The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-06-07
PERSONAL NOTES.
What Your Friends and Your
Neighbors are Doing.
TueadaY.

lue6Nay.
Fred Nelson departed this morning
Tor Staples, Mimi
A. Hagg departed last night via the
Iowa Central for Spokane, Wash.
N. Caven went out on Sand Ridge
this morning to do some surveying.
Dave Waggoner departed this after
noon on trip into Marion and Mon
roe counties.
Mrs. Sarah F. Schee departed this
morning for an extended visit in Col
orado Springs.
n. s. and Ruby Hartgraves de-
partediEiast evening over the Iowa
Central for Conroy, Texas.
Mrs. Leora sprague Daggett, of OF
tumwa, was in the cityto-day visiting
at the home of her friend, Miss Pearl
Burket.
Chas. waIraven is confined to his
home on Third avenue with very
severe attack of infammatory rheu-
matisEa.
John Moriarty, Of the Central shops
Of Marshalltown, was in the city for
an over Sunday visit with friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs.EcIyde Carr departed yester-
day for Union where she win be the
guest of friends and relatives for a
few days. visit.
Miss Maine Meredith has departed
for Chicago and viii in few days
Join the Denote party to see the
Paris Exposition.
Mrs. John Williams who was called
to Peoria by the death of her son-in-
law, Thomas Cheek, has returned to
her home in this city.
Mrs. Cy Rodgers and baby Helen
returned home to ottumwa this morn.
ing after weeks visit with her
friend, Mrs. Win Noah.
Miss Maud Wood of Marshalltown,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
be the guest Of her friend, Miss Alta
Whitman, for few days.
Mrs. j. II. Anders of Waterloo and
Miss Wayne Smith, of Keokuk, are
visiting at the W. P. Cleaver home,
No. 207lThird avenue east.
Nerd Sa has has been received tby rsifa
tives here that Mrs. James Brewster
and Miss Doris have Joined Mr..
Brewster at Cape Nome, Alaska.
Ben Cruzen and family enjoyed
Sunday at their son Fred's home in
Madison township, eating good old
fashioned dinner at G. w. Bailey's.
F. E. Smith ,of Oskaloosa, and Tom
Moorish, of Beacon, departed yester-
day afternoon for Cedar Rapids to be
present at the Iowa Masonic Grand
Lodge meeting.
Miss Irene Potter, who has been in
the city for number OF weeks visit
ing at the home of Rev. and Mrs. w.
H Frost, departed this morning for
her home in Maquoketa.
FIJI. LoFing. who has been in the
city for number Of days, departed
yesterday for his home in Waterloo
and win later be in attendance at the
Masonic Grand Lodge at Cedar Rap
ids.
w. H.sJohnson, former resident
of Oskaloosa but now located at
Springdale, Arkansas, and engaged
in the lumber business, stopped in
the city last evening and was guest
Of the DR.. L. A. Rodgers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartman, who
have been in the city to bury their
little daughter, departed this morning
for their home in Peoria. They were
guests at the Hoffman home on Fourth |
avenue east during their stay here.
Chester Irwin, OF Knoxville, was an
over Sunday visitor with his friend,
Cecil Jones, Of the HERALD. Mr..
Irwin was one of the graduates of
class 1900, Knoxville High school land
is one of that city's promising boys.
Carl Barr, guard at the Anamosa
penitentiary, who has been spending
q week with relatives and friends
here, returned to his work last even
ing. His father, who is suffering
from stroke of paralysis, is in
very feeble condition.
Rock Island Argus: Miss Bertha
copp, forsseveral years past connect
ID with Kingsbury's book and art
store, leaves June to take respon-
,ible position in the Green & Bentley ,
book store at Oskaloosa, Iowa. Miss
Jopp hasi made a study Of the book
,usiness, Is well posted on current
literature, has an appreciative knowl-
sdge Of art, and will doubtless prove :
! valuable acquisition to the Oska-
oosa establishment. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Embert Allen and son i
md father, E, w. Allen, of Seneca, i
Kansas, who have been in the city Il
or number Of days visiting with Q
nauy old5time friends and at the C.
J. Barnard home on North B street,
vent to New Sharon yesterday after
loon to visit friends there. Mr.. Allen
vas one of the first settlers in the
lew Sharon district and it has been
aany years since he has been there. Il
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