The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-01-10
PERSONALS.
SATURDAY

are in Marion for a visit with her
parents.
O. s. Darnforth, of Sioux City, is in
town shaking hands with friends and
looking after business affairs.
Mrs. Milton Turner'S is suffering from
a yer attack of the grippe, but is
expected to be out again in a few
days.
Miss Retha Covington is expected
home to-day from a two weeks visit
with relatives in the western part OF
the state.
Mrs. B. A. Morgan and Miss Lenora
Crabtree, of Marshalltown, came TO
the city last evening to be in attend
nee at the Messiah production.
Mrs. Edward o'Brien is lying quite
III at her home oil High avenue west
suffering with e~rysipelss and compli-
cations of La grippe.
Chas. Walters, of the Iowa Central
Ry., and Guy Talbot, of the Peoria
Terminal Road, will spend Sunday
with friends in oskaloosa.
Abba Republican: B. G. Reed, for
merly of Hooking, has accepted a po-
sition with the Iowa Fuel Co., at Col
on, and has taken up his residence
in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. j. ]. Else was a passenger on
the Rock Island Saturday morning
from 0ttasen, Iowa, where she spen.
the holidays at the DR.. W. M. Ship
ley home.
Mrs. Mary Converse went to OF
tumwa this morning to visit with her
daughter, Miss Alberta, who is in
that city to-day PLAYING with the Rob-
ert Downing company.
Geo. Bentley, of Colorado Springs,
who has been in the CITY during the
past several days looking after bust.
ness matters and calling on friends,
departed this morning for Chicago,
Ben Wightman, who has been in
the city during the past week looking
after business affairs and calling on
friends and acquaintances, departed
this morning for his home in Chicago,
Rev. Mrs. Sisson, pastor of the
Friends church, is sufficiently recov,
cred from her recent Illness to resume
church duties, and will speak next
Sabbath morning at Penn college
: chapel.
Bart st. Clair, who has been con
fined to his home for a number Of
weeks fighting some hard battles with
an attack Of typhoid fever, is out or
the street again. 1t will be severa,
weeks, however, before he is enabled
!. to resume his work.
Mrs.J w. Jarnagin, of Mentezuma
|. was in the city last evening to hear
the Messiah. The lady has been in
Leighton visiting with relatives. She
will be in the city several days before
returning to her home in the capital
of Poweshiek.
Abba Union: J.. G. Smith, who was
a guard at the Fit. Madison peniten,
tiary for six years and three months,
Y appointed from Oskaloosa, resigned
the position on January / and he was
in Abba Wednesday looking for a
house in which to nov his family.
He is assured a position with the
Hooking Coal Co,
Richland Clarion: W. o. Nugent,
engineer on the Central, was married
to Miss AIRY Warner, of Abba, on Xmas
day. Mr.. Nugent is one of the pio-
neer engineers of the Central and has
many friends among the boys Of the
road and elsewhere. When the writer
was a kid "brakey" on the Central
this same Nugent gave us fatherly
advice, words that would make a kid
quit railroading. The Clarion wishes
Mr.. Nugent and his bride a pleasant
journey without any smashups.
Monday.
d. Frank Wade, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
Jack sheehy, of Pella, was in town
over Sunday calling among friends.
W. H. Shaw is at his duties in the
Savings Bank after a brief indisposi-
ton.
H. L. H%argraves was a passenger
over the Iowa Central last night for
Conroy, Texas.
E. E. Kerwin returned to the city
Saturday after a northern trip in the
interests of the Iowa Central.
Miss Belle Davis returned to the
city last evening from a weeks visit
with friends at Marshslltown.
Grover @. Baker went to Burling-
ton this morning to resume his stud.
les in the commercial college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith went to
Iowa City this morning, called there
by the death of Mr.. Smith's uncle,
w. W. Smith.
VIII Benton, who has been visiting
with his parents in Davenport during
the holidays, has returned to his
home in this city.
A letter from Mrs. Rose Jerrel to
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