The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-05-02
returned to her school at Lacey this

Pierce's medicines 70 all sufferers"
returned to her school at Lacey this
morning.
Joe Strasburger, who came up to
look after business affairs for few
days, returned to his home in Abba
last night.
Mrs. Matte English, who has been
visiting at the John Cleveland home
over Sunday returned to New Sharon
this morning.
Ira Deck, who has been spending
several days in the city looking after
business affairs, left fonuA- =ont,
Nebr., last night. RI The
s. A. Darland appreciated by Iad emit
Sunday with his fa,, ar
land returned to their h.. Rors-
boro this morning,
Miss Cassie Reeves, who has been
in the city for the past several days,
departed Saturday evening for her
home in Council Bluffs.
Pella Advertiser: Mr.. and Mrs. R.
E. Redman, of Oskaloosa, visited the
j. L. Warren home this week -. Mrs.
Bieshoai, of Oskaloosa, is visiting in
Pella.
G. M. Holmes came down from his
Des Moines home Saturday evening
and spent the Sabbath with friends
in the city and "swapped" stories
with the boys.
Mrs. Sam Baldauf and Master Artie
and Miss Amy Rosenblatt departed
Sunday morning for Chicago where
they willZspend number of weeks
among relatives and friends.
Washington Press: Attorney @. J.
Wilson arrived home yesterday even
ing from .Oskaloosa, where he has
been caring for his brother Thomas,
who has been i'll and is now recover
ing.
Mrs. j. A. Pearson and daughter
Grace, who have been spending sew
eral months at the DR.. j. NJ. True
home on South Market street, de-
parted last evening for their home in
Salida, Colorado.
Mrs. E.'H. Gibbs and daughter,
Mrs. Nell Woodin, who have been in
Chicago for an extended visit, le-
turned home at noon to-day and went
TO their summer residence north of
the city where they will remain dur
ing the. summer.
E. B. Thomas, representing a Chi
,ago real estate firm, was in the city
turing the past week looking after
interests here. The gentleman speaks
n the highest terms of the city and
ts offerings for investment. Hethinks
he city is listed for something be-
'end the ordinary some time soon.
Ed Bowen, of Nebraska, was seen
n the city to-day en- route to New
sharon, his former residence, to visit
With friends and relatives before GO
ng to Chicago, where he has accepted
position in drug house. MI. Bowen
3 the gentleman who started from
lere to wheel it to the Paris EXPOSE
ion. He rode his wheel to New York
nd then all over France, Switzerland,
Germany, England, Scotland
nd Wales.
Chas. Hensley, whose boyhood days
Tere spent in Oskaloosa, was in the
ity few hours Friday evening look
az up old time friends and acquaint.
noes. This was the FIRST time in over
wenty years that Mr.. Hensley has
cen in the old homo town. Charles
as been with the 60" for near
quarter of q century and now has
barge of the Union depot eating
ouse at Burlington and also super
ision Of several others along the line.
Word was received In the city this
corning of the death of Mrs. William
.emper at her home in Muncie, Ind,
unday afternoon at 2:80 O'Clock.
he lady suffered from an accident
bout two months ago in which she
sceived a very severe fall. She has
;eadily grown worse until the end
anne Sunday. The lady was sister
| Mrs. John Glenn, OF this city, and
le family are old time residents of
lis city and are well known to the /
der citizens, who will extend sym
athy to the family.
sigourney News: Our young re-
ablican friend, Charlie Walling, Of {