The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09
PERSONALS

tFrom Mondays Daily)

VILE, spent SUNDAY al the parental
S. Vernon home.
Ralph Schillings, of Burlington, wa
in town for the Fourth and Sunda,
visit with Friends
H. Snuffin left Sunday morning fol
Cedar Rapids 10 join Mrs. Snufhn II
a visit with her parents.
Miss Hilda Coulson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Miss
Inez Coulson, in Des Moines
Ruth Stegner, of University Park
went Friday TO visit among friends II
Blue Earth and Wiona, MINI.
Messrs. A. H. Motsch and w. J. Rey
nolds spent the Fourth at Cone Lake
near Muscatine, fishing for bass.
Mrs. Lafayette Messersmith and
Mrs. l.. Leeper, of this city, left Fri
day for Peoria, H., TO visit relatives.
John Curran, of st. Agnes Academ
Alliance, Nebr., is here spending his
vacation with his uncle, ThOs. Cur.
ran.
f. F. Guthrie left Thursday after
noon over the c, r. | & p. for Den
yer, where he will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Lofiand and
friends left Friday afternoon in Mr..
Lofland's new 7-passenger car for Des
Moines, where they spent the Fourth.
Abba Union: Miss Helen Yale, OF
Oskaloosa and Misses Blanche and
Gladys Chambers, of Ottumwa, are
new operators at the telephone eX'
change,
Mrs. Ralph p. Wilson. OF South
Third street, left Friday for Mon
mouth Illinois, to meet Mr.. Wilson,
who has been promoted TO train mast
er AT Monmouth.
Paul Noel left Saturday morning
for Burlington on a two days trip.
city for several weeks, returned Sat
Fort Madison, and returned by the
way of Rock Island.
Knoxville Journel: Mrs. Emma
Hunt, of Oskaloosa, is here for an
extended visit with the family of her
son, F. B. Hunt of the early morning
Rock Island train crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsay and
daughters, Miss Dick Ramsay and
Mrs. Walter Carrick and son Charley,
returned Friday evening from Bidwell
where they went in their car.
Mrs. John Whistler, of Gibson. who
was here attending the reunion OF
the Okey family and spending few
days with friends and relatives here, |
returned Friday TO her home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hixon, who has been
receiving medical attention in this
city for several weeks, retudned Sat
urday TO her home in Wayland. Mrs.
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proved.
Abba Republican: MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Madison, who have just sold their
farm near Oskaloosa were in Abba
Tuesday and were endeaVoring to
purchase forty acres close in to the
city limits.
DR.. and Mrs. B. O. Jerrel drove TO |
Mt Pleasant Saturday in their new |
touring car. Taking their children |
who had been visiting at Mt. Pleasant |
they went on to Keokuk 10 see the big !
water-poWer dam.
Abba Union: Wiley Fall has sold !
his farm OF 100 acres to E. f. Ivesof |
Oskaloosa. Ii is one of the best farms
in Monroe county and the owner will !
keep ii up TO its present standard OF
production and cultivation.
T. J. Ray left Friday for the old /
home town in Tennessee to attend to |
some business matters which will |
take u couple OF weeks. Mrs. Ray
accompanied him far as Keokuk |
where she will visit until his return.
Montezuma Republican: The Sun. |
day school convention at Barnes City |
was largely attended Sunday. Mr.. !
Howell and Mr.. Kelsey of Oskaloosa, |
brought us a splendid message and !
Mr.. Barnhouse's music on cornet wa" |
enjoyed by all present.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Byron Har-
ris and Miss Bobby left yesterday for |
Hayden, Routt County, Colorado, TO |
make their future home. Many |
friends in this city will regret the re-
moval OF the Harris family to Colo.
RADIO. but will wish for them all hop. |
piness in their western home.
Knoxville Journal: Elmer Jones, J
of the Hanks stores took little spin !
on his motorcycle Sunday, leaving |
Knoxville between 8 and 10 o'clock. |
He did not start any place in particu-
lar, but during his two and one-half |
hours absence was in Oskaloosa, re- |
turned by way of Pella and was home !
in time for 1890 o'clock dinner. !
Boys do 60 some these days. eh?
Al Timmons, OF Charlton, spent
Sunday with Oskaloosa friends.
Miss Irene Farmhouse is visiting in |
sigourney with her friend, Miss Vera
Moore.
Miss Alice Bennett was home from |
Des Moines Saturday at the parental
NJ. +. Bennett home.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Towle and daughter, !
Miss Margaret, of Chicago, are guests
at the J.. l.. Milligan home.
Miss Lydia Sindler, OF st. Louis, is
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and MIS-.
A. F.. Motsch. OF 40 Second avenue
east
Miss Lottie Edison came down from
Des Moines Friday TO spend her sum
mer vacation with her father, Frank
Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cruzen at
tended the 800 mile auto races at
Sioux City and report most delight
ful trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Bowles, OF Clar.
india, came over In their auto Satur-
day and visited her mother, Mrs.
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