The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30
/ PERSONALS :

lFrom saturday,s paily.l

ness Cali0F IN tHlS city.
Ralph Coons went to What Cheer
this morning on business trip.
Miss Grace Magee and Miss Lois
Reynolds are spending the day with
friends in Des Moines.
Joe w. Wray, of Waterloo. is en-
Joying visit with his father, w. H,
Wray, of South d street
Misses Hazel and Helen Jewen
went TO Sigourney this morning 10
visit friends and relatives.
II. Dible. of Chicago, is a business
caller in this city today and leaves
this evening for Omaha, Neb.
Abba News: Mrs Willy Head and
son, OF Oskaloosa, visited the last of
the week at the Harry Burdock home.
Mrs. Chas Reynolds, of Kansas
City, Mo, is enjoying a visit with
Mrs. Johl Malcolm, of North Eighth
street.
Des Moines Tribune: Mrs William
Bowen will leave Monday for a visit
with friends in OskaloOsa before leav:
ing for the west.
Gus Barkee, of Des Moines, is
spending the day with Oskalooas
friends and leaves this evening for a
months vacation with relatives in
St Paul
Miss Catherine Mitchell went tOI
Washington this morning to demon
atrate summer drinks. Miss Alice
Brock is also demonstrating at that
city today.
Abba News: Miss Grace Pierson,
Of Denver, Colo. visited at the Fred
Hartzer home last week and left Tues,
day for Oskaloosa to visit relatives.
Art Oppenaeimer, proprietor of the
Golden Eagle and Oppenheimer stores,
leaves Sunday evening over the I.
b & @. for New York City, and Phil
adelphia. TO be gone on a three weeks. |
buying trip. &&x
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Peterson ana
son Frederic, of DenisoI, Iowa, are
guests for a few days at the ]. w.
Mcdonald home on Third avenue
East. Mrs. Mcdonald is sister OF
Nj. Patterson.
Mrs. H. c. Miller, of SIC High ave
aue East, left the first of the week
over the c. B. & Q. for Santa Monica,
California, where she was summoned
by the serious illness of her mother
Mrs. J. w. Mcmillan.
Miss Nellie Baker, of 1913 Nortf
First street, went to Des Moines TINS
morning to visit over Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. II. w. Martin, who was
welded to Mr.. H. w. Martin, of Des
Moines, on Thursday, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bradley, who
,r;-f OF "a Ill
D. Pearson home, returned this morn
ing TO their home in Rock Island
where Mr.. Bradley is assistant man
ager of a Woolworth and 10 cent
store.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carlin and son J.
Rockford Carlin, will arrive home to-
day after delightful two weeks so
iourn in the west, during which time
they visited with relatives in Colo
RADIO Springs, Denver AID at Carson
City, Nevada.
mrs. Malinda Fox arrived Friday
evening from her home in Pueblo,
Colo. to make a two or three weeks
visit in this city with her siSter-in
law. Mrs. George w. Lyon, OF III
Second avenue West, and her neph'
ew, Grin Lyon, of 612 South First ST.
Mahlon Williams, solo clarinetist
with Barnum & Bailey's circus con
cert band. under the direction OF Prof..
Ned Brill, left the circus Friday at
Rock Island and arrived in this city
TO visit over Sunday at the parental
Mahlon n. Williams home, 116 Sixth
avenue East, and with his many Os-
kaloosa friends. Mr.. Williams joins
the circus again Monday morning at
Kansas City.
What Cheer Patriot: Kennith
Garrett, of Oskaloosa, is visiting
among relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Kellogg, OF Des
Moines, are guests at the Ira Kellogg
home, S15 North + street.
Miss Helen r. Perkins, of Kansas
City. Mo, is visiting at the parental
w. J. Perkins home, 609 First avenue
East.
What Cheer Chronicle: VIII Shir-
low attended a big blowout" OF the
Owls at Oskaloosa one evening last
week.
What Cheer Chronicle: e. r. Hat,
cher and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Tay-
lOIs VI OShdIOOSdt fiS1bSu hSiC III"
week.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. B. G. VIII,
Jams, of Oskaloosa, was a guest at
the NJ. +. Watlaad home few days
last week.
What Cheer Patriot: Samuel Bar
told me that she dad be,aIoosa
ing an hour when she went. of
mette and had become so tere.
hearing employees of the paker
about the 'scandalous Cailhcle
10 be published in the mo- Os.
she lost her mind complete ght.
not know what she was dHel
finally admitted to the edito' TO
Barthou and Bernstein y,
their seats during the teelan.
Ceccaldi and cried: You nth
you know that you lie" ing
Prospects OF a duel betwee3 1o
one of the authors and thtf|
witness are very bright, thoar