The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-07-18

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Mrs. Leo Vernon, who has been
visiting friends here for several days,
has returned to her home in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Barton went to
Hooking yesterday afternoon to make
that place their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Hulse left last
evening over the Iowa Central for a
few weeks stay at Clear Lake.
II. L. Fairbrother and @. McMills n
went to Ottumwa on business this
morning to be gone several days.
Miss Esther Carlson, who has been
spending several days at the E.F.Fer-
reIl home, left this morning for Grin
nell.
Walter BurreIl is in Des Moines this
week on legal business and to attend
the races in the interest of the Ma
haska County Fair.
Mrs. J. Rominger returned to the
maternal Margaret Baker home this
morning from a short trip to her
home in Bloomfield.
Mrs. W. 8. Westherwax went to
Des Moines this morning to be with
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Knight, who
is reported seriously i'll.
John Price, of Wayland, was in the
city last evening and departed this
morning TO look after business affairs
in Melvin for few days.
Miss Margaret Winslow, of Ottum-
wa, stopped in the city few hours
yesterday on her way to visit friends
and relatives in Grinnell.
Mrs. Anna Taylor and children, of
New York City, are at the parental J.
W. Morgan home, on North Eighth
street, for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Efne Hoffman Rogers returned
this morning from a two months bus
mess and pleasure trip TO the north
and western part of the state.
Mrs L. 8 Haughly and son Tharp
departed last night for Brooklyn, N.
Y, where they will spend several
months visiting with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Southwick is home
Z m her work at Charlottesville for
a few days visit with her parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Southwick.
Miss Katie Snyder, who has been
In Mar baIltown for an extended visit
9Th relatives and friends, has re-
rurred to Der home in this city.
Mrs. Jacob Bertsch will arrive in
the city Thursday from Sigourney to
he a guest OF her son George and Of
the Ed Fritz home for few days.
Miss Jessie Gray, OF Washington,
spent Yesterday visiting at the @. W.
Overturf home on her way from
visit with friends In Marshalltown.
Yrs. r J. Ellis and John W Ellie
left ov. the Rock Island last evening
for Perry, Oklahoma, where they will
spend several months among friends
Mrs o e. Dickson departed last
ev, ming for Golden City, Mo where
che will b. a visitor at the home Of
her father, W. e. Mason, for a few
wsek4.
Mics Grace Carter, who has been In
the ri,y visiting with her friends,
miss4s Hatrie Hibbs and Ida Wood
wa d, will return to her home In FL
dora to- orrow.
M. @ Fisher, who was called
TO 'hia city ome time ago by the Ill,
n ss - her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
O v@r. r.tnrned to her home in New
sharon last evening.
NJ Jennie Pulseter, who has been
in tn cit for the past three weeks
Waiting II the home Of her sister. Mrs
Hen y Paul. departed last evening
for h home in Cantril, Mo.
L. Gpnnsra, OF the iowa Centrai,
VIII bss heen firing on one OF the
work tr-in engines at Belmond, is
home rersiug an injured arm received
iu ne discharge OF bis work a few
dsy- ago He will be laid OF couple
OF day-.
Mrs. W T Crsy LETT this morning
,or III kilws. M, 20 make her future
home tbete. Mr.. Cray has been vet
erlrasy surgeon at the Quaker livery
a, d fest barn for some time pat and
VII pr ,eably coptinus his work in
that q n ~