The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

tee; w alter Nichols, senior woodward;
Andrew Richie, junior woodward;
Andrew Dooms and Gowan Arkless,
beadles; John Martin, past chief
ranger; Messrs. Al Mendenhall, John
McDonough, Louis Jolly, Andrew
Guthrie, Ernest Bowman, Parker
Nichols, Willis Greenhaulch, Chas.
Purnel, Lewis Gilman.
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Porter went to Mar
shalltown this morning for visit
! with friends.
Mrs. Ernest Cummings went to
Monigona, Iowa, this morning for a
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Baker departed
last evening for st. Louis where they
will visit for the next ten days.
Miss Susie Steddom departed yes
terday for an extended visit with
friends in San Antonio, Texas.
H. R. Hal, who has been in the city
visiting at the T. R. Long hon e, de-
parted yesterday for his home in Ma
son City.
VIM. Peterson, a fireman Of the
Central, has removed to this city from
Marshalltown and will make his head
quarters here.
Ed Colt, an Iowa Central engineer
Of Marshalltown, has removed to this
city with his wife and will hereafter
work from here.
Nr. and Mrs. Lin Ills departed
yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles,
California, where they will spend the
next nine months
Mrs. B.W Preston and son Blanch-
ard, who have been in Grinnell visit
ing with friends and relatives, re-
turned home last evening.
Charles Walsh, of Klondike and
democratic national committee fame,
was in the city last evening calling
on friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kadel, who
Rave been in the city visiting with
friends and relatives, departed last
evening for their home in Sigourney.
Mrs. E. McAllister has returned to
her home at Fairfield, after a weeks
most pleasant visit with her old time
schoolmate, Mrs. d. M. Grier, of this
city.
Mrs. Andy Good and children, who
have been in the city for some time
visiting with friends and relatives,
departed for their home yesterday
afternoon.
Isaac Kalbach and son George ar
rived home this morning from visit.
with the elder gentleman's sister at
Kansas City, and with e. K. Hines,
at Joplin, Mo.
Miss Helen Gray, who has been
guest at the n. ID. Porter and DIR.
Fitch homes in this city, departed
this morning for her home in Sacra-
mento, California.
Miss Hattie Grace went to Mar
shalitown yesterday to serve as ste
nographer in the superintendent
Office OF the Iowa Central during the
absence of the regular stenographer.
Mrs. John Kalbach and sister, Mrs.
Warner, of Leon, departed last even
ing for Chicago where they will be in
attendance at the wedding Thursday
Of Miss Maud Taylor and Mr.. John
Porter.
Rev. Scott w Smith went to Boone
this morning to of1iciate tonight at
the Garfield Wilder wedding. The
young people are members of the
church there of which Mr.. Smith was
formerly pastor.
Leo Van Gordon, who has been i'll
at Davenport for the past ak weeks
with typhoid fever, is able to be about
again. Hewas among old time friends
in this city to day, en- route to Gil
more City TO visit relatives.
Policeman Alexander Martin and
daughter Nellie went to Des Moines
this morning Mr.. Martin was called
there by the serious Illness OF his
brother, George Martin, former res
ident of this city and a member of
the 9Th Iowa.
Chas. Leighton sends letter home
from the Klondike. and IN the pack
age came some cranberrios that grow
in TINT part Of the globe. They are
small aud look as though Il would /
take lot Of them to make sauce Is
go alone side 81 the Thgnkseivlne