The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-02-15
PERSONAL NOTES.
What Your Friends and, Your
Neighbors are Doing.
Tuesday.

@. e. Lord, of Peoria, came to the
city yesterday and will be entertained
BY friends for a few days.
Mrs. A. o. johnson went to Ere
mont yesterday afternoon and will
visit with friends for couple of days.
Harry johnson, of Des Moines was
10 town yesterday afternoon looking
after business matters and calling on
friends.
Willis Jordan came over from What
Cheer yesterday and visited during
the day with the boys of the Fifty
first Band.
w. III. Shaw, of the Oskaloosa Saw
ings Bank is absent from duties and
is confined to his home by severe
attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. @. Parkhurst went
to Lacey yesterday afternoon and
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Brewer.
Jack Baxter went to Burlington
yesterday afternoon and will look
after business matters in that city
and spend few days with friends.
There was very pleasant party of
dancers at the Winter hall last even
ing. There was good music and all
enjoyed the evening to the fullest ex-
tent.
Mrs. Young, of Washington, and
Mrs. Frank Rhinehart, of Newton, ARE
in the city visiting for few days at
the residence of Milton Young, on
North b street.
Mrs. Patrick Dalton, of Ottumwa,
who has been visiting in the city for
the past few days, went to Marshall
town yesterday afternoon to be with
friends and relatives for a weeks
visit.
Ottumwa Courier: Chas. Dowley,
of Oskaloosa, arrived last evening for
visit with his brother on Davis
street Miss Alma Dempster was a
Rock Island passenger this morning
for Oskaloosa.
George Landers, of the Fifty-first
Iowa Regiment Band, and his wife,
who is travelling with him, were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. T. Farmhouse during the stay of
the band in the city.
Joe Chandler, of the Willis & Chan
der auctioneer firm, is going around
by the assistance of a cane. He had
hard fall on the ice Saturday and
from the indications he may be laid
mp for couple of weeks.
Times-Republican: Mrs. Robert
Pemberton and baby son, of Oska-
ioosa, arrived in the city Saturday
evening and will visit week at the
Allen Pemberton, William Andrews
and Charles Duffield homes.
Mack Chamberlain, OF Chicago, ar.
rived in the city last evening, called
by the death of DR.. CD. Turner. Mrs.
chamberlain, sister of Mrs. Turner,
arrived this morning from Chicago
She was accompanied by her daugh-
tiers, Misses Lizzie and Mona, and by
Miss Blanche Turner, daughter of the
deceased.
Under a recent date LIMA Ellis
writes from Los Angeles, California:
AS we are to leave here in few
days for Redlands, Calf, will you
please send the HERALD TO that place?
All Oskaloosa people here so far as j
know are well and happy and some
few little homesick, and when once
more in Mahaska county / think will
remain there. AS the old saying
goes, there's no place like home "
The Eastern Star ladies met in reg
nlar session last evening and had as
guests of the occasion seventeen men,
bers Of the New Sharon Chapter. The
ladies were headed by Mrs. Stanton
and Mrs Woods, leading officials of
the New Sharon lodge, and they re-
turned home at midnight. Light re-
freshments were served and the Wis
iting ladies expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the visit and the
entertainment received at the hands
Of the Oskaloosa ladies.
Wednesday.
u. G. Blanchard came down from
Des Moines yesterday to attend to
matters in the district court.
Chas. Tracy was passenger for
s5hicago this morning and will look
nfter business matters few days.
MRS. Newt Snyder went to Sigour
nav last evening to visit for few
days at the parental Osbaker home.
Mrs. Ed Gossage, of Montezuma, is
gn the city visiting with her sisters,
Mrs win vermillion and Miss Mamie
kirby.
ID. w. Nicholson, who has been Wis
Sing at the j. w. Hetherington home,
departed yesterday for his home in
Grand Junction.
william Connolly, who has been a
vnest at the home of DIR. Burtchby,