The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-01-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
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Vera. Watts is home from short
fiait to friends in Knoxville.
Mira. @ +. Garretson, OF Knoxville,
is II the city for few days visit.
Miss Inez Brill returned yesterday
from viait with relatives In Leigh
ton.
Billie Gross is back after spending
several weeks In Cedar Rapids and
the east.
mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis arrived
home today from a visit at Spring
fleld, Mo.
Frank Wetherell left this morning
Cor Rock Island to spend Sunday
visiting friends.
Mel Rose, Of Oelwefn, Is here for
holiday visit with relatives and many
.RRid time friends.
Miss. Mabel Hays, Of Hamilton,
las been in the city for few days,
gisiting her sister
Jay Marmon, formerly Of this city,
Vas In town Thursday looking after
pusiness matters.
W Joseph Wells departed for Cedar
Raplds this morning to look after
5usinsss. interests.
Mrs., Nancy Stout went to What
'heer this morning for a few days.
lsit at the VIM. Blatt home.
Miss Mamie Sullivan, of ottumwa,
4 In rhe city visiting her brother,
Dennis Sullivan, for few days.
'# MRS. Kate Smedley departed yester-
LAY evening for weeks visit with
rIends and relatives in West Liberty.
Geo. Alderman, of Fremont, was in
the city yesterday, called among
Friends and looked after business af,
fairs.
Mrs. J. M. Ryan and daughters,
Laura and Rena, of Eddyville, were
in the city yesterday. shopping and
n visiting friends.
M Mre. Lydia 7. Kessler and daugh-
ter, Sarah A., of Bennett, are in the
city visiting at the home of the lady's
father, Thomas Terrell, for few
days.
Mrs. Fred Romer and son, Sidney,
2 left for Chicago Friday for ten days.
visit. Miss Sadie VerYeer went with
them and expects to remain about 80
days.
Miss MoIlie Graham, Of Davenport,
who has been spending. some time in
the city the guest of Miss Lydia Ora
ham, returned to her home Thursday
evening.
Misses Lucille Ryan and Ruth Ly-
man left Thursday morning for Des
Moines where they win spend several
days attending the Iowa State Teach
er,a association.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mailer, who
have been giving a series of dancing
lessons in the city for the past few
months, left. this morning for their
Z home in st. Louis.
~ .sLemon and wife who have
bssn spending several days visiting
Mt the o. 8. Lemon home on Third
avenue east, left yesterday jevening
for their home iniWashington.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. SpiIlman and
son, Harold, who have been in the
city visiting at the parental ]. @. Sell
ers home on North Third street, have
returned to their home in ottumwa.
j. b. Green, principal of the Mitch
elIviIle school, spent Christmas at his
annt's, Mrs. VIM. Thomas of Beacon.
He leaves for Oklahoma in few days
to look after claims that he and his
Hister drew q few months ago
Little Winand Esgen, SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Esgen, of Eldora, who
has been in the city for number of
weeks receiving treatment, is gaining
strength quite rapidly and tits thought
that In time his trouble will have dis
appeared. The child was i'll with
spinal meningitis and the illness left
the little limbs wasted, useless and
ali drawn out of shape. The child
was DEDuBHb W AAio CAtJ "HSAO WI
slant attention has been given him
and medical treatment brought to his
relief. He is now able 10 use his
limbs to some extent and shows more
Improvement than the parents had
thought possible.
Monday.
Tracey Boal confined to his home
BY Illness.
Mics Gwendolen Jones lie spending
several days with friends in Grinnell.
Rev. James Rovaart is confined to
his home with severe case of the
mumps.
Mrs. Chas. Everett, Of Mason City,
visiting friends and relatives for
few days.
Mrs. Lou Blattner has Ra1
fumwa to visit her 50,
Doughsrty.
Rev. Hugh Robi. 8S&Ts
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