The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
PERSONALS /,

(From saturday,s Daily.l

lainS Tor a lew days.
Robert II. Williams, chairman Stat
Prohibition Central Committee, wen
to DeS Moines this morning.
Miss Winifred Garrett, of COS Soutl
Market street, went to Ottumwa to
day to visit over Sunday with friends
Harry c. Atherton, of Popular, Mon
tana spent Friday with Oskaloosi
friends and left this morning for st
Louis.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. John Whit
mer went to Oskaloosa Thursday fol
visit with her daughter, Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. F. Dewitt.
Frank Barlow, of Omaha, who has
been looking after some real estate
deals in the city this week, left this
morning for Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Tomkins. of Fort
Dodge, spent Friday night with her
friend, Miss Helen Scott, and left this
morning for Ottumwa
Art Oppenheimer, proprietor of the
Golden Eagle and Oppenheimer stores
arrived home Saturday from New
York City, where he has been on a
goods buying trip.
Among the possible homecomers to
the Mahaska County Fall Festival,
not heretofore mentioned are Wilbur
Iargart, OF Fargo, North Dakota, and
Miss lneZ Targart, of Des Moines.
Miss Anna Greenway and friends,
OF Des Moines, will arrive in the city
this evening to attend a week end
house party at the parental Al E..
Greenway home, 4l6 North A street
M f.
young son Ray, of Orange City, Iowa,
who have been visiting with Mr..
Young's cousin, F. l.. Young and fam
lily, left this morning for Rock Island,
Illinois.
Miss Florence Barnett, of Mars
shalltown, enjoyed few hours visit
with friends in the city Friday, while
enroute to Ottumwa, where she goes
to make a weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Helene Greenway, who is en-
ployed in the Offices of one of the
large insurance companies in Des
Moines, arrived Thursday evening to
spend her vacation at the parental
Alfred E. Greenway home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Carter and
children, of Bloomington, Illinois. ter
minated a weeks visit at the home
of 9. ID. Holmes and family, and left
Friday afternoon for Keokuk to visit |
with Mrs. Carriers father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam T. Gay, of near
Lacey, arrived home Friday morning |
from near Kirksville, Missouri where |
they have been attending the wedding |
OF friend, Mr.. Arthur Scott to Miss |
Ella Sponsler, which took place at
high noon Wednesday, September 90.
Information reaches the city of a
call extended to the Rev. Alfred Cave,
of the Congregational church of Os-
kaloosa to tine pastorate of the First
Congregational church at Sedalia, Mo. |
to fill the vacancy caused by the res.
ignation of the Rev. Harold Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Wilson and
children, of Burnett, Wisconsin, who
Il VITA friends and relatives in Ma
Iaska and Polk counties, left this
for Jacksonville, Florida,
where they will spend the winter with
Mr.. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Wilson.
Bloomington Qll) Bulletin: Hopes
for another championship basket ball
team went up with a rush yesterday
when Howard Willard and Ross
Ross Brown, of Oskaloosa, appeared
on the North Side campus and an.
nounced their intention of entering
the local institution. Both of these
men were stars on the Penn college |
team together and as both have just
one year in college, they will be eli
Co. ID tD.ra
Willard is a star forward and Brown |
was picked by every critic in Iowa as
the best guard in the state two years |
is member of the Phi Alpha Delta |
and Brown is pledged to
the same Greek letter society.
Washington Journal: Mrs. John |
Bryson came home this morning from |
where she had been visit |
ing.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. VIM.
Burke returned home Thursday from |
a visit with relatives in Abba and Os
kaloosa.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. A. w. Saun |
ders spent Monday in Oskaloosa with
her father. Chas. Blancheon who is in
very poor health.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Min
ME Taylor. we understand expects to
leave in a few weeks for Oskaloosa
to make her home.
Delta Press: c. o. Darland, of Os- |
kaloosa, was here the first of the |
week in the interest of The Mission
Home, at Oskaloosa.
Delta Press: Miss Tessie Nye, who
Is attending Penn College at Oska-
loosa came down Friday afternoon
for visit with her home folks.
Mrs. Laura Lewis of Denver and
Mrs. Emma Lane of Shawnee, Okla
homa, have returned to their homes
after a visit with their brother, Chris
Winter.
THE Cat and the Fiddle"
Theatrical troup which has been on
the road since August 16 of this sea
son. and which played in Des Moires
passed through this city |
yesterday enroute to 0ttumwa. /
New Sharon Star: Roy Barrows,
linotype operator on the Oskaloosa
Herald, and his wife we're among the
fair visitors Wednesday and were en-
tartained at the Dunshee home