The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-08-21

Rev. A. @. Kaye departed via the
Rock Island yesterday evening for
the north on short vacation trip.
He will visit his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. B. Kayein Charlevoix, Mich.
and stay indefinitely with relatives in
that part of the country.
Mrs. w. H. Needham, of Sigourney
and Mrs. L. B. Christman and
Printess Knowlton, of Springville,
Ia, who have been spending the past
few days visiting among friends in
New Sharon and in this city, de.
parted last night for short stay at
the Nesdham home in Sigourney.
New Sharon chief: Mrs j. G.
Hammond AND two children left yes
terday on q visit with relatives at
Davenport, Iowa, and Dixon, Illinois.
At the close OF their visit they will
ioin Mr.. Hammond at st. Paul, where
they have leased furnished house
and expect to reside the coming
winter.
E. w. Jones, formerly of this city,
has our thanks for copy Of the
Durango, Colorado, Democrat, con-
tanning the following personal mem
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Schaal, of
Sheldal, Iowa, and Rev. r. w.
Hughes, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, passed
through the city last evening to Sill
verton. They have purchased mining
property near Eureka and came out
to look it over.
Word has been received in thelcity
of the serious illness of Miss Cora
Vernon, daughter of @. h. Vernon.
The young lady is at Corning, Iowa,
and is suffering from severe attack
of typhoid fever. Her condition is
critical and there is little hope of her
recovery. She is quite we'll known
in the city and many friends here
will hope for her recovery.
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Peele, of Des Moines,
is in the city for few days visit
with friends.
DR.. A. A. Hugg went to Sigeurney
to epend the day looking after
Masonic business.
Horace Bowen is taking few days.
outing and recreation visiting friends
in Grinnell and Newton.
Robert Turner departed this morn
ing for Waterloo to attend the Pro-
hibition state convention.
Mrs. John Tarr went to Winfield
this morning for brief visit with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Long.
Mrs. E. Graft departed to-day for
Keithsburg for weeks visit with
her friend, Mrs. Mary Billings.
Mrs. w. NJ. Terry went to WASH
ington this morning for brief visit
with her son, DIR. w. W. Terry.
Doctor Henderson accompanied
his brother James to his home in
Waterloo after brief visit here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gross departed today
for Davenport where she expects to
make an extended visit with her son.
Father Waldron was passenger
for Ottumwa this morning to spend
day or 80 at his old home in that city.
10 Anderson arrived home yes
terday afternoon from three months
trip through Idaho, Montana and Wy
oming.
Mrs. N. Carr, of New Sharon, was
In the city yesterday visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Masters.
Congressman John F. Lacey is at
Lovilla today to deliver an address
before the old settlers meeting held
at that place.
Isaac Jones and Miss Esther Row
ley went to What Cheer this morning
to visit friends and attend the fair
during the day.
]. O. Gerard departed yesterday
afternoon for Woodward, Ia, where
he win look after business matters
for short time.
Clyde Graham was a passenger for
Chicago this a.morning to spend q
week in that city visiting friends and
having a goodltime generally.
Mrs. o. A. Kikendsle left JESTER