The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19


Il, j. Baker was passenger for st.
Louis last evening to care for a ship
ment OF two car loads Of horses.
Secretary w. s. Lacy went to Des
Moines this morning on business
trip in the interests OF the YIN. CA.
Miss Rosa schmitt returned to Der
home in this city yesterday after an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives In Belle Plsine.
Misses Rose and julia Swain, who
have been visiting relatives in this
city for some time past, left esterday
evening for their home In Belle Piaine.
Mrs. EfHs Hoffman Rogers went 10
Highland Park College, Des Moines,
this morning where she viii be de-
tanned couple of days on business
affairs.
@. w. Jones, arrived in the city
yesterday from Freeport, Maine, and
an extended eastern business trip.
He will be in the city several weeks
caring for business affairs.
Tad shipley, of the o. L. & II. Co,
has gone East for two weeks va
cation trip after summer of hard
work. He will take in Chicago and
Milwaukee and have n lake trip
Ed Parks has returned from a two
weeks visit among friends and rela-
tives in Minneapolis. Mrs. Parks,
who was with him will remain in that
city for another week to complete her
visit.
Mrs. Harry Moore has gone to
Omaha to visit with her sisters, Mrs
D. J. Hughes and Mrs. Harry Wood
rnff for a month or so. Mr.. Moore
viii join her for brief visit there in
a couple of weeks.
Will Baker, of Des Moinss, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends and
relatives. Will is now located with
the Smith-Lowe Coal Company at
Carbondale, near Des Moines, and is
manager of the Company store.
Sewell Thatcher, who was called to
this city by the death of his sister,
Miss Irene, departed last evening for
his home in Denver. Mrs. Thatcher,
the mother, and daughter Josephine,
will remain in the city several weeks
Miss Vera will accompany them west.
Mrs. Oliver Alvey, who has been in
the city for the past several weeks
visiting at thelparental s L. Pomeroy
home, departed yesterday afternoon
for Salt Lake City TO join her husband
DR.. Alvey, in permanent residence
Mr. and Mrs. Alvey have been resi-.
dents OF Chicago for the past two
years, but return to the west for
location.
A. +. Wymore, who has been in the
city and the county for the past six
weeks visiting friends and relatives,
departed yesterday aiternoon'f for bis
home in Klingman Kansas. This
county was the former home of the
gentleman and il has been several
years since he has been back. He
notes numerous changes in affairs
and people. He has been the guest
OF his cousin, @. g. Myers.
Harold Finley and John Caste re-
turned recently from the crayon por-
trait canvass in northern Wisconsin.
They like the work and we're losth to
give 1t up. Harold Finley has OBJ
tanned the foremsnship in the com
pany and returned to solicit new can
vassers. He will leave in few days
to continue bis duties this fall John
Casio enters Penn College this winter
but will probably take up the work
again this summer.
Mrs. r. O. Dodge, Of Johnstown,
New York, arrived in the city yester-
day to visit at the home Of her par
euNbs mIs anu attlEbs bhNlo hOpcAtSVhb
No. 1870 9 avenue east. The lady ls
called to this city by the severe Ill
pess of her mother, who is a sufferer
with nervous rheumatism. The visit
OF the daughter Ii more beneficial
than any prescription Of remedy. 1t
lie the hrst visit that she made to
the west in the past ten years.
Home Visitors" taking advantage
of the excursion rates to the east and
north yesterday via the Iowa Central
were: Michael Witt and wife, David
Crew and wife, A. J Jewell and wife,
Mrs. Anna Douglass, Mrs. Marie
Mains and DR.. A. A. Bugg, for Col
umbus, Ohio, Mrs. John .. Malcolm,
Cincinnati; Robert and Henry Henley
and Mrs. Laura Finley, to Indiana
polls; @. @. Reinert, Cando, North
Dakota; Roseo Fsirbrother, Emporia,
Kansas; Lewis Anderson and John
Larson, Minnesota; Charlotte West,
Hollsndburg, Kansas, and Aaron
Buren, and wife, RenviIle, MINI.
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