The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-05-28
PERSONALS !

tFrom Saturdays Daily.)


returned home this morning after
weeks visit with friends here.
Mrs. Cora Nye. OF Burlington, 1
being entertained by her sister, Mrs
Harry Pope, of South Second street
Herb Farmhouse left this Afternoon
for Des Moines. where he will joil
a minstrel show as cornettist in tn,
band.
Miss Marjorie Augustine, of S19 {
avenue East, left this morning fol
DIN, Iowa, to visit with her sister
Mrs. Stocker.
Mrs. Henry Walling, 61O North {
street. went to Des Moines this morn
ing for few days with her son, 81
mon and family.
Leonard Snyder and Russell How
ard drove to Ottumwa Friday night
to attend dance given by the OF
tumwa Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mcintosh, of New
Sharon, are in town ON business.
Mrs. Mclntosh's sister. Mrs. J. II.
Willis, of Rose Hill, was with them.
Lawrence c. Beechler went to Des
Moines this morning on a business
trip. Mrs. Beechler and baby are
spending the day with relatives in
SigouTney.
Mrs. r. d. Walton returned Friday
evening from Dubuque, where she has
been enjoying q fortnight's visit with
her relatives and friends in her for
mer home.
Mrs. l.. c. Walker of Chicago,
arrives this evening to enjoy the o.
II nd uyiI
be guest at the NJ. G. Sewers home
on South NJ street.
Carroll Barnett came down from
Grinnell Friday to hear the Symphony
orchestra and is visiting over Sunday
at the parental j. NJ Barnett home,
No. Cid Third avenue East.
Dan L. Lewis. No. ZIG South II St.,
is laid up at his home with a very
sore arm, almost a fracture, the re-
suit of an accident on the street
sprinkler one day this week.
Clarence Hull, Harry Graham,
Harold Allender and Floyd Larimer |
went to Des Moines this morning to
attend the college and the state high |
school track and field meets.
James Burke's threeJpiece orches-
ira goes to White City this evening |
TO play for a dance given at Thomas
hall. This is one of a series of dan
ces which the orchestra is playing.
Miss Burgess, who was returning
from Des Moines to her home in
Bloomfield, stopped off Friday to hear
the Symphony orchestra, and was
guest at the c. e. Lofiand home, No.
GA High avenue East.
Miss Gail Hamilton Ridgeway, head
of the department of violin instruction
in Iowa College at Grinnell came
down to attend the Minneapolis or
chestra concert and remained for an |
over Sunday visit at the DR.. J. NJ.
Barnett home.
Hon. Maurice Connolly, democrat
lie candidate for L. S. senator. left
this morning for Pella, after meeting
with a number of local admirers at
the Lacey hotel last evening Mr..
is very confident Of success
at the primaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Sewers are in
receipt of good news from their
daughter. Mrs. Lucille Stephenson,
who was operated upon in Denver
Thursday. Telegram communication
states that she is stronger and better
and will recover.
Thomas B. White, who with his
wife went to Carrelton. Mo, to visit
AZ the horne OF their daughter, Mrs.
Earl johnson. was operated upon at
the hospital at that place Thursday
Report states that he is doing as we'll
as can be expected and is under treat
ment at the hospital
Mrs. James Buchanan and daughter
Miss Agnes of Fairfield. and Mrs.
Etha Steck, of Washington, returned
this morning to their respective
homes after attending the Minneap-
1lis Symphony orchestra concert.
They were guests at the Irving {.
Johnson home, 713 High avenue East.
The doctors held consultation at
the OskaloOsa Hospital this morning
and are a little more hopeful of being
able to save Harry Willhoits foot.
The break at the ankle was so bad 1
that It was feared amputation would
be necessary. II is hoped now that ,
IL no complications arise the foot
may be spared to the young man.
The Minneapolis Symphony orches-
ira left this morning in its three pri-
vate cars, baggage. dining and sleep
err. over the c. r. |. & P. for Des
Moines, where 1t gives a concert to-
day, and from there they go to Lin.
coin, Omaha and into the Dakotas.
The orchestra has been out on this
trip six weeks and will be out two
more.
Little Harold Vincent strayed away
from home this morning. little be
fore the dinner hour and the assist
ance of the police was sought in 10
eating the little fellow. Excitement I
was occasioned by the report that the
baby had been picked up by band
Of rowing gypsies that was about the
streets begging during the morning
and the relatives were deeply con
cerned until the child was located at
the home of neighboT.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. Addie San
ders went TO Oskaloosa Tuesday to
visit her daughter Mrs willard Dow
neY.
Montezuma Republican: J, H. Kel
lev and family of Oskaloosa, former
residents, spent Sunday
here visiting friends.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. II. J.
Townley attended party at the
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