The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-11
! PERSONALS

(From Saturdays Daily.)


Mrs. Sarah Rhine returned Frida!
frGm. Lincoln and Omaha, Nebraska
w6ere she has been visiting friends.
Paul Comfort. son of Rev. Comfort
living on the Carbonate road, is sui
fering from an attack of appendicitis
A F. Deck, the Jersey cattle man
hag purchased new automobile
which his son Homer is learning to
run.
Delta Press: Paul and Bruce Math,
ew, of Oskaloosa have been visiting
relatives and friends here the past
weef
A. { Watkins. of Kansas City, Mo.
left TIL morning for Chicago, after
spending the week VITA relatives in
this city.
Max Workman returned Friday
evening from Ames, where he has
just completed his freshman year in
the college.
Guy Weatherwax. of Des MoineS,
came home last evening to spend
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gu' WeatheTwaX.
Delta Press: Alma Bollinger went
TO Oskaloosa Monday for a visit of
a week or ten days at the home of
her uncle. Mark Beach.
Frank Barden is home from Sioux
City, where he has been in attend
ance at the state meeting of the har-
ness dealers association.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. L. B.
Walker returned to her home at Os-
kalosa Monday after a visit with her
friends near What Cheer
DIR. J. NJ. McClelland delivered the
commencement address at the grad
uating exercises of the high school at
North English last evening.
Paul Sewers, of South NJ street,
left this morning for Clear Lake,
where he will enjoy two weeks out
Ing at the Sewers cottage.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. C. S. |
Ragan and son left Friday for Oska-
loBa TO visit relatives. From there
they go to Omaha. Nebraska.
r. W. Looms. OF Clarence, Mo-. is |
making few days visit with friends |
la this city and leaves Monday for !
Minnesota to visit with relatives.
Montezuma Republican: f. T. Ives.
Of Oskaloosa, former resident of |
y.
From here he went TO Lynnville on
real estate business.
w. Il. Gleason returned Friday |
night from Marshalltown. where he
has been making a months call visit
ing with relatives and getting famil |
lar with the floral business.
Mrs G.. NJ Brown and daughter |
Helen Brown, of Sigourney, are spend |
ing Saturday and Sunday in this city |
with Mrs. Browns sisters, Mrs. S. w. |
White and Mrs. J. p. Dodds.
Delta Press: Miss Marie Roop Of
Oskaloosa came down Saturday for a |
visit at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Il. Il. Phelps. Mr.. Phelps and family |
drove to OskaIoosa Sunday afternoon
Miss RoOp accompanying them
Miss Olive l.. Ryan, who has clos
ed a successful years work at Laurel |
has returned to this city after ten
days visit at Marshaltown, Hardy,
RepwiCk, Algona and Wesley. with
her brother, Prof. Chas. " Ryan.
What Cheer Patriot: The follow
ing we're guests at the Geo. Horras !
home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Will
HOrras of Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ball, of Delta, Judge Mccoy
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Else and two
daughters of Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Rev. !. NJ.
MCClelland. pastor of NJ. L. church
Of Oskaloosa. and wife and daughters
we're in What Cheer Thursday on
their way to Lone Iree where Mr..
McClelIand delivered the commence
ment address Thursday night.
Miss Kathryn Zuloff, who has been
a guest for few days of her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph |
Stumps. at 519 First avenue East
went TO Ottumwa Friday afternoon for
a short visit before returning to her
hume in Los Angeles, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Henley and |
children, who have been spending
number of days visiting relatives
and friends In Mahaska and KeOkuk |
counties, left this morning by way
of Des Moines. where they will spend |
SUNDAY and then return TO their home
In Siouy City.
Earl and Homer Kellogg, sons of
Ird Kellogg. of North Z street, will |
go to Colorado soon to help Geo. !
Hairs develop some mining property !
he owns out there EarlS wife will
come to the parental Geo. Tatum !
home on A avenue East, for a visit |
before going TO Colorado.
Delta Press Rev and Mrs. Heath
went TO Oskaloosa Tuesday, where
at 2 o'clock at the home of the bride s
mother. Rev. Heath performed the
ceremony which joined the lives of
Miss Elva Jackson and Rev. VIM.
Odell, of the Knoxville circuit. The
bride has visited at the Heath home
several times during the past two
years, and was loved by all who met
her for her beautiful character and
personality. Friends here extend
hearty congratulations.
Rev Fred Palmer wife and family
Of Denver Colo. we're in town today
calling upon oldtime friends. Mrs.
Palmer and children will be at the
parental Harlan home In What Cheer
while Mr.. Palmer goes on TO Boston
TO attend the national meeting of the
Baptist association. Rev. Palmer is
superintendent of the Baptist organi.
zation for tae state of Colorado and
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