The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-27

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trip 81 several weekn' duration III the
north and around the lakes.
Mrs. Anna Porter went 10 Ottumwa
this morning to be a guest Of Gfiends
and relativas for a few days.
Miss ida Glover went to Ottumwa
this morning to be the guest Of her
friend, Miss Eva Horner, for weeks
visit.
MisssHelen Kalbach went to Keo
Ruk this morning to be the guest Of
her friend, Miss Louise Gibbons, for
. few days. visit.
Mrs. Harry Swegsr and daughter,
Miss Helen, Of Red Oak, are in the
city Visiting at the home Of the iady's
niece, Mrs.fGeorge Carbon.
III. c. gMfnter, OF Kansas,on e Of the
big ranch owners Of that state, Is In
the city visiting at the home Of his
brother, @. Winter, for q few days.
Rev. John M. Baugh, who has been
Id Chicago for several months, came
to the city last evening and win be
here a few days looking after busi-
ness matters.
Miss Annj Lawrence who has been
in the city Visiting with relatives and
friends FOR the past few weeks, de-
parte9fthis morning for her home in
Ma9fhalltown.
Mrs, IChas. W. Hoffman,, daughter
&ladysYand Miss Grace Sewers, who
z have been in Chicago for several days,
ar~rived;home Hast evening They re-
port q very pleasant visit.
DR.. and Mrs.. b. r. Andrews arrived
home last evening from a fOrtnight's
visit In Indiana. Their daughter
Mabel win remain for a longer visit
at the home OF her grandparents in
Thorntown.
Bishop Morrison, Of the diocese OF
Iowa, win arrive Wednesday at noon
and win spend q couple Of days with
Rev. W.. H. Frost, rector OF St.James
church, and with Mr.. N. P. Herring
ton at Muchakinock.
Rev. Scott w. Smith, I. w. Cook
and John Renfrew are in Ottumwaip
attendance at the opening of the
state convention Of Christian Endeav-
orers. They are the advance deIega-
tion of the attendance from this city,
which will number abont fifty.
Mrs. Mary McCabe and daughter,
Miss Maggie, went to Chicago this
morning via the Rock Island route,
and they win reside in that city dur
ing the next year or more. The trip
is made in the interests OF Miss Mag
gle, who is to enter Chicago univers-
fly for q years. course in the modern
languages to fit her for the work Of q
teacher. The young lady IA an ex-
pert in German and French, but lacks
ia the didactic methods, and she goes
into the school to acquire these. The
ladies' were accompanied by WIN Me-
Cabe, Of the Rock Island, who viii
see them comfortably located in their
new home In the city. During his
absence Clarence Anderson win look
after the baggage department Of the
OBkaloosa station.
Wednesday.
John O. Williams is looking after
business affairs in Omaha.
g. g. Morris went to Chicago last
evening via the Burlington route.
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II. o. Thomas, Of Rolfe, is in the
city looking after business matters
and calling on friends.
Jno- Merklsback and daughter have
gone to Centralia, III, for a brief
visit with relatives and friends.
FredsGreen, Of the Green & Bent
Icy Drug Co., departed yesterday for
Nebraska to care for business affairs,
II. A. Pennis arrived in the city last
evening from MarshalItown and win
be a guest Of friends and relatives for
a few days.
w. J.IHowell has accepted a posi-
ton in the Ira Thomas grocery store
and has Eentered actively into the
service Of the house.
Mrs. HarryiLatty, who has been in
the city for the past few weeks visit
ing at the home Of relatives departed
this morning for her home in Des
Moines.
Joe Beeson and Frank Morse, of the
Oppenheimer-B eeson-Morse 90, went
to MarshaIItown yesterday afternoon
to visit with friends, take in the show
and care for business affairs.
Jack MiIlIgan has received word
from Madison Indiana, Of the s~erious
illness OF his brother and mother and
Ii may be necessary for him to 60 to
their assistance in the near future
Prof. E.B. Warman was at the High
school Tuesday morning and adj
dressed the whole school during the
assembly period. His talk was on the
care and.use Of the voice, with special
emphasis-Eon correcr breathing and
the necessity for the proper poise Of
the body to secure correct breathing.
COL J.W. Hammond received news
yesterday Of the rapidly falling health
Of his aged father, Mr.. II. II. Ham
mond Of Columbus, Kansas. Mr..
unArcnd hes vfaftad hare a numhar /