The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-02-07

the house.
Mrs. VIII Symons arrived this morn
ing from Boise City, Idaho, to join
her husband in permanent residence
in this city.
President Peatman, of the Oska-
loosa Street Railway Company, is in
the city to-day looking after the In
terests of the new company.
Mrs. Bert Dalton, who has been In
the city visiting relatives during the
past several days, departed this morn
ing for her home in Des Moines.
Mrs. j. A Pearson and daughter,
Miss Grace, of Salida, Colorado, are
in the city visiting at the parental DIR.
True home on South Market street.
Miss Addie Tburlow, of New York,
was High school visitor Tuesday
afternoon and favored the school with
a vocal solo which was roundly en-
cored.
Passengers bound for western points
via the Iowa Central yesterday were
@. F. Morgan, Delta, Colorado; John
w. Roveton, Pine B uff, Arkansas;
F. T. Morgon, Ell Reno.
Dave Williams, who has been con-
fined TO his home for the last few
days with severe illness,is out again
and will soon be at his place of bust
ness on High avenue west.
Miss Mamie Cauley, who has been
in the city during the past several
weeks visiting at the homes of rela-
tives and friends, departed yesterday
for her home in Cedar Rapids.
Messrs. Frank McMasters, of Chi
cago, and A r. jackson, of Abba,
were in the city to-day in conference
with Messrs Peatman and Winter, of
the Oskaloosa Street Railway Co.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Smith, of Daven-
port, and Mr. and Mrs. Studebaker
Brown, of Fargo, North Dakota, ar
rived in the city this morning and
will be guests of the viii Mattox
home for few days. visit.
George Martin and family have re-
moved to their new home on the sec
ond floor of the new Sheppard build
ing on High avenue east, near Thirt
street. They will have one of the
cosiest and most convenient suites of
rooms in the city.
Mrs Harry Hostetter departed for
Ottumwa this morning and will be a
guest of her brother, Vet Ayers, be-
tore departing for weeks wilt in
Omaha at the home of Mr-. Ratlitf
The lady will be absent from the city
for about ten days.
| G. w Hoffman, of near Indianapo-
| lis, was in town on Wednesday and
ordered the HERALD sent to him at
Woodston, Kansas, here he expects
to be located by March 1, The Hoff-
mans are old time residents of Ma
haska county and are excellent PEG
| pie wnom we are sorry to lose.
The current number of The Living
| Church contains the sad announce
ment of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth
| Kemp, wife of Rev. Thomas Kemp,
formerly rector of st James Epi-co-
pal church 10 this city Mrs Kemp
was 70 years old and her d ath oc-
Cured in Kankakee, Illinois, on jan
uary Is.
Press dispatches sent out from Mt
Vernon state tbsti is quite definitely
sci tied that DR.. Homer StuntZ, of that
city, will go to the Philippines, where
he will serve the MeIho' it church a
pre- siding elder Thu position was
rendered Rev Stuniz at the last con-
frreI ce hut he at first declined. Mr..
S unrz is well known throughout Iowa
in Methodist circles.
Henry and Della NJ. Alder and II
Richie departed this morning via the
Rock lsIar d tor e R no, Ind an Ter
ritory Other passengers for the west
via the same route to-day and yester-
day were: j. w StoEer, Gut hrie, ok
Iahoma; r G Hoffman, Helena, Mon
ttna; William Spates and daughter,
Sloan Springs, Ark; Anna Scott
and Jennie Allen, Bellewood, Nebr.
Times-Republican: John K. Whita-
ker, o OsksIo "a, a former engine err
on the Iowa Central, psnt the day in
the city Mr.. Whitaker, who is
brother of Mrs J NJ. Whitaker and
Mrs Theodore A.Brown, of tnis city,
IL now the road for the Hanna Man
ufac uring Company, of Oskaloo-a,
makers of the penngarments, and has
western Iowa and portions OF Nebras-
ka as his territory.
Mrs. o S Ellis and Miss Abbie
Park hurst entertained company of
guests at an infnrmal musical last
evening at their home at the east end
of Seco d avenue, in honor Of Miss
Addie Thurl1w, of New York, who has
been visiting in the city. There was
very enjo' abe program OF i'm
promptu nature rendered, refresh
ments were served and the evening
was greaily enjoyed by ali present
Those who assisted in the 81 terrain
ment Of the evening W. re Miss Thor
low, VINO sang number OF solos;
Misses Berta Lacey, Lillian Hughes