The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-02
PERSONALS

from Saturdays Dailyl


guest at the A. Rosenblatt home Nc
Elvyn Place.
Rolla A. Cathcart of Des Moines IL
being entertained by old time friends
here this week.
Howard Cox, of Deep River is en-
joying a visit with friends and rela
tives in OskalOOsa.
Benjamin Glaze, OF Minneapolis
will be a visitor over Sunday at the
home Of his uncle, F. w. Glaze.
Mrs. Phil Hoffman, and daughter
Eleanor arrived home yesterday from
an extended sojourn in the west.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Newell, 11O4 B
avenue east have returned from a
couple OF weeks visit at FIT. Madison.
Miss Jennette Vanderlinden, of 2l5
south | street. goes to Des Moines
Sunday morning To spend few days
with friends.
Misses Esther Mccall and Zelma
Shafer, who are spending the summer
vacation in Colorado, report many in
teresting trips and good times.
Mrs. T. F. Neagle, of 406 Third ave.
nue. east, left this morning over the
c. r. J. g. r. for Peru, Illinois TO make
a visit with her son John Neagle.
Miss Marguerite Jenkins, who has
been visiting relatives in this city
during the past week, returned this
morning to her home in Davenport.
A. NJ. Thornton, of Marshalltown,
spent Thursday and Friday with rela-
tives in this city, and left this morn
ing over the C.. r. |. & p. for Chica.
go.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy A. Maxwell and
son Arthur, of Ottnmwa, we're with
Oskaloosa friends a few hours Friday
and left that afternoon for Marshall.
town.
MIR. and Mrs. William o. Malvern
and daughter Miss Ethel of st. Louis,
spend Thursday and Friday with
friends here leaving this morning for
Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs. d. L. Cole leave Sun.
day TO join their daughter Nellie and
husband of Mansfield Ohio, In a tour
OF Europe. They will return home in
September.
Charles Carr is in from the road
today for q brief rest at his home
Charles has been soliciting fourth of
July orders and he finds more than
he can we'll attend TO.
Miss Dorothy Barnes, of Muscatine,
was a guest OF Oskaloosa friends on
Friday and left this morning for Fort |
Dodge, to make an extended visit |
with her sister, Mrs. Lewis r. Harris. |
Mrs. V. c. Shultz and two sons,
Henry and Karl, of Cedar Rapids are
cn q Uif
and leave this afternoon for Burling-
ton where they take the boat to Keo-
kuk.
Nelson Norris, .ot Eldon, was
guest of 0skaloosa friends Friday
night and left this morning for Cedar
Rapids, where he goes TO visit over
the 4th of July with his cousin Alfred
Norris.
c. V. Hoffman, went to st. Louis |
last night 10 remain over Sunday. He
viii be accompanied home by his |
aunt, Mrs. Susan Smith, who will re.
main for a fOrtnight's visit with rela-
tiyes here.
J. T., Ogder of Mount Vernon, Iowa.
is making a week end visit with old |
time acquaintance in this city, and |
leaves Sunday morning for Sioux
City, where he goes to spend a mum
Der of days with his brother William
Ogder.
Henry Ulrich of Grand Ridge, H..
after spending three or four days with
friends and relatives in this city, left
this morning for Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, where he goes to make q
months visit with his sister. Mrs. S,
g. Thompson
Rev. and Mrs. c. D. Loehr were
surprised last evening, when Rev.
Loehr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Loehr, OF Lone Tree, Iowa and his
brother, F. E. Loehr and family OF
Albert Lea, Mimi. arrived in their
auto for a short visit.
Miss Opal Garrett, No. COS South
Market street who has been grievious.
BY III with appendicitis, having submit
ted to an operation began to mend
Thursday and show symptoms of i'm.
proVement. Friday her condition was
much improved and she is now as
snred of recovery.
V. E. Dietrich, assistant secretary
OF Y. NJ. c. A.. left this morning for
lndianola, where he goes to attend a
VI the llelleIltH
the home of his sister, Mrs. F. T.
Boss. Members of the family will be
present from Chicago; Oberlin, Ohio;
Montana; oskaloosa and Indianola,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Minnick who
are now residents OF Cedar Rapids,
in letter TO one of theHerald force
tell OF their prosperity in their adopt.
ed city. They are in the auto business
which is making steady growth.
However they think OF Oskaloosa as
home and feel that they must have
the Herald so that they may know
how their friends are faring.
Pella Chronicle: Vernon GRANDPA
went TO oskaloosa Monday TO visit his
sister, Miss Bess Grandia.
Bnssey Record: MIR. and Mrs. J.
u. Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Hartness and two children spent Mon.
day ia Oskaloosa.
Brighton Enterprise: Miss Char.
lotte Rosenberger and friend Mr..
Rnhy OF Oskaloosa spent Saturday
with relatives in town.
Winterset Reporter: John knight.
who was called here last week by the
death of bis uncle. George Guiber.
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