The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-27
PERSONALS.
Saturday

turned from a brief visit in st. Louis.
Ed Foster, who is on the road for
a st. Paul paper house, is home for
the holidays.
Mrs. A. p. Spencer and daughter
arrived home to day from IN extend
ed visit in the east.
w. A. McNem viii depart Monday
for Seattle where he has business in
terests that demand his attention
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. R. Green and the
children, OF Fort Dodge, viii be guests
at the parental DR.. jackson home for
q couple of weeks.
Mrs. Martha Weir, of 0ttumwa, ar
rived this morning to spend Christ
mas at the home of her son, Ed Weir,
Of ESst High venue
Mrs Frank Maritz and little daugh-
ter Lucille. of Ida Grove, arrived to-
day to visit at the parental Hutchins
home on Second avenue
Esquire Ross is in receipt of a letter
from his son Frank stating that he
will be home from Arizona early in
January for a months visit.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Geneva, of What
Wheer, arrived in the city this norm
ing to be guests of their son, L. r.
Geneva, during the holidays.
Mrs. Silas Mcclure and the baby of
st. Louis, and Mrs. Fred Esgen and
children, of Eldora, win be here to
spend Christmas with parents.
Misses Donna Green and Fay Fer
rail-, who have been at school in st.
Joseph's academy, Des Moines, are
home for the holiday vacation.
Homer Rosenberger departed yes
terday for Chicago in company with
an uncle, Nathan Rosenberger. They
win visit with friends in Indiana.
Mrs. JIG. Hammond and daughter,
Miss Lulu, of New Sharon, were in
the city yesterday. The family will
leave soon for Utah to spend the win
ter.
Miss Anna Shepherd, of the oska-
loosa High school, departed yester-
day afternoon for her home in Iowa
City where she will spend the holt
days.
Miss Gertrude Spencer departed
to-day for Omaha where she will be
entertained during the holidays at
the home of her friend, Miss Hattie
Searle.
John Benson, who has been in the
city for a number of days visiting at
the homes of relatives and friends,
departed this morning for his home
In Lincoln, Nebraska.
Miss Beatrice Barnard, of Lowell,
Kansas, assistant principal of the
Lowell academy, arrived this morn
ing for a holiday visit with her par
ents and many friends here.
Miss Ethel Cowsn arrived home
from her studies at Iowa Wesleyan
university this morning and will
spend her holiday vacation at the pa
rental home on North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Tolbert, of
Iowa City, arrived this morning to
visit during the holidays at the home
of the gentleman's mother, Mrs. E.
d. Parks. They will also visit with
Ottumwa relatives.
Harry Edwards, who was brought
home from Cedar Rapids very ill, is
reported some better to-day. The
man is suffering with an abscess on
the liver and complications, and his
condition has been critical.
s. H. Hull is home from an extend
ed trip east, calling on the harness
manufacturer and jobbers. Mr.. Hull
has been away moot Of the time for
the past three months and is finding
a ready sale for his patents.
Monday.
Prof E. B. Warman is in the city
visiting at the Martinstein home.
Mrs. Art Boyce is in the city to
spend the holidays with parents and
friends.
L. L McCord and family went to
Moravia to-day to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Mrs Lewis Roberts, of Givin, was
in the city Saturday, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Jane Davis.
Station Agent Ben McCagg and
wife, OF Abba, are here to spend
Christmas with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Clyde Brown and daughter
Alepe, of Des Moines, are here for a
visit at the parental Joseph Jones
home.
Mrs. DIR. w. G.. Millar and daugh-
ter Mae left Saturday morning for
Corning, iowa, to visit Mrs. Valen-
tine, a sister Of DR.. Millar.
Miss Lillian Hughes accompanied
her father, Rev. Hughes, to Cincin