The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
PERSONALS

tFrom saturday's Daily.O

week.
Mrs. c. Deutschmann of 3O4 north
Market street has been spending a
few days in Mount Pleasant this
week.
Mrs. J. II. Hauser went to Wash.
ington this morning to spend Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. John Rob
eTtU.
Miss Ida Wills of MarshalItown is
u guest for a few days OF her friends
Miss Fairy Linsley and Miss Besse
Brown.
Pella Booster: Mrs. J. Sybenga ant
Miss Dora Sybenga are visiting
friends in Oskaloosa and taking in
the Festival.
Des Moines Tribune: Mrs. E.
Smith of Arlington avenue will at
tend the Homecoming at Oskaloosa,
Iowa, this week.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Ethel Dick
ey of Oskaloosa came down Sunday
and spent the day with her mother
Mrs. Z. Dickey.
Mrs. Charles Hargraves of New
Sharon has been enjoying the week
in Oskaloosa, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. Emuel r. Briggs.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Esther
Howarton who is attending college
in Oskaloosa, spent sunday with
home folks near Frederick.
James Matthews of Storm Lake is
spending a few days in the city visit,
ing with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mat
thews, GOA Sixth avenue west.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Minnie Ander
son OF Oskaloosa arrived here Satur.s
day afternoon for few days visit al
the home of her brother VIM. c. Var
Nark.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Grace Ellis
was operated upon Monday at Alb
bott's hospital in Oskaloosa for ap.
pendicitis. At last report she was get.
ting along very nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Copeland of Des
Moines, Mrs Carrigan, of Grinnell
and Mrs. Taylor of Montezuma, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. w. B. Al
exander of sos North Third street.
Rumor has it that a prominent
young business man, of Ottumwa, is
soon to lead one of Oskaloosa's beau.
tiful young ladies to the marriage
altar. Whom do you guess she is?
Mrs. w. J. Perkins of 609 First ave
nue. east, arrived home Friday from
Keokuk where she was a guest at
the wedding of her niece, Miss Madge
Roberts, to Mr.. Steward Gibson OF
Red Oak.
Charles L. Davis leaves Sunday
morning on six weeks business
trip in southeastern Iowa. represent.
ing the John J. Bagley Tobacco Co.,
of Detroit He will make his head.
quarters at Oskaloosa.
F. B. Gordon, formerly of this city
but now residing at Hedriok, and
daughter, Mrs. DIR. Earl Addington,
Of Marengo, we're guests Friday OF
Mr.. Gordon's sister, Mrs. John X.
Lindsey. 407 south Third street.
John j. Jeanette, who has been
playing in the "jerk-Out horn" sec
tion of the Iowa Brigade band during
the Fall Festival, and who is a mu
stefan Of exceptional ability. return
ed Friday morning to his home at
Marshalltown.
Visitors for the week at the Mrs.
G. c. McDonough home, 213 north
Eighth street, were Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. McDonOugh and son Claude,
and Miss Gladys Foster of Kirkville;
Miss Ferne Sparks of Delta, and Mrs
Frank Wilson of What Cheer.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs Lizzie Ar
mold and her three little girls who
have been here visiting her mother,
Mrs, Criswell went TO Oskaloosa on
Monday, for a weeks visit with her
brother, nenry Criswell and family
before returning to her home at Web
steI City.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. e
and Florence and Homer Lyle, o.
Oskaloosa, drove down one day last
week and spent the day visiting Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Pomeroy, north OF
town. This was Mr.. Collins first visit
TO this part of the county and he was
favorably impressed with the splend
i'd farm land in this community.
Capt Chas. S. Wells and wife OF
Knoxville VINO have been in attend
andce at the Hornets Nest reunion il
Ottumwa came up yesterday to be
at the Fall Festival here and to re
new old acquaintance in the city
where, in the days gone by, they
we're well known and popular resi-
dents. They are guests at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. S. Reynolds.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
John d. Reynolds, formerly a well
known Marshalltown boy, and 70
several years machinist in the Iowa
Central shops here. returned to the
city Wednesday from Oskaloosa
where for five years he has been gen
eral foreman of the NJ & st. L
Roundhouse. Mr.. Reynolds has been
made erecting foreman in the shops
here, succeeding Chris Mitchell, who
was made general foreman a few
days ago, when c. w. Warcup waf
promoted from general foreman tc
master mechanic Of the eastern divis.
ion.
DR.. e. J. Lukens, of Abba, was an
attendant at the great fall festival.
Mrs. Blanche Schroeder, OF Abba,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. l.. Spooner.
Miss Minnie Van Vaark, OF Pella,
''isi'o@ f-'ord~ in OskalooSa during
the fall festival.
Lawrence Hildebrand and family,
of Ottumwa, visited this week with
his sister, Mrs. James Critcnlow.