The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
PERSONALS !
(From satnrday's Daily. J


business caller in town Friday.
w. F. Voquett, of Kansas City. wa
a business caller in town Friday.
Rolla Cameron, of Abba, was an o.
kaloosa visitor Friday
Miss Carrie Jones, of Rose Hill
was a guest Friday night OF Mis-
Clara McFate
Thurlow Tennis returned Frida,
evening from a TWO days business
"trip to Knoxville.
r. r. Penders is able TO be on
after weeks indisposition and con
tinement at home.
Lawrence Bowen returned FRIDAY
evening from Marshalltown, where he
has been for a few days.
Oral Fleming, of Abba, spent Fri
day with friends in town, returning
10 his home this morning
L. NJ Meade, of Omaha, returned
weeks visit with his sister
Mrs. A. ]. Hyer and baby, of Des
Moines, we're in town today en- route
TO Harper TO visit relatives.
II. Harshberger. OF Johnston, Pa,
visited with friends Friday in town,
and left this morning for Davenport.
Misses Ruth Annis and Jane Pear.
son, of Des Moines, are guests of
friends about town until next week.
Mrs. E. C. Smith, OF Des Moincs.
returned TO her home this morning
after visit with her. sister, Mrs. F.
&. Lofland.
Charles Griffith, instructor of piano
in the Penn College department of
music. is spending the day with
friends in Ottumwa
Mrs. E. f. Graham, son Everett and
daughter Harriet went TO Newton yes
terday TO spend Sunday with relatives
and old-time friends.
F. W. Harvey, of Des Moines,
representative of the Merchants
Trade journal, is visiting in the city
with his brother, H. H. Harvey.
William Malaby, wife and daughter
and Mrs, Darland, of What Cheer,
came over in their automobile yester-
day to visit friends and transact bust
ness
Mrs. Burnham and daughter, Mrs.
II. B. Mccoy, left this noon over the
NJ. & ST. L. for Springfield, Illinois,
where they will make a short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. H. NJ. Pickett, of Fremont, re
turned 10 her home this morning at
ter a visit at the S. A. Hendryx home
No 302 North c street. Mrs. Pickett
was a guest at the Purdy. Hadley
wedding.
Miss Ava Sphinx. who has been en-
joying a visit at the home OF her I'M
Gle, John Magee, at AIS South First
street, left this morning for her home
in Beatrice, Neb. Miss Grace Magee
accompanied her cousin as far as Des
Moines.
Rev. Thomas Horton, rector of the
ST. James Episcopal church of this
city, left this morning by the way OF
Des Moines for Council Bluffs, where
he goes 10 attend the annual conyen.
ton of the Iowa Diocese of the Epis-
copal church.
J. +. Nicholas, of Des Moines, an
expert linotype operator for the Daily
Capital, was in Oskaloosa yesterday
and made the Herald Office a pleasant
call Mr Nicholas and DR.. J. II. Ben
nett, OF this city, married sisters and
he was a guest al the Bennett home
while in town.
Miss Main, teacher OF the third
grade at Second ward will probably
be unable to have charge OF her school
work again this term, due 10 a very
bad attack of intammatory rheuma-
tism. She has improved sufficiently
TO be taken 10 her home at Iowa city
Raymond McFate is supplying in her
place.
Thomas White, of Indianapolis, Ind.
is visiting with friends in town over
Sunday. Mr.. White has been enjoying
a visit In Des Moines at the parental
John p White home, and stopped
over in this city for few days, be-
fore he returns to indianapolis, where
he is connected with The Mine Work
ers' Journal"
Mr.. G. X. Berry, president OF the
Union Delivery System, was down
this week from Marshalltown, where
they have recently installed plant.
He found things moving along nicely
here. He goes In a few days TO in
stall a plant in whole county OF
Michigan, in which there are numer-
Gus mining camps.
Knoxville Express: e. r. Hunt
went TO Oskaloosa the latter part OF
last week 10 look for work.
Fremont Gazette: Roscoe Wood
ard, of Oskaloosa, was in Fremont
Friday on professional business.
Miss Esther Howarton went to Ed,
dyYille yesterday, where she will
make a short visit with her parents.
Walter Martin, a student at Penn
College. left yesterday afternoon for
his nome in New Providence TO visit
his parents.
Delta Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dunn spent Sunday in OskalOosa al
the home OF Mrs. Dunn's mother, Mrs.
Mary Foster
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Tom
Rose and air. and Mrs. Robt. Curl
went TO Oskaloosa Saturday TO visit
q sick relative.
Sigourney Review: Dave Storms
came home Saturday morning from a
visit in Oskaloosa with his daughter,
Mrs A. Baker. !.
New sharon Star: Fred Wester.
c1mp, OF near Peoria. went to Oska-
ioosa Monday TO see his brother. who
Is IN tie hospital.
Mrs. A. b. ReiteT, of Burlington,