The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-13
PERSONALS (
(From Saturdays Daily)


agent of the Wabash railroad, wa
in Oskaloosa Friday.
Miss Olive McDuff, of Cedar Rapids
is visiting at tae Chas. J. Fox home
S25 High avenue East.
The r. D Walton family has re
turned from a pleasant three weeks
outing on Des MOines river
Mrs. William Wiser, of Abba, Ii
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Aloer'
West, 2l6 Third avenue West
Mrs. John Aired and children, o.
Des Moines, are guests at the Elmer
Barrows home on North Fourth ST.
Miss Pearle Snider, deputy county
recorder, is spending a weeks Vaca
lion with friends in MarshalitoWn.
Rowland Hunt, of Chicago, is In
OskaIoosa ON business and Is enjoy
ing a visit among oldtime trienus
here.
Miss Ruby Brtssey, No. 9l6 South
G. street. is home from visit Win
her sister, Mrs. William Well OF MUS
catine.
Miss Mae Dorgan, of 1927 North
First street, left last night for Sioux
CITY, where she will make three
weeks visit.
The DR.. ]. Fred Barnes and ).
Sumner Hayes families have return
ed from a pleasant two weeks ohuns
on the Des Moines river.
A H. Scott, who is on the road
for the Prouty Grocery Co, Is max
ing a business call today AT tnS hea"
quarters in Des Moines.
Will Clapper, Des Moines division
freight and passenger agent OF the
Wabash railroad, was a business
caller in Oskaloosa Friday.
doc" Matthews, Of COS South
Fifth street, left this morning for
Keokuk, where he goes on a snort
pleasure trip on the Mississippi river.
Mrs, s. w. White came down from
their summer home at Clear Lake ana
spent Friday in this city visiting WIN
her husband and attending to some
business matters.
Rev, C. L. Stafford is making calls
today at Rose Hill, Cedar. Fremont
and Hedrick on business under the
superyision of his Office as district
superintendent OF the NJ. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and
son, of Nicola, Iowa, were in Oska'
loosa Saturday en- route to Sigourney
and Washington, where they go 10
spend a number of days with reia'
tives.
Mrs William H. Rose and daughter,
Miss Maude Rose, of 401 South A
street, left this morning over the =.
r. I. & P. for Chicago, where they
will make a ten days visit with
friends.
John Hart and L. B. C1amberlin, OF
St Louis, spent a few days with M
r Johnson and friends in this city
and left this morning for Sioux FANS
s D., TO make an extended visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Foster and chill
dren, of Kansas City, spent FRIDAY
with OskaloOsa friends and left this
morning for Chicago, where they go
to visit relatives during the month
of August
Mrs. ]. Frank Clark, of the Knox
willie road has arrived home from
A three months stay in Chicago. Mrs:
Clark and her little three weeks old
SON are doing nicely and stood the
trip home very we'll.
Mrs. Harry J. Dutton, of Tacoma,
Washington, and daughters, Mary,
Rachel and Eva Lucille and son ROD
ert Meredith Dutton, are visiting over
Sunday at the parental smith }. Dut
ION home, 1l3 B avenue East.
James Wadding, $40 North Market
street 10 ceived word yesterday pi
the arrival of an eigAt-pound girl al
the home of his son, Rev. S. c. Wad
ding. of Albion. Rev. and Mrs. Wad
ding are we'll known in Oskaloosa.
Miss Helen Nelson returned Frida!
afternoon TO her home in OttumWa
after a few days pleasantly spen,
with her grandmother, Mrs. G. Z
Robertson, and aunts, the Misses
Lulu and Blanche Robertson, on A
avenue East
Miss Jennie Fry went TO Grinnel
this afternoon, where she Is supply
ing as organist in the Congregations
church during the month OF August
Miss Mayme Hockett is filling Mis-
Fry's position as pianist at the Con
gregational-Baptist church here.
Rev. Alexander McFietran, paste
Of the First Presbyterian church AM
daughter Isabel arrived home Frida,
evening from a delightful week spen
with Rev. McFerran's father an
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. McFerran a
their home in Evanston, Illinois.
Miss Vera Chronicle. who has bee
enjoying q visit with her friend, Mis-
Merle Camp, at Rose Hill, returne
Friday afternoon to her home at Viz
ceunes, Iowa Miss Chronicle an
Miss Camp were guests Friday afte,
noon OF DIR. Raymond E. Jones
tie Lacey hotel.
Calvin Burtchby is enjoying tel
days vacation in this city visiting {
the parental DR.. George p. Burtchb
home, 70S North Market street M
Burtchby Is brakeman on the NJ.
st. L. passenger train running frol
Marshalltown TO Albert Lea and T
turn, and he makes his leadquartel
Ut tue former city.
Mrs. +. II. McDaniels, who is an |
valid confined to her chair fro
paralysis, has very much enjoyed
visit the past few days with her fat
or, n. n. p. Small. OF Let's. Ia. al
her sister. Mrs Dr. A. j. Weaver, hu