The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
PERSONALS 4
(From Saturdays Daily.)


Mrs. Thomas here last week.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Ann;
Kelley went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
where she will visit Mrs. Lambert.
Frank Christie who has spent thu
winter among interests in OskalOosa
returns to his Montana farm neXt
week.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Mary
RupSOn visited part of last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Beaver, al
OskaloOSa.
Charles Sterling, of Waterloo, is in
town called by the serious illness OF
an aunt, Mrs. Sarah Sterling, No. 320
North First street.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. G. G.,
Smart, of Thornburg, was in town
Tuesday on her way home to Thorn.
burg from OskalOosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. S. L.
Sherman and daughter Mary, were in
town Monday on their way home to
Oskaloosa from Barnes City.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. A. B.
Cook came home Tuesday evening
from Oskaloosa, where she had been
visiting relatives since Friday.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Chas.
Glover, of Oskaloosa. visited here this
week with her daughter, the trimmer
at the Harlan & Hatcher millinery
parlors.
New Sharon Star: F. l.. Reynolds,
living north of OskalOOsa, drove to
New Sharon Monday to look after
business matters and called on mum.
erOus old friends.
Glendora (Calif) Cleaner: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Campbell spent Monday
and Tuesday of this week in Riverside
at the Mission Inn; guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Kalbach, of Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman ID. Johnson
and little daughter, of Indianapolis,
were enroute Thursday afternoon to
Keokuk, where they will make an ex'
tended visit with Mr. Johnson'S broth
or and family.
What Cheer Patriot: f. r. Hatch
er. of Oskaloosa, member of the
firm of Harlan-Hatcher Co, was Wis.
iting his son, Mr.. Harry Hatcher this
week He has many friends in What
Cheer who are glad to see him.
New Sharon Star: Fred Moore, of
the Oskaloosa Telephone company,
has been in New sharon several
weeks engaged in rebuilding the
switchboard of the local exchange.
Some time yet will be required to
complete the job.
Fairfield Tribune: Mrs. John East
er arrived Tuesday afternoon from
Oskaloosa and PackwoOd where she
has been the guest of relatives. Mrs.
Easter was formerly Of this city but
OF late has been located at Fl. Madi-
son and is now enroute to Galesburg
where she will join her husband for
a future home
Abba Republican: Rev. Petit, of
Buxton. oficiated at the wedding OF
Miss Cora Springer and Mr.. VIII
Smith, who reside over in Mahaska
county. The happy young people have
gone on a honeymoon trip and they
will on their return take up their res
idenCe on a farm in the southern part
OF Mahaska county.
Creston Gazette: Frank L. Morse,
manager Of the Syndicate Clothing Co
las rented the property known as the
Steyer property. on West Mills and
will at once move his household
goods there and take possession. Mrs.
Morse and little son Bob and daugh-
ter Bette and sister. Miss {. Louise
Ryan. arc expected in erosion this
evening.
Fremont Gazette: Floyd Earring, OF
Ogkalocsa. who has held the position
Of assistant cashier of the Farmers
State Savings bank, resigned his pO-
sitiOD last week, effective Monday,
and LETT for his home. He has accept
ed a position with the SChee Motor
Co, OF OskaloOsa, and will represent
them as sales agent possibly in the
Fremont territory Mr. Earring has
made a splendid official for the bank
aud quit his position only to accept
Il more lucrative one.
Master Thurman Eckcrt, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Eckert, No. llo
G. avenue east, is having a serious
time with blood poisoning. He has
been III serious cOndIIICn bat II -
believed the march Of the poison has
been arrested and attending phySi-
clans have control of the trouble. The
little fellow suffered from a double
dose. the mouth and the hand being
infected at the same time. The boy
IN dtlEIlDLlNH 10 use MS ltElH III
opening an object injured the gum
when the object slipped. About the
same time he scratched his hand on
u price ticket "sticker." When ply
stefan was called into the case the
child was in a bad way. The hand
was about ready for amputatiOn and
the mouth was very sore.
Mrs. Mae Shinnolield of Des Moincs
is visiting in town this week.
J. s. Fulmer was over from Knox.
vile Friday on a business trip.
PROF. Howard l.. Hockett went to
Otiumwa this morning on business
trip.
Ira Utterback and Russell Howard
made a business trip to Knoxville
Friday.
Mrs. G. A. SuDstrum and two sons,
were passengers TO Hedrick Friday
for q visit.
George Byron, an actor, is spending
few days in town visiting with DR..
l.. A Cantonwine. a1GLr
Mrs. Austin Moore. of Rose Hill,
spent yesterday in Oskaloosa with
her son Harlan Moore and wife.
Miss Irene Wyatt, who has been
enjoying a few days visit with local