The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-30
PERSONALS 1
tFrom Saturdays Daily)

70 LES mOluSs TINS morning TO NlSlt
relatives.
Mrs Robert Tyson and daughter
Miss Mildred Tyson, are spending TIN
day in Des Moines.
Charles Griffith, instructor in Piano
az Penn College, is spending the da,
with friends in Ottumwa.
Morris Cruzen. Rex Porter and Lar
kin Martin are spending the day il
Monroe, visiting with friends.
Mrs. J. Lynch and daughter, Miss
Margery Lynch, are spending the day
with relatives i'm DeS MONIES.
Mrs. J. w Wray, of Waterloo. for
merly of Oskaloosa. is here for a
brief visit with relatives and many
friends
Judge B. w. Preston was a passen,
ger to Davenport this morning for a
brief visit with his daughter, Mrs. II.
X Spencer.
Mrs. Grace Barton. after a visit
with relatives in Oskaloosa and Pella.
home in Moline, III.
Miss Winifred Terrell returned yes
terday afternoon TO her home in Cedar
Falls after most enjoyable weeks
visit with friends in the city
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Jennings and
two children, who have been visiting
here, returned yesterday afternoon to
their home in Kirksville, Missouri
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar,
die Jones, Mrs. Jane Pennington and
daughter Ethylle and Mr.. Charles
Richmond, all of Oskaloosa, spent
Sunday here at the John Essling
home.
Charley Fuller, who substituted as
driver on the Adams Express wagon
for two weeks, has accepted perma-
nent place as driver for the U. S.
Express Co.
Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Moore and little
son, who have been guests during the
past week at Mr. Moore's brothers.
returned Friday afternoon to their
home in Boone.
Miss Helen Scott, of Grinnell, was
a guest for short time this morning
at the home of Rev. J. M. McClelland,
and went to Delta to attend the Oska-
looss district convention.
Mrs. Myra Henderson,, who has
been visiting among old-time friends
in and about town. at Rose Hill, Ere
mont and Kirkyille, has returned TO
her home near Muscatine.
Mrs. T. r. Talbot and three children |
who have been guests of relatives |
in the city for the past week, depart !
ed this morning en- route to their |
home in Fort Dodge. They will stop
in Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Stevens, who !
have been making an extended visit !
with friends and relatives in Mahas' |
ka county, returned this morning by !
the way to Sigourney to their home |
in Cedar Rapids.
Bussey Record: Miss Nina Mick
went to Oskaloosa Monday mornn
for a visit with her sister. Mrs. Clark
Scott and husband. She will also
visit with friends in Marshalltown be
fore returning home.
o. c. Pennington, who has been
patient sufferer with rheumatism and |
for months. is coming |
)ut of his trouble slowly but in sat |
sfactory way. Unable to follow any ,
occupation that confined him indoors
he has taken up work of solicita- ,
ions and Canvassing and aside from .
being successful in the business IT.
self the exercise is bringing health .
betteTment.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Mary .
Harold. after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Emma Funk,
to her home at OskalOoSa
last Wednesday. Mrs. Funk went
along with her and visited in Oska- |
loosa till the day following.
EddyviIle Tribune: Miss America
Miller, of OskaloOsa, came down !
Tuerday to spend a few days at the
home of her niece, Mrs. w. l.. Hays !
She will also visit at the J. II. Beeble +.
and James Clark homes in Jefferson
township before returning home.
Mrs H. L. Hockett and son Will !
ian Burnside Hockett and Miss Hanna !
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. G. Johnson, went TO Keota this |
to meet their mother and !
Mrs. Hanna Burnside,
who is returning from a most enjoy
able years visit on the western coast
Alfred w. Burdick leaves on Sun
day evening for a two weeks visit ,
with his mother at Wichita, Kansas. ;
During his stay Rev and Mrs. J. w.
will celebrate the oath an.
of their marriage. Last |
March Rev. Somerville was returned |
TO st. Paul's NJ. Z. church, Wichita, |
for the fifth year and he has a very |
work. Mr.. Burdick will re-
turn to Oskaloosa about May 10.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. !
George Jones and son, William, left !
Monday evening for weeks visit I
with relatives In Oskaloosa.
What Cheer: Mrs. Jane Buffers, of |
Oskaloosa, was in What Cheer Mon
day an the way home from Gibson. !
where she had been visiting relatives. |
MonteZuma Republican: Charles |
Gorsuch and wife went to oskaloosa
and returned with their auto
which had been In the garage for re-
pairs.
Waterloo Courier: A. J. Busby left
Wednesday morning for Marshalltown
and Oskalooga. The Busby Thea
atrieal company has theatres in both
these cities.
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs.
3. Risney returned to their home in
Oskaloosa the first OF the week after
a visit at the home OF his brother-in-