The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
/ PERSONALS

lFrom Saturdays Daily.)

is seeing Oskaloosa people today.
Carl Medefesser of Des Moline
called on Oskaloosa friends yestel
day.
Dick Caldwell was business pas
senger Friday morning to Washing
ton.
o. F. Schee went to Des Moine
Friday morning to transact SOM
business.
Mrs Ray Van der Pool of Daven
port is visiting with town relative:
and friends this week.
Richland Clarion: Albert Reed, o
Oskaloosa, spent New Years day with
his mother, Mrs. Celia Reed, in this
city.
Mrs. Frank Souter, after enjoying
short visit in the city, returned
Friday morning to her home in Rose
Hill
Richland Clarion: Walter Craw-
ford, of Oskaloosa, returned home
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Snyder, of San
Antonio, Texas are guests at the
home of their nephew, w. S. Birney,
No. 800 north Fourth street.
Herbert Padgett departed Thurs
day evening for Phoenix, Arizona,
where he will spend several weeks
visiting and seeing the country.
Richland Clarion: Miss Lula Green
went to Oskaloosa, Saturday, to visit
with friends before returning to her
school wor~ at Drake University.
Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Brady, of Oskaloosa, visited at the
A. c. Brady home and attended the
Watch party given by the Womans
Club
Montezuma Republican: Liebert
Cruzen, of Oskaloosa, arrived Mon
day to visit at the J. B. Gorsuch
nome. He and Mrs. Gorsuch are
cousins.
Abba Republican: After spending
the holidays with her friend, Mrs.
Inez Druett,, Mrs. A. L. Tenant and
daughter, Dorothy, have returned to
their home in Oskaloosa.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. Mary
Baines of Oskaloosa was in Sigour-
ney Tuesday morning on her way
home from a visit with her daughters
in Bell Plain and Marion.
Knoxville Journal: VIM. Van Haaf-
ten. of Oskaloosa, formerly in the res
tauTant business here, was in town
last week visiting with the family of
his father-inlaw, w. |. Williamson.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Eva
jackson. of Oskaloosa, Iowa, we'll
known singer, arrived on Saturday
night and is assisting Rev. Blagg in
the revival services at the NJ. Z.
Church.
Dwight Johnson and bride return
er this week from their trip south to
several points of interest among
which was a visit to the Mammoth
Cave of Kentucky, to Louisville and
ST. Louis.
Keota Eagle: S. s. Wright was in
Oskaloosa over Friday night attend
ing the organization of Geo. McCar-
TVS new bank. Mr.. Wright owns thir-
ty shares of its stock which he
bought at $1.20.
Abba News: DR.. and Mrs. J. I.
Holsclaw spent New Years at the
X. l. Mitchell home in Oskaloosa,
where they were joined by their
daughter Mrs. Chas. Mitchell and
family of Grinnell
Sigourney Review: Albert Feckley
of Sigourney went to Oskaloosa We'd
nesday to get his new Studebaker
car for which he has the agency. He
was accompanied by his brother-in-
Law, Herman Funk.
Miss Amanda Rogers many
friends will be glad to know that
she is recovering, though slowly, from
an operation, which she underwent
some eight or ten days ago at the
Oskaloosa Hospital for appendicitis.
Knoxville journal: Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. White and baby, of OskaloOsa,
spent the latter part of last week at
the parental A. NJ. Maddy home. Mrs.
White will be best remembered by
her maiden name of Miss Eunice
Maddy.
Mcntezuma Republican: Mrs. w.
NJ. Cunningham returned this week
from Oskaloosa where she spent Sun
day with relatives. She was accom-.
panied home by Margaret and Robert
Ryan, who had been spending the
holidays at Oskaloosa.
r. W. Davis, who has been living
at the Soldiers Home at Marshall
town for the last seven months,
was down on business and seeing
his many friends. Mr. Davis return
ed to the home today. His wife is
also there with him, and they think
the home a nice and comfortable
place for the old veterans and their
wives.
Anent the coming marriage of
former OskalOOsa boy-a son of the
late w. G. and Mrs. Sheppard, the
Los angeles California; Sunday
Times has this: Miss Edna MacDon.
aid, the bride-to-be of Harold B.
Sheppard of La Jolla, was the hon
oree at a luncheon and miscellan-
eous shower given at the Sierra Mad
re club in Los Angeles Tuesday af-
ternoon. by her sisters, Mrs. Henry
Y. Smith and Mrs. Douglas Muir A
shower bouquet of pink enchantress
carnations conferred the table, and
smilax was festooned on the snowy
cloth. Handlimned cards adorned
with Cgpids marked covers for Mrs.
r. y. Rhodes of Coyina. Mrs. Norman
Rowe of Hollywood, Mrs. r. H. Clark
OF Pasadena, Mrs. +, J. Stanley of