The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-05-14
PERSONALS |

(From satnrday's paily.l

o. T. Dusenbury, who has been Wis
iting local friends, returned Thursday
afternoon TO his home in Rock Falls
Illinois.
Delta ress: Miss Alice CanVin
the trained nurse who has been car
ing for II. j. SnodgTass, returned 70
OskaloOsa Monday.
Mrs r. d. Walton has gone to Du'
buque TO be a guest OF her sister, Mrs.
+. r. Parry, and TO visit also at the
home OF Mrs. Lillian Graves.
Miss Ruth Cooper, OF Burlington,
visited with local friends Thursday
and left next morning for Cedar Rap
ids, where she will visit her uncle.
New Sharon Star: Max Groves
has accepted position with the
States Auto Supply Co. and went TO
Oskaloosa Friday 10 commence work.
New Sharon Star: Miss Cora Glenn,
ents and friend, Roy Parker, of Oska,
lousa, spent Sunday at the home of
her father, Os Clements. west of town.
Miss Edna Crowder has accepted a
position as bOok-keeper in the bust
ness office OF the Oskaloosa Vehicle
4 Implement company on High ave
nue. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Bach. formerly of
Sheridan, WyO, are residing at COS
Fourth avenue East Mr.. Bach is
employed as a linotype operator at
the Globe office.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur T. Klein and
two sons, of Humeston, Ia. spent
Wednesday and Thursday in town
with friends and left for KenSett, Ia.
where they will make an extended Wis
il with relatives.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Alcirn, of Oshaloosa. spent Sun
day at the parental Fred Crosson
home and Mrs. Alcorn stayed over a
few days for a longer visit with other
relatives and friends.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs A. o. Me-
Farland and two children, who have
been spending the past month at the |
home of her father John koontz, and |
other relatives here, and at Oskaloo-
sa, departed Monday for their home
in Oklahoma.
Delta Press: The D. G. Z. c. held
one of their regular meetings at the
Elan home Tuesday afternoon, Mes
danes Elan and Dunn being hostess
es The out OF town guests were Mrs,
Josephine Mcdonald and Mrs. Cook,
of Oskaloosa.
MIR. and Mrs. f. J. Clynch come
from Des Moines TO reside in Oskaloo-
sa and are occupying the Greenway
No. 4l6 North A street. Mr..
Clynch is a representative of the In
ternational Harvester company and
has headquarters here.
EddyivlIe Tribune: Mrs. VIM. Lew
IS and her guest, Mrs. r. Lewis, were
in Oskaloosa Tuesday paying fare.
well visit TO the latter's daughter be-
fore Mrs. X. Lewis returned TO her
home at Lucas. Mrs. Lewis, who had
been visiting here for almost three
weeks, went home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. GiIlaspie depart
ed yesterday for Atlanta. Ga, 10 be
in attendance at the national conYen-
ton of Shriners and spend a couple
OF weeks sightseeing in the south.
AT Davenport they joined the party
Of Iowa Shriners from ZiGaZig Tenn
pie on a special train which taxes
them direct TO Atlanta
Mrs. c r Lofand left this morn
ing over the c.. r. l. & p. for Chicago.
where she will visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Snediker OF
Cedar Rapids are visiting relatives
and friends here until next week.
Mrs. c. \. Coke OF Deep River is
here for a visit with her father, Dr.
Cruwder, and many old time friends
here.
Airs. II. {. Rogers and niece, Miss
Hazel Armstrong. OF Deep River, Wis
tied here this week at the DR.. Parker
home.
Miss Joyce Parker left yesterday
morning tor Ames 10 attend week
end house party at the Sigma Nh fra
ternity house.
Mrs. Grace Sleeth and sons Donald ,
and Paul. left this morning for Day-
export, where the bows will go TO
school at the ST. Ambrose Academy
Mrs. H. {. Albert and two sons.
who have been spending two weeks
in Oskaloosa and vicinity returned
this morning 10 their home near Mus
catine.
Robert n. Bennett was summoned |
10 Anita, Cass county by the death OF
Louis Dressler, husband OF his sist ,
er. he VIII remain Tor the luneFal, |
being absent several days.
Mrs II. l.. Arlott. sister Of Chas. !
!. Fox OF the Peoples Water Co, |
who has been spending a couple Of |
weeks in the city at the Fox home. |
departed Friday for her home in Sal. |
EN-, New York.
Mrs. Harry Griest, No. 1911 south |
Market street, received a telegram !
Friday announcing the death OF a |
sister. Miss Maggie Sheppard at her
home in Freport, Ohio. The sym
pathies of the friends are extended. |
Chas Davis is in receipt OF news
OF the betterment OF his little daugb
ter, Virginia, who is sick with meas
les al the home of her grandmother,
in Abba and mother and babe wilt
be home as soon as able 10 be out
from quarantine.
Raymond e. Winter went 10 Albert
Lea, Mimi today where he has &C
cepted a position with the Adams
Express Co. His run will be from Al
bert Lea to Abba. Ray served tht
Adams EXPRESS Co about 4 years be
fore he went into the bakery bust
ness
Mira w w Munsnn who came 10