night for New
York and the Eastern Markets upon .
goods buying trip.
c. A. Snyder of Des Moines, was
in the city last night on his way
nome from MarshalltOwn, where he
has been on business.
Mrs. T. II. Albers, who has been en-
joying a visit with relatives in New
ton the past week returned Saturday
morning to her home in Cricket.
Frank Souter, student at Oska-
loosa High School, went this morn
ing to Rose Hill, where he will spend
Sunday at the parental Frank Souter
home.
Wayne Reed. a student at the Penn
School of Commerce, went to his
home at lie Grande. this morning,
where he will visit over Sunday with
his parents.
Sister Mary Danal. G. S. J. and
Sister Mary Celestine, c. S. J. of Chi
cago. returned last evening after a
few days visit with their father Dan
lei Whalen Sr.
K. c. Graham, who has been visit
ing for two weeks with friends and
relatives in Des Moines, passed
through the city Saturday morning
on his way home to Rock Island.
Sigourney Review: L. NJ. Colson of
Springville. Iowa, was in Sigourney,
Saturday, on his way to Oskaloosa.
Sigourney Review: Father Lotus
of North English was in Sigourney,
Saturday, on his way TO Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Charles Grit
fifth and Miss Lied, of Penn College,
Oskaloosa, gave a concert at the
Methodist church Friday evening.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Downey and son Charles re-
turned to their home in Oskaloosa,
Saturday after a visit in Sigourney
with relatives.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. J. X Hen
derson and son Clifford of Oskaloosa
were in Sigourney Saturday on their
way TO Cedar Rapids to spend Sun
day with Mr.. Henderson.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. D. BEEN
an of Oskaloosa. Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Vittetoe and Helen Vittetoe went to
Hayesville Tuesday morning to visit
at the A. T. Dawson home and to cell
citrate Mrs. J. S. Vittetoe's birthday
anniversary.
Delta Press: Willis Utterback, of |
Oskaloosa and Tom Noller of Sigour-
ney, left Wednesday night for Cleve- |
land, Ohio, going as representatives |
from Mahaska and Keokuk counties, |
for the White Automobile Co. Their |
expenses are paid by the White peo-
pie.
MOntezuma Republican: Jack Car !
roll, the well known Grinnell to Mon |
tezuma conductor is off on a vacation |
to last for several weeks. He will |
visit relatives in OskalOosa and Pc |
oria, Illinois, and will go south for a |
short period, returning sometime in |
March.
Knoxville journal: Mrs. Carl May |
ar, Mrs. Frank Ewing and Mrs. John |
Knowles, sisters, and all from Oska-
lOosa, visited here over Sunday with |
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. |
Ramsay and with other relatives. The
call was in the nature of a farewell |
visit with their parents and sister.
Stella who left Tuesday for a two
months visit in California.
Mrs. w. w. Montgomery of iOO4
High avenue west and Mrs. Lucy
Barrett OF avenue west were called |
to Ottumwa last Monday to attend !
the funeral OF Mrs. Owen Bradford. |
OF South Ottumwa, an old neighbor
and friend. Mr.. Bradford at one |
time was in the employ of the Under
wood Candy Company. Mrs. Bradford |
had the misfortune last August to
break a hip in a runaway and has |
been constant sufferer since, but
with a patient and Christian spirit,
she bore her suffering with d smile |
until the end came. She leaves hus-
band. little daughter, Vera, nine |
months old, her mother. three sisters !
three brothers, and friends by the |
score. She will be missed by the !
church as well as in the community !
in which she lived.
uFrom Mondays DaiIyl
Mrs. Wilbur Bass has returned /
from a brief visit at the home of her !
brother Harry Moore of Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Doggett, of Ames
are guests OF landlord George 4. Nor. |
row and family of the Iowa Hotel
Mrs. Il. J. Woody, who has been Wis !
iting her sister at the University Park |
returned Friday 10 her home at Cedar. |
Miss Van Swok, student at Cen
trail University at Pella, passed
through the city Friday on her way
home 10 Winfield.
Mrs. LA L. Culver and daughter.
Miss Minerva, have returned TO their
home in Chicago after a two weeks
visit with relatives here and at
Prairie city.
Mrs. Dick GOsselink and Mrs. VIII
Gosselink OF Pella. Iowa. were in the
city Friday. attending the funeral Of
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