The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-14
-: - lII=lE::=:::::=:::
P E r S o N AIS
:: E::::::lGE::::::lE
lFrom satnrday's Danny

hlES. Il. y, nay dIFiN6u hume ldS'
evening for a visit with relatives il
Keokpk.gru,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McQuiston o
SedaHa, Missouri, arrived in the city
last evening
Miss Mary Graham of Lacey is q
guest of her friend Vera Paul Of FRS
avenue west.
Mrs. Lula Mcneil went to AIDE
this morning, called by the serious
Illness of her father.
Miss Hattie Pilgrim arrived from
Des Moines this morning to visit her
sister. Mrs, Fred Granger.
Miss Katherine Drinkle who has
been at Havre, Mont. for some time
Las returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oberholtzer
returned to Davenport this morning
after couple of weeks visit here.
Mrs, J. r. Hoover and daughter,
who have been in San Jose, Califor-
mia, have returned to Oskaloosa and
the young lady is attending High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fink returned
TO Des Moines this morning terminal
ing two weeks visit at the home of
Mrs. Finks parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Il. McFadden
M. B. Roberts, GIG Fifth avenue
west, has been confined to his home
for the past week with congestion of
the lungs. Today he is resting a lit.
lie easier but is not yet out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Carlton, of Len
OK, Iowa, have moved TO Oskaloosa
and will reside temporarily with Rev.
@. ID. Loehr and family, 404 South ID
street Mrs. Carlton and Mrs. Loehr
are sisters. Mr.. Carlton is a grocer,
and viii work for Hoffman & Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Mendenhall
of near Kellogg are guests at the
home of the brother Councilman Al
bert Mendenhall, No. 416 Fifth ave
nue. west They have been in the Ii
oga neighborhood guests at the home
OF their daughters, Mrs. Elmer Lisk
and Mrs. John Klein.
Walter G. Imig of Cedar and w. E.
Krizer of Eddyville arrived home
this morning from Ames where they
have been attending the state corn
show. Both had exhibits there and
both won prizes. Their corn was left
in Oskaloosa and will be placed on
display in the Walton Windows.
Harry Martinstine, who has been
on the road for several months for
the Hanna Manufacturing Co. rs do
ing a fine business and is now away
on six months trip to the Pacific
coast. Penn garments will be known
to and worn by lot more people by
the time Mr.. Martinstine returns
DIR. David NJ. Edwards, president of
Penn College, accompanied by Mrs.
Edwards were east bound passengers
this morning, going to Chicago for
the convention of the Presidents of
the Independent Colleges of the Unit
ed States which meets next week,
Jan. IA, 10 and 16 They will go to
points in Indiana for a brief visit with
relatives, arriving in Chicago for the
opening of the convention.
Washington Journal: Miss Cora
Mason has returned home for visit
with friends at Oskaloosa.
Miss Harrie Brundage of Sioux
City is the guest of her brother Frank
Brundage for a months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jap Timbrel were at
Taintor this week to attend the fun
eral OF the late Charles Miller.
New Sharon Star: Miss Edna Erect
OF Oskaloosa spent the holidays with
her aunt, Mrs. Marion Armstrong.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Bissig of Oskaloosa spent part of
last week in Sigourney at the Gehrig
home.
Fremont Gazette: Raymond East
burn returned to Oskaloosa, Monday,
to resume mis- school duties at Penn
College.
New Sharon Star: Miss Ina Cley.
enger OF TaintOr went to Oskaloosa,
Saturday to keep house for her grand
father, David Vannest.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Dixon went
to Oskaloosa last week to take treat
ment for sciatic rheumatism. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
Kirksville News: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
w Thompson returned home Tuesday
after a few days visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. c. G. McDonough, OF
Oskaloo3a.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs Walter
Wells and Mrs. Rhoda Spurgin of Os-
kaloosa, were here Monday attending
the funeral of their brotherin-law,
Frank Rockey, who died at his home
in Hedrick, Saturday noon.
T, K. Gillaspie connected with the
Central Life Assurance Company of
the United States has been promoted
to be state manager of Nebraska and
is moving with his family to the new
home in Lincoln next week.
Eddyyille Tribune: Harry j. Glenn
OF Oskaloosa, a former Eddyville boy
and Miss Marjorie Archibald OF Avery
were recently married at Abba and
are now stopping at the parental
James I. Glenn home in Oskaloosa.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. Z. l.. De.
trick and daughter returned to their
home in Grinnen Saturday morning
after a visit in Sigourney at the Brunt
and Hoffman homes. They were ac-
oeompanied as far as Oskaloosa by
Mrs. A. n. Brunt and children
New Sharon Star: School began at
Oak Grove after a week OF vacation
1T Christmas. Miss Sampson who
taught the first three weeks of the
term was compelled to resign on &C.
count OF III health and Mrs. Gil