The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
PERSONALS (

lFrom saturday,s paily. ]

MODerly, Mo, on business mission
Ernest Taylor of 400 north ID st.
left Friday morning tor. Iowa, City
to attend summer school atq the 0Lp
of Iowa. -., ...
New Sharon Starr np Mrs.! Perry
Timbrell went to Uskaloosa yesteT
day to see her sister, Mrs Geo. LOuke
who is sick.
Knoxville Express: William van
Haaften, of Oskaloosa, visited last
week with his relatives here and in
Polk township.
Mrs. Geo. Roe and children, who
have been making their home at Ev-
ans, have moved to Blyth, where they
vii make their future home.
Marshalltown Times = Republican:
Mrs. 2. II. Marley, of Oskaloosa, who
formerly lived here, is in the city
for visit of few days with friends
Delta Press: Mrs. w. H. Blakely
returned the middle of last week from
Oskaloosa. Her granddaughter Sylvia
Blakely, accompanied her home for
visit.
The r. j. Baker family have moved
from their nome on A avenue to tenn
porary residence on Fourth avenue
east. Their home is to be remodeled
and improved. -.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Edna
day to visit relatives. She was &C.
companied as far as Grinnell by her
father, Luther Wheeler. a.
Blanchard Preston. who has been
visiting with his father. Judge Byron
w. Preston, left this morning for To-
wa City to attend summer school at
the University until the LIST of August
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lewis, and son
William. who have been enjoying a |
visit with relatives in Mahaska, and
keokuk counties, left yesterday af.
ternoon for their home in Cedar Rap
i'd.
0ttumwa Courier: Misses Grace |
and Ora Mccartney, who have been |
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ed Far
rington, 1926 Jennie street, have gone
to Oskaloosa where they will be the
guests of Mrs. l.. NJ Pepper
New Sharon Star: Mrs Lillian Col
vile and baby and her brother and
sister, HaZen and Kenneth Bryan, of
near Oskaloosa, have been visiting
their father, VIM. Bryan, and New
Sharon friends the past week
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Helm and twin
sons. Woodrow and Wilson, went to
Oskaloosa this morning to visit. Be-
fore returning Mr.. and Mrs. Helm
viii go to Albert Lea for a short
stay with relatives.
OF a young lady we'll known in
Oskaloosa, the Knoxville Express
says: Miss Ericca Brady departed
evening for Denver, where
shs will be united in marriage to
DIR. Rex at noon today, at the home
Of the grooms aunt
New Sharon Star: Horace Hawkins
Of Oskaloosa has been spending sew
eral days doing surveying in New
Sharon. He has just completed locat.
ing the lot lines for NJ. +. Watlands
Two properties and is today surveying
The DIR. Jno Ryan's residence prop.
,rty.
Howard Willard. who has been en-
toying a number of days with Oska-
oosa friends left this morning for |
Peoria, Illinois, to spend the summer I
With his father and sister. He has I
accepted a position there as Deputy :
Assessor Howard will stop over to. a
lay and Sunday in Rock Island al I
The home of his uncle, +. 4. Martin.
chief dispatcher of the Illinois divis.
ion of the c. r. /. & P. Railroad.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. NJ !
Bradbury and Mrs. Wilson returned G
asst week from Burlington where
hey visited relatives. Mrs. Wright, {
h. to 4. 4
from here left for her home at n
Waterloo The visit was shortened
by an accident to Harold Bradbury, G
son of Mrs. Bradbury, at Oskaloosa, :
who sustained a broken collar bone 3
ana other injuries while in the en-
Dloy of the street railway. Har-
I'D is a conductor and in taking the t
ar out of the shed he met with the
Mrs. M. Bradbury was e
Notified and returned from Burling-
on, leaving here Thursday for Os- n
xsloosa. Harold is not seriously in :,
'ured but will be incapacitated for /,
work for some time.
Dwight Mitchell was a passenger to y
Des Moines this morning. i
Miss Grace Magee, of Ais South h
hsb btiOSt. 10 opSuuIuB tHb udy WIFI
friends in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pennfield, of +
0es Moines, will be guests of Oska. h
oosa relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jackson has gone to
8ussey for weeks visit with her :
lister, Mrs. John Essling. u
T.. G. Flower. of Welsh. Louisiana,
irrived to-day to spend Sunday with
lis brother, Supt. o. P. Flower
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Snyder returned =
lome last evening from a two weeks L
1isit with relatives in Liberty, Mo.
]. w. Reynolds. fioorwalker In the \
-Rosenblatt Dry Goods store, 7
vas a business caller to-day at OF Il
umwa,
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Augustine and son 10
eft this morning for Olin, to spend s
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo NJ. II
stalker.
Jake Tinsley, of Leavenworth, Kan n
las. is guest at the aome of his Is
laughter. Mrs. Ben Hutton. GA Fourth !
venue west In
Prof and Mrs SIM Hadley, of SAB