The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-01-24
PERSONALS.
saturday

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Mrs. Perry Gibbons, of What Cheer,
is visiting atthe T. ]. Ruthtord home
ON High avenue east.
The Rev.sW. H. Frost, rector of st.
James parish, was called to Bussey
to-day for asbaptismal service.
Carroll Sawyer went to MARSHALL
town yesterday afternoon to care for
business of.the Spencer Company.
George Ross has joined the ranks
of grippe lighters and is doing battle
with the feudsat his home on Second
avenue east.
#. E. WethereIl ia home from a bus
mess trip to several Iowa cities. He
has been gathering pointers for plans
for the new Episcopal church.
Don Chandler, of Clark county, a
former Mahaska resident, lie here to
visit his father John Chandler south
east of town, whois reported as be-
ing quite Ill.
Mr.. and MRS. Ghas. tMcQuade were
in the city Friday eh.route to their
home in Sigourney after visit of sew
eral days in Minneapolis. While in
this city they were entertained at the
home of County Supt. J. p. Dodds.
F. P. Brewer, of the Third ward,
has returned from his visit to the
south and into the land OF Texas, and
he has many stories to relate of the
wonders of that part>of the country.
This insures quorum at the council
meeting next week.
Harry Cammack, of the Iowa Gen.
trial, went to Marshalltown last even
ing where he was led through the
forests of Elkdom. His appearance
this morning upon alighting fromthe
train to resume his desk was much
the same as usual but there seemed
to be an air of wisdom about the
young man that was not entirely
clear to the people whom he had left
the day before.
Marshalltown Times-Republican;
Mr.. Ernest Brewer, of Oskaloosa, has
accepted position in this city as as
sistant book-keeper for the Marshall
OH Company. Mr.. Brewer arrived in
the city yesterday and has begun his
duties. He will move his family from
Oskaloosa to this city some time with
in the next two weeks. Mr.. Brewer
has been in the employ of William
Hibbs & Son, at Lacey for some time
and comes to the oil company highly
recommended.
Monday.
e. AFFORD spent Sunday at his home
in the city.
Miss Eola McFadden was passen
ger for Chicago this morning.
Judge Ben Mccoy went to Abba
last evening to look after some legal
matters.
Mrs. Herman Grossman is visiting at
the home of her parents in Chicago
for few weeks.
d. A. Mason, of Marshalltown, was
in the city yesterday calling among
friends and re atiyes.
County Re order L. l.. McCord was
in Eddyville Saturday looking after
business affairs and calling friends.
Mrs. Mary Converse is home from
a brief trip with her daughter, Miss
Alberta, of the Robert Downing com-
pany.
State Mine Inspector John Werner
went to Abba last evening to make
official calls on the mines in Monroe
county.
Mrs. Lorinda Grifis, of Des Moines,
is in the city, a guest at the home of
her niece, Mrs, Ralph o'Hars, for
few days visit,
R'sa 4 -nes Rodgers, who has bee;
visiting in the city during the past
three weeks, has returned to her home
In Dies Mnines.
Mrs. Meyer Rosenstein, of Des
Moines, is in the city visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. IL. Pfeifer,
for a number of days.
NJ. McCoombs and daughter, Miss
Hazel, arrived in the city Saturday
evening for a visit Of several days
with relatives and friends.
NJ. T. jacobson, who has been in
the city visiting with friends and rel
atives during the past several days,
departed last evening for his home In
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. S d. Wilson, who
have been visiting with friends in
Chicago and other places during the
past six weeks, nave returned to their
home in this city.
Mr.. ard Mrs Fred Green have gone
TO Kansa- City AID Excelsior Springs
for season Of rest and recuperation.
They win be absent from the cily for
a number If weeks,
Harry and Joe strasburger and M
Veryeer vent to Chicago and other
eastern markes last nigat 10 buy
goods tor the branch dry goods store
to be opened IN Aloha.
Mrs. Hatue Worth and children,
Tn,,is., ana pa, nond. of Buxton, are