The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-04-18
PERSONALS.
Saturday


Chas. johnson is home from an
eastern business trip.
Will Hawkins came home at noon
from Chicago business trip.
John Doak, of Rose Hill, was in the
city yesterday caring for business.
Miss Cora L. Barton was called to
Garner yesterday, and departed via
the Iowa Central.
Mrs. Birbridge and sister and Mrs.
Celene, of Marshalltown, are visiting
at the Ed Matthews home.
Cashier Fred Williams, of the Barnes
City Bank, was in the city yesterday
caring for business affairs.
A. L. Oldham, of Eddyville, was in
town yesterday looking after business
matters and calling on friends.
E. F. silvers, of Des Moines, is in
the city for visit with friends and
relatives and to care for business af-
fairs.
Chas. N .Dobyns, editor of the Craig
Leader, Craig, Mo-, arrived in the city
this morning, called by the illness of
his father, l.. @. Dobyns.
H. @. Stuart, special agent of the
Providence Fire Insurance company,
of Washington, was in the city yes
terday visiting at the Gentry agency.
Mrs. Julia Mason, who has been in
the city visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Pax Henry, departed this
morning for her home in DesMoines.
Mrs. Sterret, mother of Agent w.
R.Sterret of the Iowa Central, arrived
yesterday from Morning Sun and will
be the guest of her son for few days
visit.
Miss Emma Ridell, of the superin-
tendent's office of the Iowa Central,
who has been very i'll of quinsy went
to her home in Marshalltown last
evening to recuperate.
Mrs. Herman Grossman arrived
home from Chicago yesterday. She
was accompanied to this city by her
father, Jacob Hannaman, who will re-
main here for some time.
Frank Clarke and family who have
resided at No. 1102 First avenue west,
will remove to the country next week,
and their property will be occupied
by Chas. Hopes and family.
George Carbon went to Delta this
morning and contracted for three
thousand feet of cement sidewalk.
Hurrah for the little town of Delta!
Mr.. Carbon says there will be more of
the work done there during the sum-
mer.
George Fish has resigned his place
in the decorative department of the
Baldauf store and goes to Decatur,
ILL.,, to accept similar position. Mr..
Fish departs to-day to accept the new
place. Mrs. Fish will follow her hus-
band in couple of weeks.
A telegram to d. A. Hoffman from
Mrs. E. II. Rodgers, who was called
to Davenport last evening by the i'll
ness of her daughter, Miss Emily,
states that the young lady has been
i'll of typhoid fever for the past eleven
days. She is some better to-day.
w. w. Brown and family have re-
moved from No. 1912 B avenue west
to No. SIG Sixth avenue east. The
former residence place of Mr.. Brown
is to be occupied by w. Il. Riggs and
family, of Martinsburg, who remove
to this city for permanent residence.
VIM. Harper-jolly, good-natured
Bill-from near Givin, was in the city
to-day and in his rounds dropped into
this office. VIM. says that usually he
plants potatoes on Good Friday, but
this year he didn't. Not because he
didn't want to, but because the wealth
er was not just right.
A. Femme, of Bows, is in the city
visiting at the home of r. T. Frost.
The young man is recently returned
from the Philippine service. He was
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of the Thirty eighth Infantry U. S.V.,
and has seen eighteen months of SER
vice. He arrived at San Francisco
March II.
Monday.
c. E. Lofiand is indisposed with a
bad case of tonsilitis.
L. M. Hadley was in the city Sum
day calling among friends.
j. s. Mangold departed Sunday
evening for Cawker, Kansas.
Thos. Sewers departed last even
ing for st. Louis on business trip.
w. N. True, son Of DIR. True, de-
parted last evening for Sheridan, Mo.
G. II. Ruth, of Marshalltown, was
in the city Sunday, grest of Ran VIII
lard.
Chas. Schlenker 10 confined TO his
home with bad case of sore throat
and In grippe.
Miss Baine and Miss Robly, Of Mo-
ravia, spent Sunday visiting at the
Irwin home