The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23
PERSONALS :
tFrom Saturdays Daily.)


G. r. Meredith and ], F. Stafford, O
BonapaTte. were in town Friday o
business.
George Sarver. of near Harvey,
attending 10 business interests IL
town today.
Chas. Griffith, instructor in pian'
IN Penn College Music Department, Il
spending the day in Ottumwa.
Harold Asher went to Des Moine'
this morning TO attend the Drake re
lay carnival at the Drake stadium.
Mrs. Matilda Simpson returned yes
terday afternoon TO her home in Grin
nell. after a two days visit with hel
daughter.
Miss Marjorie Taylor, after a weeks
visit with relatives in Ottumwa and
this city, returned Friday 10 her home
ia Council Bluffs.
Miss Kathryn Shuey returned yes
terday afternoon 10 her home In Col
umbus Junction, after a weeks visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Laura Terrell and son Robert
Pemberton, of Keota, came over last
evening for a weeks end visit with
Oskaloosa relatives.
Miss Mariana Sullivan, who has
been a guest for q few days with her
aunt, returned Friday afternoon 10
her home in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Carter. after a
visit with relatives here and in keo'
kuk county, left Friday afternoon for
their home in Humboldt.
~ Of CIV
spent Friday in tubs city visiting with
old-time acquaintances, and left this
morning for Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. ]. B. Ronsh, who lectured FRI
day evening at the American Meth
odist Episcopal church, returned this
morning To her home in Des Moines.
MIR. and Mrs. William Barrett and
sons, Of Waterloo. were en- route Fri
day afternoon to Hillsboro, where
they will make a two weeks visit win
Mrs. Barrett's relatives.
Albert Mendenhall, Jr., who is trav-
cling for the Liggett & Myers Tobac'
co Co, and makes his headquarters
at Fort Dodge, is home enjoying q
visit with his parents and friends.
Mrs. Galusha Thomas departed Fri
day evening for COshacton, Ohio.
summoned by telegram TO the death
bed of her only sister. Mrs. Mary
Ann Edwards, a former resident here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Homer and son
Harry, who were summoned 10 state
Center by the death and funeral 81
Mr.. Homer's fatLer, Daniel Homer
have returned to their home on South
First street.
Tom Davis, who has been visiting
al home. left this morning for Des
Molnes. Mr.. Davis is on the road for
the John j. Bagley Tobacco Co. and
from Des Moines he goes TO ST. JOS
eph, Missouri, making the larger cities
In Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma. Tex
as and Missouri.
Saturday Globe: Messrs. F. W.
Glaze. jeff Harold, Ed Brewer, F. L.
Smith. Ed Haynes and Sumner Hayes
made a trip Sunday and called on two
old-time pioneers and Masons, who
are now aged and have been III de
clining health for some time-uncie
Robert Wharton, OF Jefferson town
ship. and George De Long, Of Scott
township. They had very enjoyabse
visit at each place. They found bOth
Gentlemen able TO be up. They nap
pened at the Wharton home just at
The dinner hour and they enjoyed the
luxury OF a bountiiul country dinner.
Both Mr. Wharton and Mr.. De Long
are members OF Tri-Luminar lodge
Of this city. and were pioneer MaSoha
In Mahaska county.
Sigourney Review: Burton Over.
turf. Charles Bosley and Ed Mcmillan
went 10 Oskaloosa Monday morning.
What Cheer Patriot: Chas. Lundy
went to OskalOosa Friday 10 visit his
mother. From there he will 90 10
Dies Moines.
Sigonrney Review: Mayor Is. '.
Sewers and c. ]. Fox. Supt. OF the
water works of Oska!oosa were in
Sigourney Monday on their way to
Cedar Rapids.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. T. II. Os.
borne returned home last week from
the hospital in OskalOosa and Is
steadily improving.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. S. w. Rich
ardson and daughter Dorothy went
10 OskaloOsa Friday for visit with
Mrs Don Howard.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Jane
Buffers OF Oskaloosa who has been
spending few days on business here,
went TO Gibson Monday.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. II. W
Dewintel returned 10 her hame in Os.
kaloosa Tuesday after a few days
visit with relatives here.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Finley Hen
derson whose residence is in Os
kaloosa, returned to her home Tues
day after a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. +. +. Henderson.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. n, +. Oh
iyerson of OskalOosa returned home
Monday morning after short yisi
IN SigOurney with her sister Mrs. Geo
Mullinnix
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. Jesse Gar
rett, OF 0skaloosa, was a pleasant
caller at the Patriot Office Saturday
He is a regular reader OF this papel
and lived near here once.
Fremont Gazette: DR.. j. w. Wra!
was in oskaloosa Thursday afternoon
where he attended the funeral OF Mrs
Coffin, wife OF DIR. T. z. Coffin. Tn,
dentists OF the county attended tn
funeral in a body.
Now Sharon Star. Rev Edwin LOT