The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
PERSONALS.
Tuesday.

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Cheer this morning to visit at the
home of friends for few days
George Hilleary departed for Okla
homa to-day to look at the country
with view toward locating there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenblatt have
gone to Chicago, called there by the
illness of Mrs. Rosenblatt's parents.
Homer Green, of Sioux City, has
been here during the past few days
visiting with many old time friends.
John NJ. Russell is in the city for
few days visiting with friends and
looking after life insurance matters.
W. E. Richie has gone into Kansas
country for few days visit with rel
atives and to have little vacation
and rest.
Rev. Scott w. Smith went to Boone
yesterday afternoon to attend the fu.
neral of former parishioner, Grand.
ma Goetzman.
Bert McQuiston and N. G. Adlon
departed this morning for Oklahoma
City to care for business affairs and
to see the country.
Mrs. J.. r. Geneva is home from a
trip about the state in the interests of
the Eastern Stars, of which she is a
state district deputy.
Fred Romer, the World clothier, de-
parted last evening for the eastern
markets to be away two weeks on a
goods-buying expedition.
L. R. Rosebrook and daughter, Miss
Faye, departed last evening for Chi
cago where they will visit at the home
of relatives for few days.
Miss Una Nicholson, who has been
in the city visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Coke, returned to
her home in New Sharon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis scull, of Lynn
vile, en- route from their wedding
trip to New London, we're overnight
guests at the Calvin Montgomery
home.
Miss Luna Walgamood departed
last evening for Chicago where she
win spend number of days in the
millinery markets in the interests of
the Mrs. Moore house.
A telegram to friends in the city
announces the death of Mrs. j. S.Mc-
Neilan at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Grant A. Hinton, of Denver, this
morning. The body will be brought
to Oskaloosa for interment.
A Knoxville correspondent says:
arch Cowan, who has been home
for few days on account of his little
daughter being seriously i'll, returned
to Oskaloosa Monday. Mr.. Cowan is
a conductor on the Iowa Central rail-
road"
Mrs. Phil Hoffman, arrived home
this morning from an extended So
journ in Louisiana and Texas. Col.
and Mrs. j. w. Hammond and Miss
Edna Hammond stopped with rela-
tives in Kansas City and will be home
Thursday.
Mrs. G. W. Sewers entertained a
number of guests Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. @. w. Huntington,
of Marshalltown. The affair partook
of the nature of areception. Refresh
ments we're served and very pleas
ant afternoon was passed.
Times-Republican: Rev. j. Edgar
Williams, pastor of theFriends church
went toOskaloosa this morning, where
he will remain three days in attend
ance at meeting of the visiting COM
mittee of Penn college, of which he is
chairman. The time will be spent by
the committee in inspecting the work
of the College.
The ladies of the p. r o. were en-
tertained last evening at the home of
Mrs. Joe Wray, No. 604 First avenue
east. The entertainment was in the
form of winter picnic and those who
attended certainly had one. There
were the picnic lunch baskets and all
that goes toward making the genuine
article in the summer months. The
occasion was greatly enjoyed by all
who participated.
Company r gave one of a series OF
drills and dancing parties at the ar
mory last evening. There was avery
large attendance and the evening was
greatly enjoyed. Schmitt's orchestra
furnished the music. There were
number of guests present from out of
the city, among them Misses Florence
Harris and Fern Foreman and Mr..
Emmett Beeson, of Marshalltown.
These parties will be made monthly
affairs hereafter and will be quite a
feature of the social life Of the city.
Wednesday.
John Toyera is reported quite i'll
with the grippe.
Frank Waddeli Is confined to his
home by severe illness.
r. III. Carroll was passenger last
evening for McHenry, North Dakota.
VIC. Sheppard was In Moravia to