The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-10
PERSONALS 1
80 1890 ISSSsSS 60
fFrom Saturday's Daily. }

ing from Des MONIES.
MIR. David Goltry departed for FL
wood, Iowa, Friday having accepted
prinCipalship of the schools at thai
place.
Miss Fern Jackley, of Des Moines
Is a guest of Miss Eva Goodner, lOla
& avenue East. for a few days so
journ.
Rev. Barrows, of Nisland, s. D., is
In the city arranging to move to Oska
loosa for the purpose of sending his
children to Penn College.
!. ]. Opperman of Burlington. after
spending a few days with T. B. Nal
colin and other local friends, left
Thursday afternoon for st. Paul.
Miss Bess Martin returned this
morning from Des Moines, where she
has been making a short Visit at the
home Of her brother, Leslie Martin.
Mrs. C. f. Craig, OF 109 Fifth ave-
nue. West, left Friday evening via the
c. r. /. G. p. for Fort Worth, Texas,
for a visit with relatives and friends.
V E. Dietrich, physical director OF
the Oskaloosa Y. NJ. Z. A, arrived
home this morning from Grinnell,
Wnele lie mas DSeh N'SA'iH6 "'S S
er.
Miss Esther Sisson. of Nisland, s.
D.. has arrived in Oskaloosa andis
expecting TO enter college. Miss Sis
son is a sister OF Professor w. +.
Berry.
Des Moines Capital: Miss Winni-
fred Corwin, of Sixth avenue, left for
Oskaloosa Friday to be the week end
guest of the Misses Evelyn Flayman
and Laura Gibbons.
Mrs, s. w. White and sons War
ner, Russell and Robert, of 32s North
Third street, will arrive home Sunday
from Clear Lake, where they nave
been spending the summer months.
C. Z. Peterson of Des Moines,
spent Thursday with Oskaloosa
friends, and left Yesterday for Keo-
kIk where he will make a two weeks
visit with his father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Peterson.
Mrs. o. j. Nugent, of Hiawatha'
Kansas, arrived in the city today 10
spend several days at the homes OF
her sisters, Mrs. ]. p. Dodds. OF AZ
Third avenue East, and Mrs. 3. w.
White, of 32S North Third street.
Miss Marian Farnsworth, of Evan
sion. Ill. who has been very SICK
with gallstones, seems on tae road 10
recovery. Her sister, Miss Abbie, is
visiting her and is suffering with
sharp attack of asthma and hay feVer.
Blunt" Kirk, of Marshalltown, was
a passenger this morning to ottum
wa. where he goes to consider a busl-
ness proposition. Kirk has been IN
Oskaloosa several days working out
and getting into shape for this COM
ing football season.
Prof Frederick o. Tostenson, OF
the department OF modern languages
al Penn College, who has been absent
in Europe for fifteen months, has al
last been heard from. He arrived IN
New York Sunday, August ~, anO
viii get to Oskaloosa for the open
ing of the college.
Rev. and Mrs. S. ]. Malone and
voung son Dolph, OF 40 Second ave
nue. east have arrived home from
south Dakota, after a most delight
fpI four weeks sojouTn in the Black
Hills. and South Dakota. Among the
many other interesting places visit.
ed were Silver Laks, Hot Springs and
Wind Cave.
Miss Rena Gustafson is again on
duty at her station as cashier OF the
G. & G. Clothing Co, after a season
of inactivity on account OF an acci
dent that included her brother Carl
Both were scalded by the fall OF a
boiler of hot water, the young lady
suffering severely on one foot. Sne
was compelled for a time TO use
crutches to get about.
Mrs. Emma R. Foehlinger, widow o
the late lamented Charles Foehlinger
or Los Angeles, Cal, is guest at tn'
home of her sister. Mrs. George Prin'
and will visit with friends and ac
uuaintances in the old home town
The Foehlingers were formerly IL
business here. Mrs. Foehlinger Il
ON route to the west coast after
visit in New York City with Mis-
Kate Watts, a former Oskaloosa gir
and with friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wilson an
SONS. Of 3lS North Eighth St., hay
terminated residence in OSkaloos
IN become permanent citizens OF A
hia where Mr.. Wilson is associate
in a business enterprise, the Abb
Republican. These excellent peopl
have for years been popular in bot
business and social life OF Oskaloost
in church and other organized eHor
and they will be missed. Mr.. Wilso
Was formerly associated with the boo
bindery of Nicholson & Wilson, an
later operated the business alon'
II was afterward consolidated wit
the Oskaloosa Times, so he Is
stranger to the newspaper field. ma
ing had experience in all its o.
partments He Is a companionaDl
worker but a competitor worthy
consideration. Many friends will wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson success and
glad to know they are not far ava
Aaron PIN, Isaac Santee, and Mr.
Sue Santee are What Cheer atten
ants at the Friends Yearly Meetin
New Sharon Star: Rev. Edwin Lo
wife and daughter went to Oskaloo'
Monday to attend the yearly NEE
ing.
Barnes City News: Walter Bye
Elmer and Roy Gregory will lea
this week TO attend college at Oss
loosa.
James Dewitt and family have !
turned from Holland, Mich. whe
they have been spending the su