The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-01
PERSONALS (

(From Mondays DallyO

Miss Lulu Robertson was bushes
passenger to De Moines Friday.
o. A. Meredith, of Creston, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Oliver Locke.
Lloyd E. Benz was down from De
Moines yesterday visiting friends.
Fred Ahrweiler, of Danville, Illinois
is being entertained by relatives her,
Joe McGlasson, GA Third avenu
east was New Sharon visitor to-day
Mrs. Ed Hatcher 636 North Marke
street is home from a trip to De-
Moines.
L. S. Walker and family, of Leigh
ton, were visiting friends in oska
loosa Saturday.
Mrs. C. 7. Black and son Roy o.
near Dillon, were guests yesterday il
the o. A. Thomas home.
Miss Jessie Jamison has gone tc
nes Moines for a several days visit
with Mrs. c. n. Campbell.
Mrs. Mollie Pemberton went to Val
ley Junction Saturday to visit heI
daughter, Mrs. James Thorne.
Henry Munsell went to Des Moines
Saturday for the closing of the Iowa
Auto show and to visit his son Arthur
Yves Moore who has apartments at
the Alexander house No. lis Fifth
avenue west was not so well Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Mccoy came home from
Springfield ILL.,, Sunday evening az
companied by her mother Mrs. Burn
ham.
Mrs Carrie Mix. formerly nurse Of
tlis city, is here from Des Moines a
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Maurice
Garfield.
Mrs. H. Wood, of Cos Sixth avenue
east is seriously i'll with double pneu-
monia and her condition is regarded
as serious.
Miss Lillian Westler of Kansas City,
returned to her home this morning
after few days visit with friends ana
acquaintances.
Mrs. Maude Jones who has been in
the east purchasing merchandise for
the Easter trade returned to her home
here last night.
Mrs. B. c. Allen of Mason City, re.
turned to her home this morning aft
er spending the weekend as the guest
OF Mrs. ]. White.
Eura Tarr leaves tonight over the
al. & st. L. for Kansas City, where
he will spend a few weeks with his
mother and sister
Elmer Martin, of Denver is here
visiting his grandfather, Thomas Mar
tin and his aunt Mrs. John Wilson, of
Ninth avenue east
Frank Jolly" Tarr was taken to
the Mahaska Hospital this Monday
morning in the city ambulance, suf-
fering with pneumonia.
Howard and Jamie Harold, of Ed
dyville, were in town Sunday at the
parental C. L. Farmhouse and ]. q.
Harold homes for the day.
Thomas Hockridge, of Abba, an OLD
time mine worker, of the Carbonate
days was here yesterday visiting with
Robert Miner and other friends.
Mrs. Charles spratt, of Des Moines,
who has been visiting here for sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. Arch
Cowan has returned to her home.
Art Fritch went to Ottumwa this
morning to take active charge of his
new business at that place. He will
be followed by his family Wednesday.
Supt. o. P. Flower went to Des
Moines Saturday TO join the Iowa
crowd to. be in attendance at the SUI
perintendents convention at Kansas
City.
A. J. Spurgin, of Centerville, man.
ager of the Centerville green house, a
branch of the Kemble Floral Company
is in town visiting at the Kemble
home.
Margaret, the baby daughter of De-.
and Mrs. Z. B. Wilcox, is a mighty
sick grille, suffering with pneumonia.
She is reported somewhat improved
to-day.
John Gallagher, Thomas Carlin and
Leonard Brock returned home this
morning from Marshalltown where
they attended Knights of Columbus
gathering.
Mrs. S. C. Kikendall and daughter
Miss Gladys, have returned TO their
home in Des Moines following sew
eral days visit here at the parental
W. F. McCarty home.
o. Z. Schmidt manager of Grahams'
Leader store is out of town on bust
ness trip to be absent a number Of
days including a brief stop at his
former home town Marysyille, Mo.
Mrs. John Essling returned to her
home in Bussey Saturday after spend
ing few days in the city with rela-
lives and friends.
On Sunday morning. Walter w.
White, the assistant superintendent
was In charge of the Central NJ. E..
Sunday school in the absence of q.
L. Schmitt the superintendent who
was out of the city.
A. F. Motsch, of the Baldauf-Rosen
blatt Co. returned this morning from