The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-06
PERSONALS |

(From Saturdays DallyJ

day.
Miss Alice Brock went to Washing
ten this morning to demonstrate sum
mer drinks.
Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Schee and sons
Huston and Junior arrived home last
evening from a brief outing at Birch
Island Lake. They returned via Chi
CagO.
G. V. II. Corner, who is connected
with the c. X. |. & P. railroad, was
business caller at the depot Friday
and left this morning for his home
in Chicago.
]. H. Dusenberry, who has been
transacting business with tae Thorn
as G. Holmes Implement house, re-
turned this morning to his home in
Des Moines.
Miss Leila Atchison left Friday
morning for Aurora, ILL.,, to join
friends in an automobile trip through
Wisconsin. Miss Atchison will be
gone about two weeks.
Des Moiues Register and Leader:
An out.of town banker who called at
the Iowa National Bank yesterday
was {. Z Lohand. cashier of the Os-
AGloosa National Bank
Miss Lucille White, who has been
enjoying a months visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Walter Wells. of sol Third
avenue east, and her brother at
Harper, has returned to her home at
IIrksville, Missouri.
Miss Fairy Linsley, of 407 South
:. s.,I DftNh
Wells, of Mexico, Missouri, who are
guests at the Linsley home. went to
Hedrick Friday afternoon to spend a.
few days with relatives.
John H. Elston, of Pomeroy. Iowa,
after a pleasant three days visit with
friends in Oskaloosa and vicinity, left
Friday afternoon for Keokuk to make
an extended visit with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Els
ton.
Evan Fleener, WHO is running the
news stand at the Street Car waiting
room in Ottumwa, was a business
caller here Friday He Is prospecting
in his new work and the business is
growing under his capable manage
ment
Miss Edith Everett, of Los Angeles,
California, is visiting her mother and
brothers. Frank and Fred Everett, at
their home near Lacey. Miss Ever
EFT is a teacher in the High school at
Los Angeles, and came home through
Alaska.
r. K. Maloney. of San Angelo, Tex
as, who has been spending a week
with relatives in Ottumwa, and with
his friend John Taylor in Oskaloosa,
left Friday afternoon for Au Sable,
Michigan. where he will make a
months visit with his parents and
boyhood friends.
Miss Maria Gilbert is home for
ten days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert c. Gilbert, at their
home, No. 913 Second avenue west.
Miss Gilbert has had the role of a
Cowgirl" with the Hills Wild West
show, which has been showing this
summer at PabSt Park in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
William Hartman, of COZ G avenue
West, has been taking. during the past
week. an enforced vacation from his
position with the Sullivan Plumbing
Co. due to a fractured bone in his
left arm. The bone was cracked
when he fell from his bicycle while
riding on North Market street last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam S. Walton and
family, who have been residing in the
Henry G. Reuter- property since they
moved to Oskaloosa four years ago
last April. will change their place OF
DIV cling to the Mrs Cora Deutsch-
mann property at 408 North Market
street. Mrs Lillian Moore has pur-
chased the Reuter- place and will take
possession in about three weeks.
A djnher served at the W. L. Kis-
sick home on K avenue yesterday
vas the occasion for happy reunion
OF some old settlers who in their ear
lieT days before their retirement from
their farms were friends and neigh
bors. The affair was in the nature
OF a surprise, of which Mr.. and Mrs.
Kssick were the victims. The par.
t'cipunts were Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rinehart
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kent.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. j. +. Battin, 109 south Ninth
street, was hostess Wed. afternoon
TO sixteen quests complimentary to
Mrs. A. F. Styles of Wichita, Kan,
the hostess sister-in-law, who Is a
guest at the Battin home. Most of
the guests were former college friends
of Mrs. Styles at Penn College, Os-
kaioosa. From out OF town the guests
were Mesdames l.. B. Christimau OF
Springville, o. b. Noes and ID. f.
Whitehall, of New Sharon; H. f.
Ware of Hartland: J. r. Howard Of
Clemens: A. G. Lehman of LiscOmb {;
Mrs. B. L. Bupp of Kansas City: Mrs.
G. 4. Stansberry, of Gilman, and l..
G. Sears of Boone; Miss Margaret
Sears OF Boone and Miss Ellen Styles
of Wichita.
Pella Booster: Mrs. d. p. Van Zee
and Pearl we're shopping in Oskaloo
sa last Friday afternoon.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Van Vark and
daughter Nettie spent few days thit
week visiting In Oskaloosa at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barr.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Ear
Miner and son returned 20 theil
home at Oskaloosa Friday after q
few days visit with her parents here
Keosauqua Republican: Mrs. Mot
Wilson OF Ottumwa and Mrs. Charles
Wilson of oskaloosa. were guests