The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19

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Messrs, Nelson, f, Owens, Geergt
Greashy, Sheridan Gatlin, Ray Cart
Wright, Chef Johnson, and Misses
Graee Cewdea, Lena Shaw, Msee
Barnes and Annie knight,
| Monday,
| Leo Reenspeiss was In nes Meiae'
on business Saturday.
Sd Smith was y passenger fer Kan
sas City Saturday evening,
Ernest Coke is confined to his home
with threatened attack OF typhoid
fever,
Q. NJ, Porter went 60 Iowa City Sat,
urday afternoon to visit briefly with
his mother.
J, IL, z. Robinson went to Grinnell
Saturday afternoon and spent Sunday
with his family.
J, IL. Steuhenrauoh, OF Pella, was IN
the city this morning looking after
business matters,
Al Mendenhall was passenger for
pes Moines this morning 10 attend TO
matters OF business,
Ezra Quarton, OF Fremont, was in
the city Saturday transaoting husi-
ness and calling on friends.
J. Howard Johnson was called to
Columbus Junction Saturday evening
to care for business matters,
Miss Bessie Reese, who has been in
nedrlek visiting with her sister, re.
turned home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Christian, of nesNtoines.
was in the city over Sunday visiting
with her friend. Miss Maine Shaekle,
ton.
MIR. and Mrs, c, Il. Lofland spent
Sunday in Coaltield at the 4, R,Littte
home.
Louis Woloott, who las been visit.
ing his mother and friends here, re-
turned 10 his duties in Sioux City ON
Saturday.
Miss Reckie Heinsfurter went 60
Chicago Saturday afternoon to be a
guest of friends and relatives for a
brief visit,
MIR. and Mira. ]. ", Mcdonald, Miss
Gretchen and Master Carl went TO
New Sharon Saturday afternoon for
brief visit.
Mrs. l.. A. Norton returned Satur-
day from months visit with relas
tives and friends at Akron and South
New Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Knowlton, who has been visit
ing NJ the home of her son, o.S.Ellis,
returned to her home In New Sharon
Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Il, +. Andrews arrived home
Saturday from Chicago, having nm
iahed his advanced medical studies
and seen the president
Mrs. II. W. johnson left on Friday
evening for Cincinnati, Ohio, TO be IN
attendance at the national convention
OF the Christian church.
Ross Nicholson and wife, of New
Sharon, we're in the city yesterday
afternoon and were guests of tho
Coke home for few hours.
Guy Talbot, travelling freight agent
of the Central, was in the city Satur'
day and made preparationsto remove
his office aud its belongings to Mar
shalltown.
Mira. l., Il. Anderson, who has been
In the city for the past few weeks via'
iting with her sister, Mrs. Pierce, re-
turned to her home In pes Moines
Saturday afternoon.
DIR. w. 4. Cole, of Columbus, Ohio,
professor of practical surgery i'll tho
Ohio Medical university, was an over
Sunday viaitor with his uncle, jos.
Phillips, south of town.
Ana Frankel was down from Des
Moines Saturday. He reports buhi'
mesa in their new store lively and sat
jsfnctory. Mira. Frankel aud the baby
nre well and are now on visit Mt the
parental Kohn home in Rock Island,
Ed McGrew, who has been in the
city for number of days, called to
otliciate Mt the funeral of hia college
mate and friend, Robert Pemberton,
who died ut Marshaltown last week,
departed this morning for his home
In Earlham.
Frank Ludlow, of tho 9. 9. taft 90,
came down from Dea Moines Saturday
night. He has been transferred from
Dea Moinee to thia city and will here
after make this ha headquarters. He
formerly was stationed in oskaloosa,
and hia return will be welcomed by
his many frienda here.
Frank Lafferty, one of the popular
brakemen on the passenger runs be-
tween Ruthven and Eldon, resumed
hia duties Saturday after fortnight'a
vacation During that time he and
Mrs. Latferty enjoyed "A very pleasant
visit in Denver, Colorado springs and
other western points.
MIR. and Mira. David Myers, of
Geneva, Nebraska, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Magee, of Newton, are here
for n visit with their brother, John
Myers, of Sixth avenue cast. This In
the FIRST time the Messrs. Myers have
met for twenty years and II is need
less to add tho reunion Is n happy
ono in every way.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Barnard has returned
from Des Moines where she has been
in attendance Mt the state meeting of
tho Woman's Foreign Missionary SO.
ciety of tho Methodist church, and
reports the best meeting held for
years. She was re.oiected for the
fourth time as district secretary for
the Oskaloosa district.
Corporal Lake Johnson, who won't
away with Company II of the b1at
Iowa, arrived home yesterday morn.
ing. Mr.. johnson had been trans.
ferred from Company i to position
as corporal In the ivth Signal Corps,
and his command was relieved a few
days before tho blst Iowa. lie re-
turns well and hearty, weighing more
and feeling better than ever before.