The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-08-02
PERSONALS.
Saturday

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Miss Clara Dashiel, of Montrose, is
N the city visiting at the home Of her
cousin, Mrs. L. Smith. 'Aah ~ eAEa'a
Miss Alice Dow is home from q ten
days visit with her friend, Mrs. Dem
mis- Fleaix, of Centerville. !,
Ben Bosley, Of Giyin, was in town
yesterday looking after business at
fairs and calling on friends, aF. 81
Prof! 8. N! Hadley, of Penn college,
went to Madison, Wis, this morning
70 visit with friends for few days.
'fPunks Rogers took ohet Quick
with him to Chicago yesterday. They
went In charge Of consignment of
eattle. eaf aa2aa2aa3 ae11 219" ~
Misses Maggie and Gladys HOFFMAN,
went to Burlington this morning for
y weeks visit among relatives and
friends. $500, $500.
Robert Bowman, of Canton, Ohio,
In former Oskaloosa band boy, is in
sv.he city visiting with friends for a
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Efew days. a.--4 -.-.. .a-..-..-f
= Miss Mary Wayerly, who has been
In the city for the past few weeks Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs, Thomas,
departed this morning for her home
in Des Moines. s. afaaa as. .grr
Miss Sara Vane Could, who is Wis.,
Sting at the Gould residence, 1885 North
o street, viii soon leave for New York
and other eastern cities to visit with
friends and relatives. aus.-.m.
Mrs.Jap Bowen and little daughter
AlRurina, of College Springs, arrived
In the city last evening for an ex-
hended visit at the parental John Gear
home on East Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Matilda Danielson and daugh-
ters, Elsie and Maurine, who have
been in the city visiting with friends
and relatives, returned this morning
to their home in Des Moines. aaL
up. Hiatt receiveda telegram this
morning announcing the death Of his
brother, R. J. Hiatt, of Denver, Colo.
death occurring at five O'Clock this
morning, from cholera morbus. I'D
Mrs. Frederick Burton Ruble, who
was formerly known to Oskaloosa
! friends as Miss Bessie Waynick, win
be in the city next week to visit with
friends and relatives. She is now in
u Hampton visiting with relatives.
Rev. o.. A. Johnson, of Wesley
Chapel, arrived home this morning
from q four weeks vacation. While
away he attended the Epworth League
and Sunday school convention of the
st. Joseph district at Moberly, Mo-,
visited the home of his boyhood Mex,
leo, No., visited his old passionate at
Richmond, and also visited in st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, Elwood, Kansas, Des
Moines and other places. He reports
q splendid time, but is glad to be with
his church again. -...... .
Miss Berta Lacey entertained COM
pany of young ladies Friday afternoon
at her pleasant home on First avenue
east, complimentary to Miss Mary
Mcdowell. There were about thirty
quests and the afternoon was given
to six.handed euehre. The contest
for the most progressions resulted in
a tie for both first and second place.
Mrs. Nell Woodin and Miss Blanche
Henton cut for first place and the
prize went to Mrs. Woodin. Misses
Gertrude Spencer and Leila Ninde
were candidates for second honors,
and on cutting Miss Spencer took the
prize. The consolation prize was Sc
cured by Miss Lena Cowan. Refresh
ments were served.
~ <.~ Monday.
Ben Buxton returned Saturday from
Chicago and business trip. r.. .
NH Davidson was a passenger
for Centerville this morning. H.
Mrs. Vet Minkler is lying in a crit
zeal condition with brain fever.
win BaIinger went to Muscatine
this morning to care for business.
Robert Meredith went to Lynnville
this morning to care for business.
e. s. Knowlton went to Burlington
this morning to care for business.
NIL. shoemake is lying quite ill at
his home with impaction Of the bowels.
Miss Ida Glover is lying quite Ill
with an abscess, the result of her re-
cent illness. --1 --' Wy .'-t.'.. .' .....
Miss Dot Brown was an over Sun
day visitor with friends and acquaint-
ances in PelIa. a..,.. .-l,----
H. L. Spencer departed for Chicago
Saturday evening, going via the B. q
w. at six o'clock sore sfgaa cdr
Harry Robertson departed on the
road this morning to take hand in
the sale of buggies.olsd gitsgsbisH9y
Mrs. James Barton, of What Cheer,
spent Sunday in the city, a guest Of
the WIN. Rose home. = au1.,'1,-
John Werner went to, Pella this
morning and viii care for mining bus
mess in that vicinity. q
Mrs. j. a. Lutte, OF Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting her brethsF. 2. A. Kurtz, at
sO7 First avenue west,pa bra ilasq