The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-27
PERSONALS |

(From Saturdays Daily.)


Tuesday in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Dell
Kitgman and Mrs. Phil Lally spen
Saturday in OSkaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Mi
burn returned home Monday Rftel
spending some time at Oskaloosa ant
Eddyville.
Delta Press: Mr.. and Mrs. w. J
BilliCk and son, Glen, and Mrs. HOl
man Lee, of Oskaloosa, spent Sun
day at the Albert Ball home.
Sigourney Review: Mrs D. NJ
Storm and daughter Glee came home
4"onday evening from a visit in Os
kaloosa. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Arthur Baker
Elmer A Hughes, Of Camp Point
Illinois, spent Wednesday with his
friend ID. R. Mitchell, and left Thurs
day afternoon for Keokuk to make
a several weeks visit with relatives
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs Myrtle
Garrett and daughter returned to
their home in Oskaloosa Saturday
after spending 4 few days with the
formers grandmother, who accom-.
panied them home.
Delta Press: Mrs. Mark Beach
and daughter, Mrs. Bernice Thomas,
of Oskaloosa, visited here last Wed.
nesday at the Albert Fritzler and J..
w. Walden homes. Mrs. Beach and
Mrs. FritZler are sisters.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Jessie
Carter, of Los Angeles, Cal, Mr.. anC
Mrs. c. w. Phillips, OF New Sharon
Mrs. J. II. Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Freeman, of Oskaloosa. spent
Friday here at the S. H. HeinZman
home.
Miss Ruth Rigger, who has charge
and the Neck-weaT Department OF
the Baldauf-Rosenblatt Dry Goods
store, goes to Des Moines Monday to-
spend her vacation with friends and
relatives. She will also visit at Cen
tervilie.
Theodore Freeman of Petoskey
Michigan, after a pleasant visit with
j. T. Miller and friends in Mahaska
County, left Thursday over the M. &
st. L. for St Paul, where he will
make an extended visit with his
brother, James c. Miller and family
Sigourney Review: A company oil
relatives were entertained by the
Painter and Williamson families al
the home of Clyde Williamson last
Sunday. Among those present from
out of town were, Will Campbell and
family and Fred Barnes of Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Hearn and
two children, formerly of S02 G ave.
nue. west, have moved to Marshall |
town, where they will make their flu |
ture home Mr.. O'Hearn is an NJ. g.
St l.. engineer and his work requires |
them to make the change in resi-
dence
Mrs. Meehan and daughter, Miss |
Fannie Maxey, who have been enjoy. |
ing an extended visit with Mrs. Nee |
hans nephew, Samuel A Hendryx
and family Of 302 north c street, left |
afternoon via the c. b. q |
Q. for their home in San Antonio |
Texas.
Victor West, OF Graham, Missouri
after a pleasant three days visit
with his cousin, Ed White, left Thurs
day afternoon via the c. r. l. & p
for Chicago, where he intends &c
spend the winter with his brother
and also attend the University of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bradbury OF
Eureka, Kansas, an agent at the
home of his brother, George NJ. Brad.
ley, ia north d street. Mr.. Brad
bury spent his bOyhood days in and
around Oskaloosa. but this is the
first visit TO the old town for a period
Of "a years.
Miss Edna Ryan who has been a
guest OF the Thomas Maxwell home
No. Ali north Seventh street return
ed to her home in Des Moines yester-
day. The young lady has been hos.
pitably entertained during her stay
at numerous afternoon receptions,
lunCheons and other social affairs.
Harry Whitmore of 212 Third ave.
nue. east, has accepted a position
with the Kramme Drug Store as soda
dispenser. The position was made va
cant by the resignation of Wallace
Kelley, who leaves in a short time
for Chicago, where he will enter
business college,
Faye Clough, Homer White and
Peter T. Bones, go to Ottumwa Sun.
day TO play their respective Instru.
ments, the cornet, clarinet and piano,
In the afternoon and evening with the
Ottumwa Harp Orchestra at a dance
on a barge about three miles up the
Des Moines river from the Packing
House City"
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. E. l.
clark who spent portion of last
week with her son Chas. A. Mark and
other relatives in Des Moines. says
that the Journal recently made an I
erroneous statement in regard to
Charley removing from the Capital
City to Oskaloosa. The Mr.. Mark
who made the removal was only a
distant relative of the family who I
happens TO have the same initials
G. A. son of Z. L. is still located al
tho capital. s.
Nj. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, of
Mo-, have returned after
q visit with Mrs. T. b. White.
Prof. and Mrs. w. L. Berry of Penn
College, are home from Cambridge
Mass, where they have spent a yeaI
at Harvard. o.
Mrs. Mamie Lloyd and Mary Jones
visiting Friday in Evans at w. A
Mpultpn home and we're entertained
with a three course dinner.
'IiMr Ceoree T. Hanson and dauzh