The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29
PERSONALS !;

lFrom saturday's Daily.

Harley Helm, who is student a
Penn College went TO Des Moines thit
morning TO visit over Sunday witt
friends
Prof. Charles Griffith, instructor il
piano at the Penn Music Department
IS spending the day with friends in
ottumwa
Sigourney News: Mrs. Dwight Be
man of Oskaloosa spent Sunday il
Sigourney at the paternal John Wit
tetoe home.
j. E, Hoover of Creston, Iowa, is
spending a few days in Oskaloosa
attending 20 business and visiting
with friends.
Mrs. H. L. Mitchell OF What Cheer
was visitor Friday with her aunts,
Mrs Z. Pearl and Mrs. NJ. Thomas of
First avenue west
Miss Anna Penders of 307 Third
avenue east, went TO Davenport this
morning for weeks visit with
friends in that city and in Rock Is.
land
Miss Laura Gibbons of AIS south B
street, left Saturday morning over
the III e. st. L. for Waterloo, where
she will be a weekend guest of
friends. ...
Pella Booster: Mrs. ]. Blommers
and son visited in Oskaloosa Monday
afternoon with Mrs Chris LeCocQ of
New Sharon who is. in the hospital
at that place.
Art 0ppenheimer, proprietor of tho
Golden Eagle and Oppenheimer
Stores, leaves tonight via the C. B. &
NIB hla n
business trip.
Harold Dodds, Glenn Billick, Ben
Lewis, Dwight Williams, Harry Rob.
erts and Harry Whitmore are in Iowa
City today attending the Iowa Mime
sofa football game.
Mrs r. NJ. Wells and Daughter Mrs
Ethel Wells Lyle and children went
10 Valley Junction this afternoon for
a few days visit at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. McWilliams.
A. H. Scott who is on the road rep.
resenting the Prouty Wholesale Gro
Gerry Co, went to Des Moines this
morning to make business call at
the headquarters in the Capitol
City"
After spending year at Wausau.
kee, Wis, Albert Stanton and family
have returned to good old Iowa and
are now residing at 631 north Mar.
ket street In the spring they expect
TO move back to their farm east OF
Oskaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Furnald and son |
who have been residing at 615 Sixth |
avenue east, will terminate their res. |
idence In this city Monday and leave |
xrt1 4 n, Far hafv TV,f,a
home at Palatka, Florida. Many !
friends will wish them success and |
happiness In their new home.
Mrs. T. r. Jones, who has been !
visiting at the home of her daughter, |
airs. Dick Penders, of 312 north Bird |
street, has returned via the c. r. l. !
q r TO her home in Dowagiac, Mich |
igan. Miss Agnes DuVall, who has |
been guest of her friend, Mrs. Rich
ard Psnders, returned the middle Of
the week TO her home in Dowagiac.
Mrs. C. L. Kennedy of Eldon ar
rived today to visit over Sunday with
ner husband, c. c. Kennedy, who is
conductor on the c. r. T. G. p. pas
senger trains, Nos 449.450 running
from Evans to Rock Island. Conduc, !
tor Kennedy is relieving Conductor
Kremer who is making a visit with
his family at his home in Kansas
City.
Miss Ada B. Williams of 116 Sixth
avenue east, left this morning for
Davenport where she will be a guest
over Sunday of Mrs. John Alphs. Miss
Williams will visit her brother Nah
Ion, who is playing solo clarinet with
George Evans Honey Boy Minstrel.
A number of Oskaloosa friends OF i
Mahlon went TO Ottumwa Thursday L
to attend the Minstrel report a fine
entertainment.
Pella Booster: Last Monday after
noon occurred the marriage of Miss +
Emma Wheeler of Oskaloosa to Mr..
Henry Brouwer of this city. The GER
emonies we're performed at the home
OF the bride in the presence of a
number of relatives and friends. The
groom is we'll known In this city and /
he and his bride have the best wishes l.
of all their future happiness. The
young people Immediately commenc. Il
ed housekeeping in the property OF
the groom on West Franklin street.
j. j. Newlin, OF Ackworth, is
among the Penn Day visitors.
lOWa lily nepuDliCdu. w. r. 0tSu- h
dom, of oskaloosa, Is visiting friends
in tae city today.
Delta Press: Mrs. NJ. T. Utter.
back and daughter Doris, were Oska
loosa callers Monday.
Delta Press: Ralph Dunn and i
wife returned Monday morning from !
q few days visit with relatives at
Oskaloosa
Delta Press: Three Of Delta's
most distinguished citizens, Col. Hick
Knox, Elmer Root and DR.. Stirlin,
went to Oskaloosa on last Wednes-
day to Join TIE Shriners, the work
being put on by the Davenport Shrin-
ers. 4
Delta Presa Mrs. Yahnke return
ed Monday morning to her home at
Ollie after weeks visit at the home |
oil her parents, ID. Bucher and wife,
ard with other relatives Mr. and
Mrs Butcher. Mrs. Frank Dickson
and Mrs. Yahnke were callers at |
OskalooEa last Friday.
Wayland News: Mrs. Hixaon was
brought TO her home Monday even
ing. Since leaving the hospital at |
Cskaloosa Mrs. Hixson has been
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