The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11


Miss Woleott accompanied her and
will spend sewers al days there.
Mrs. Mary Paskin, who has been
guest at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. d. T. Forsythe, went to Mar
shalltown this afternoon to visit few
days, en- route to her home in Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. J @. Barringer returned this
morning from visit with relatives in
Waterloo. She was accompanied by
ohas, Hinton, of Washington COURT
House. who viii visit friends here
for some time,
Mr. and Mrs. John @. Hendryx de-
parted last evening for Oklahoma
City to be absent several weeks. j.
@. expects to be in on the ground
floor at the opening Of the new ter
ritory for settlement.
Button" Drinkle went to Mount
Pleasant this morning in charge of
DR.. White, Jr., who recently escaped
from the asylum in that city. Thisis
the second time the man has escaped
and had to be taken back again.
Al Hirsch, manager of the Bee Hive
store in Enoch, Okla, stopped in the
city for few hours last evening to
confer with Morris Hirsch proprietor
of the department here Mr.. Hirsch
is on his way to New York on bust
ness for the firm and may stop again
on his return trip.
Republican: ConductorFrank
Carter, OF the Central, who has been
on Conductor Young's run on and 6
between Marshalltown and Mason
City since the recent wreck near
Geneva, while Mr.. Young substituted
for Conductor Chapman on trains
and 2, changed with ConductorYoung
Saturday evening at Minerva juno
ton, train No. 2 south, and allowing
Mr.. Young to take his regular run on
the north-bound train.
Wednesday.
DIR. J.. E. Fleener went to EddyVille
on business to-day.
Ralph O'Hara went to Beacon this
morning to look after business.
Miss Fannie Baxter is spending the
week visiting Marshalltown friends.
Mrs. 8. A. Spillman arrived to-day
from Ottumwa to visit at the parental
j. @. Sellers home.
]. M. Stokes arrived from southern
Missouri to-day to be present at the
Adam Fehlinger funeral.
Albert Ball, of Delta, was in town
on business yesterday on his way
home from Marshalltown.
Fred Black was passenger for
Delta this morning for two weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Byron Sewers returned yesterday
from Chicago and left this morning
on business trip to Des Moines.
Mrs. d. r. Lewis departed this
morning to spend week or SO with
friends and relatives in Peterson, Mo.
Miss Bessie Smith went to Tsintor
to-day to be the guest of her friend,
Miss Bertha Lunt, for a week or so.
j. III. Pickett and family went to
Waterloo this morning where they
win visit among relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs. E. O. KiGder went to Mar
shalltown this morning to spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Rhoda
RoWen.
Mrs. P. A. Craig, who has been Wis
iting at the 7. E. Farmer home dur
ing the past month, left to- day for her
home in Meadyille.
w. F. McCarty, who has been tax
ing a weeks vacation from the O., R.
/. & P. ticket office, returned to his
labors this morning.
Miss Yertie M. Curry who has been
teaching in Mahaska county during
the past term, Nleft this morning for
her home in Butler, Pa.
Miss Mary Smith, who has been a
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Miller for some
time past, returned to her home in
What Cheer this morning.
@. F. Griffey and daughter, Mrs.
Fred McVay, of New Sharon, spent
this morning in the city on their way
to visit friends in Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Griffith, of What
Cheer, stopped in the city yesterday
evening on their way home from a
visit with Abba relatives.
Miss Achasa Beechler who has been
spending several weeks at the G. N.
Beechler residence, left this morning
for her home In Grinnell.
Rev. M. O'Carroll and Misses Kate
White, Maggie and Ella Doud went to
Eddyville this morning to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Julia Sullivan.
w. e. Chilcote and wife, of Wash
ington, stopped in the city for few
hours this morning on their way home
from visiting friends in Colfax.
Misses Alice G. and Mary H. Lewis
departed last evening for Denver,
where theylwill spend several weeks
visiting friends.
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