The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-02-14

danes Dennis Robinson, WalterWells,
Chas. Fehlinger, Chas. Mccall, Art
Jackson, H. Grossman, Chas. Walling
and Dennis Mccarthy, the last two
named gentlemen doing the honors
of the house. The evening was en-
ioyed from start to finish.
Times-Republican: EngineersMiles
Kelliher and Tom Pavey and Firemen
Charley Parks and John Tripp, of the
Central, engine men on the passenger
and head engine of the extra snow
pillow train, that came together at
Newburg Saturday morning, went to
Oskaloosa this morning, where they
were present at the investigation in
the Office of Superintendent Hunting
ton. Engineer Cooney and Fireman
Connors, who were on the second en-
CINE of the snow pillow extra, are an
Oskaloosa crew and were present, as
was also the train crew of Conductor
George Dawson, from Peoria. Mrs.
Ida DeCamp-Shaw, of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday in the city az the guest
of Misses VERNE and Nellie Speer
Mrs. Shaw, who formerly resided in
Grinnell recently moved to Osk aloosa
from Ottumwa.
Wednesday.
August Link is out after severe
case of the la grippe.
Oren Dickinson went to Ottumwa
this morning to care for business.
Tim Barnes, OF Leighton, was in
the city to-day looking after business
affairs.
j. HI. Pickett returned this m orning
from Des Moines where he has been
for several days past.
Mack Andrews, of Ottumwa, is in
the city visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Carrie Wallace.
Mrs ateElerick goes to DesMoines
Saturday to be the guest of her broth
er, Ralph Stein, at Drake university.
Harry Harrington, who is suffering
with pneumonia, is much worse to-
day and his condition becomes criti-
cal.
Word comes to the city OF the death
of Mrs. A j. Ream, mother of John
Ream, at Beacon at two o'clock this
afternoon. 9 sTra 10 ~
Mrs, Addie Clark, of Colfax arrived
IN the city this morning and win visit
during couple of weeks with friends
and relatives.
The Rev. w. III Frost family are
removing to the Henderson home on
First avenue east. The house they
vacatei will be occupied by the N. P.
Harrington family.
At the annual meeting and banquet
held in Des Moines Tuesday evening,
j. Ii. Pickett, of this city, was hon
ored by being elected first sergeant
of the State Society of Sons of Vet
Grams.
Mace Hagan goes to Chicago this
evening for business visit of several
days. duration and to take a sort of a
vacation. He will make number of
purchases in the way of new and
handsome rigs for his livery.
r. J. Baker went to Prairie City
this morning to buy horses and will
be in Monroe tomorrow, returning
to this city for business on Friday and
Saturday. He goes to st Louis Sun
day evening to take care of several
cars of stock shipped to that market
during the week
Pella Blade: Herman J. Hasselman,
who has been farming several years
in Mahaska county, about eight miles
north of Oskaloosa, intends becoming
a resident of this town in couple of
weeks, when he viii occupy with his
family the residence he bought some
time ago of Mr. G. Xersteeg
Ottumwa Courier: Jonas Sax went
to Oskaloosa this afternoon in answer
to a summons to act as witness in
the trial of the case against Frank
and w. III. Cope, who are charged
with stealing harness at Oskaloosa,
1t win be remembered that the men
attempted to sell the harness to Mr..
Sax in this city last Thursday.
Abba Union: l.. M. Hubbell, who
moved to this city from Os-
xaloosa, will open an Office on the
square as soon as he can secure a
room. Mr.. Hubbell is a
painter, paper hanger and decorator
Ind will carry full line of wall paper.
lie has a contract for painting the
lew houses at Hilton at present.
Phil Grace and @ B. Rowland de-
parted to-day for Kansas City to