The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-20
/ PERSONALS 1

(From Saturdays Daiiy.l


old home in st. Paul, where ne will
visit over Sunday.
Harry X. Baker, of Kansas City
is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. ID. Snl'
der, on North Taird street.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. D. T
Stockman and daughter Helen went
to Oskaloosa Monday morning.
Brighton Enterprise: Miss Olive
Fox has returned from visit at the
w. A. Brady home in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Bert
Edwards was in town Tuesday on her
way home to 0skaloosa from Barnes
City.
T. Pardecooper and H. Saddler mo-
tored over last evening from Pella
and spent a few hours with friends
here.
Miss Pearle Snider, deputy county
recorder, has returned to her duties
after vacation spent with friends IN
Marshalltown.
Fremont Gazette; Mr.. and Mrs. +.
i. McKibben went to Oskaloosa, Fri
day for a short visit at the George
Wheeler home.
Mrs. H. V. Henness and baby went
TO Ottumwa this morning to visit
over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Grips.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. II.
f. Rowland of Chicago who attended
the Creswell funeral went to oska-
loosa Tuesday, to visit for few days
Miss Marie Humeston, of Union,
Ia. arrived In the city at noon today
for an extended visit with her cousin
Miss Hazel Burke, 207 Third avenue
East.
Ralph T. Brown, of Burlington, al
ter a short visit with his cousin. Ed
gar Brown, left this morning for Chi
cago to visit his brother, A. ..
Brown.
Fremont Gazette: Erwin Wheeler
of Oskaloosa returned home Friday
after a couple of days visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NC
Kibben.
Mrs, Ethel Gum Lau, formerly OF
this city, but now residing in Des
Moines, is a guest at the home of her
friend, Miss Pearl Rose, of 40l South
A street.
Homer E. White and Roy c. Gillett
returned this morning from Altoona,
where they have been playing with
the seth regiment band at the Al
toona caautauqua-
Russell G.. Kelly, of Quincy, Ill, Is
visiting over Sunday with his friend
Walter Roberts, and leaves Monday
for Helena, Mont, to make an extend
ed visit with his uncle.
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Werner and cousin Miss Laura Feigs
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. J. c. Fisher
and to attend Chautanqua.
Newton Journal: Mrs. Frank Glenn
snts and son, William, went to Oska-
ioosa today where they will visit a
week Or ten days in the home OF her
sister, Miss Leona McMurray.
W. ]. Rausch, manager of the
Frankel Dry Goods Co., leaves tonight
over the c. B. & Q. for New York
City, where he goes on three weeks
buying trip to the eastern markets.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. David
Eckenbom ethel Dixon). Of Oskaloo-
sa. spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. II. G. Dixon and other relatives
in this city and returned home Thurs
day.
Montezuma Republican: Rath &
Scoville traded their shoe stock Mon
day night to Smith and Hall Of Us
kaloosa and In the trade got an auto
mobile. The stock Is being shipped tc
Hedrick.
Ralph Burnside, of Raymond, Wash
ingtrn. president of the Willapaug.
Timber company, terminated a brie
visit with his mother and many
friends here, and departed last even
ing for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c E Wilson, Of 70.
North Market street, went TO Ottum
wa this morning Mr.. Wilson goe'
TO attend to some business affairs anC
Mrs. Wilson will spend few day:
with relatives.
Art Strouse, employed in the Office
of the American Express company
leaves this evening for Minneapoli'
on a short pleasure trip and a visi
with his cousins at their hoEse in thu
larger OF the Twin Cities.
Earl Evans, conductor on tn
Country Club line, left Friday even
ing on a three weeks vacation to Den
yer and other Colorado uoints OF In
terest On the return trip he VII
visit with relatives In Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Steddom, daugf
ters, Miss Laura and Miss Myrtle
and sons Henry and Milo, leave u
night over the NJ. & st. L. on a tire
weeks pleasure and sightseeing tri
10 Yellowstone National Park.
Misses Grace NJ, and Lena L. Row
departed today for pleasure trip
st. Louis, Mo-, Centralia, Illinois, the
10 Aylesworth villa at Lakeside, Mic
igan, and home by way Of ChicagI
spending few days at each place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Woodin and fan
ny, who have been spending sever;
weeks at their summer home, 18th
Elms," on North Market street extel
sion, left Friday afternoon via III
c. r. I. & p. for their home in Cd
eago. ,r
F.. II. Kremer, after a pleasai
months vacation In New York Cit
arrived In Oskaloosa Friday eyenir
and Is back again at his position ;
conductor on the c. r. I. & P. pa
senger train No. 40 and 449 runniI
from Evans 10 Rock Island.
Mrs. Bert Hines has returned fro