The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-16
PERSONALS |
10 1899 SSSSSSS
tFrom saturday's Daily.


Phillip Knecht, of Davenport. was
with oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Miss Marian Evans, of Des Moines
is with Oskaloosa friends for a few
days
Carl Schuterman, of Des Moines
has been with Oskaloosa friends this
week.
Mrs. Anna Bogard went TO Ottum
wa To visit her sister Mrs. Pauline
Ritter
Miss Edna Wilder, OF Des Moines,
is visiting friends and relatives in
oskaloosa.
Rex Neil is down from Marshall.
town making q short visit with his
family and friends.
Mrs. John p. Hiatt was called to
Los Angeles, California, last night. on
account OF the serious Illness of her
sister, Mrs. DR. Trescott.
Casper Schenk, of Des Moines. was
in town today, coming to attend and
address a meeting of the local Pro.
gressiye party organization.
Mrs. c. w. Tumstall resumed her
position this morning at the Rock
Island lunch counter, after a very
pleasant months vacation, during
which time she visited in the south.
Delta Press: E. l.. Root went TO
Oskaloosa Iesday forenoon, where
he intended taking the knight Tenn
plar work in the evening, but his
mother was taken worse and he was
called home in an auto. Mrs. Willis
Utterback accompanied him.
Montezuma Republican: Line Boss
Martin and his assistants went TO Os-
kaloOsa Thursday night and Friday
and Saturday were cutting in on the
transmission line north of that point.
AS a consequence there was no day
current here Friday AMI S"tui lay.
Lyle, the three-yeaT-Old son of Mr..
and Mrs Bruce Billick, met with
painful accident at his home four
miles northeast Of the city, Wednes.
day evening by falling from wagon
and splintering the bone between the
ankle and the knee. The little fellow
is resting as well as can be expected.
+. G. Whetham, superintendent OF
the John II. Grier Hotel Co., was in
town Friday inspecting the John
Grier lunch stand in the Rock Island
depot, and he oomplimented the man
ager, Mr. L. w. Tumstall, on the neat
and clean appearance of the place.
Mr.. Whetham left this afternoon for
Dies Moines. and from there he goes
10 his home in Bureau, Illinois
Fremont Gazette: w. w. Wright,
OF Wright, was in town Thursday and
made this Office his usual call. Mr..
Wright is now Is years old and he
retains all his faculties TO remark.
able degree. He is a we'll educated
man, used to teach school in his
younger days, and after he settled on
a farm was the correspondent of the
county papers. fIe has fund OF in
formation which would prove mighty
interesting reading Ii he would only
put IL ia form to be published.
Communication from Harry McKen.
ma brings the information that he
has been advanced in the service OF
the Sioux City Journal to the position
Of the night editor, place that car
ries with il 4 nice salary increase.
Harry started with the Herald several
wears ago in the mechanical depart
ment, showed news gathering ability
and made good as a sports and police
court reporter. He accepted an Of
fer on the staff OF the Ottumwa COur'
Ter, was discovered by the Des MONIES
Capital, called TO the Omaha Bee and
next was taken charge OF by the big
paper Of the late George ID. Perkins,
mt Sioux City, and each change was a
promotion and advancement.
Delta Press: c. Ed Benan and
family, consisting of Edwin and Earl,
and Miss Aenid, who Is attending
Iowa Wesleyan college at Mt Pleas
ant. were given a farewell reception
al the Methodist Episcopal church IN
Delta Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beman have lived in Delta since 1900,
since which time they have taken &C.
tive part in the church and Sunday
school work, and it seemed fitting
that the church give the family fare.
well reception. AS a token OF the e3.
teen in which this family is held by
the church they were presented with
beautiful pearl handled carving set.
pleasing program was carried out
and was enjoyed by all present. Frap-
ne and waters were served as refresh
ments. Mr.. Beman and family hear
,ily appreciated this farewell gather
Ing before going to Oskaloosa to make
their future home, Ed being president
of The Peoples Trust & Savings bank.
a new bank just started since the
first of the wear The Press can re-
commend this family TO Oskaloosa
folks as being most estimable people.
The we'll wishes of their Delta friends
20 with them TO their new home.
.(From Mondays Datlyl
Peter Wright of Des Moines is Wis
iting Oskaloosa people few days.
James DeBoard was a business
passenger this morning to Des Moin-
es.
Mr.. Priest and win Jackley went
10 Bolton and Evans today on bust
ness.
WIN JackIey made business trip
10 BrsTy, Buxton and Tracey last
week
Henry Moeller, who visited in town
over Sunday. returned this morning
10 Davenport.
Walter Stanley went TO Des Moines
this morning TO commence Work IN
Ills new poston.
Bussey Record: Mr.. VIM. Deck. oil
Oskaloosa, was visiting friends here
the first of the week.