The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26
PERSONALS
From Saturdays Daily.J


week.
Lovilia Press: Jonathan Madd
was looking after business matters i
Oskaloosa Friday.
Lovilia Press: Walter Bennett wa
a business visitor in Oskaloosa, FIR
day afternoon OF last week.
Keota Eagle: Miss Maude Erdic
visited her Oskaloosa relatives iron
Saturday night until Tuesday.
Montezuma Republican: A. c. Nc
Gill went 10 Oskaloosa Thursday oil
business, returning on Friday.
SigOurney Review: II. II. KLINE
and wife spent Sunday in Oskaloos;
AT the home of their daughter, Mrs
d. b. Howard.
Washington Press: Mrs. T. J. viii
son returned to her home at Oska
loosa Saturday after visit here
with relatives. 'r
Pella Booster: Miss Nell johnson
was entertained last thursday and
Friday at the home of Miss Fay Cruz
en- at Oskal0osa.
Sigourney Review: Misses Ida, Der
tina and Marie Parks came in Satur'
day from Oskaloosa for visit with
their sister Minnie.
Washington Press: Mrs. A. r. Moon
and daughter Isabel, who were Wis.
iting at the Ray Page home returned
10 OskaloOSa Monday.
Keota Eagle: John and Glenn Nc.
Nurlen started for Canada Friday
evening Their father accompanied
them as far as Oskaloosa.
Mrs. ]. II. Noller of Mankato, Kan
sas, is here for two weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. d. l.. Summer,
1902 Second avenue west.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. A c. Erdice
of Oskaloosa was the guest of Keota
relatives here from Tuesday even
ing until Wednesday evening.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. James
Glass of Oskaloosa returned home
Monday morning after q visit near
SigOurney at the Dan Devine home.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Rookie
Teller returned TO her home at Os-
kaleOsa last Saturday after a pleas
ant visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Jno. Cooley and family.
What Cheer Chronicle: George
Paul went To Sisourney last Thurs.
day morning and attended TO some
business, and from there he went 10
Oskaloosa and attended the bankers
meeting.
What Cheer Chronicle: J. Z. Flew
yelling, one of the publishers OF the
Oskaloosa Times. was in town Tues
day and made this office a pleasant
call. He was on his way to Barnes
City
Fairfield Tribune: Mrs. John RumOr
Who was called to Oskaloosa by the
death of Mrs. +. L. Blackburn, return
ed home Wednesday. She was &C
ompanied home by Mr. Blackburn and
Two little children.
Miss Garrett Saylor has returned
from a weekend visit at the Roy j.
Ramsay home in Knoxville. While
there she was the guest OF honor at
several affairs among them being a
dinner given by her hostess, Mrs.
Ramsay, a luncheon by Mrs. Robert
Ramsay and a dancing party at the
DR.. Weiss home.
What Cheer Chronicle: J. L. Nit.
chell, VIM. BOnsall and Frank Hard
ing TOOK the morning Northwestern
passenger for OskilOosa last Thurs
day to attend a meeting of the Dis
trict Bankers. A big banquet was
held in the evening. The new cur
reRcy and income tax laws were dis
cussed by gentlemen OF note.
Newton Record: Blair Haun, a
Newton boy and a graduate OF the
Newton High School, but who has
been for some time employed as
pharmacist in the drug store OF
Green & Bentley, at Oskaloosa,
WAS married in that city last Fri
day evening TO Miss Nina Carbon OF
Oskaloosa. Rev. McClelland OF the
N. E. church performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Haun has many friends in New
ton who will wish him and his bride
many years OF happiness together.
Washington Press: Mrs. II. s. Cook
went TO Oskaloosa Tuesday morning
in response to the news that her
mother, Mrs. Hannah Hickey, who is
ninety -four years old. had fallen and
fractured her hip. She has been
very active woman for one OF her
age, even working in the garden two
hours each day during last summer.
She was just STOPPING over to pick
up something from the floor when
she fell with the above serious re-
silt.
Fort Madison Democrat: The South
eastern Iowa Glorious. a society oil
the Episcopal clergy, met in Fort
Madison yesterday. A service and
meditation was held at ST. Luke's
church in tne morning and a discus
sion was held during the afternoon al
the rectory. Owing TO illness and 9TH
err reasons for unavoidable absence
the attendance was small, there being
but three rectoTs here from elsewhere
10 meet with DR.. Rudd, they being
Or. Thomas Horton of Oskaloosa, DR.
II. G.. Jones of Burlington and Dr
George Long of Warsaw, Ill.
Liston Koogler was caller Friday
in the city from Fremont.
Dan Sutton, OF Cleveland, Ohio
was IN the city Friday on business.
Irving e. Johnson was a business
passenger Friday afternoon TO Sig
Quincy.
Miss Lois Dean went to Marshall
town this morning for a weeks yisi
with friends,
Hon. w. |. Beans went TO Sigour
uey Friday afternoon 10 see abou
business interests.
o. w. Foster, OF Omaha, was Il
,s.. i.gf auaniuU and left fhi