The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tuesday.

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@. p. Sipes went to .Ottumwa this
morning and will go thence to Bata-
via to ears for business affairs.
Mrs. ii. L. Coke returned at noon
from a brief visit at the parental DIR
W. NJ. Jarvis home in Rose Hill.
Mrs. E. ID. Candy, of Ottumws, ar
rived this morning to be the guest of
her friend, Miss Edith Simmons.
ID. T. Stockman, of Sigourney, was
In town yesterday looking after BUSH
ness affairs and calling on friends.
Mrs. VIM. Snider returned to Rose
Hill last evening after spending Sun
day with friends and relatives here.
VIM. Dorman left this morning for
Spokane, Washington, to attend to
business matters there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Duffy, who have
been spending a day or so with Mr..
and Mrs. M. o'Brien, left yesterday
for Keota.
Dave Turner went to Des Moines
this morning, having accepted a pc
sition as porter in the Victoria Hotel
of that city.
Mrs. Samuel Siegel, of New York,
who has been visiting her friend, Miss
Margaret Miley, departed last even
ing for her home.
Mrs. j. M.Speer and daughter, Miss
Vernal, came from M~arshalltown this
morning to be in attendance at the
Elks party this evening.
Miss Eva Mason, who has been in
the city for several days visiting rel
atives and friends, returned to her
home in Muscatine last evening.
@. A. VERNE er and wife, OF Lucas,
stopped in the city yesterday for a
short stay at the Mrs. M. j. Tierney
home, en- route from a visit with
Knoxville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alexander, of
Hamilton, and her sister, Mrs Mitch
ell, of Des Moines, are in the city TO.
day on business and visiting with
their many friends,
Mrs Robert Renfrew of Burlington,
who has been spending a few days
with her son, John Renfrew, left last
night for Keota where she will be a
guest at the DR.. McFarlin home.
E. E Merrill, of Minneapolis, and
J.. d. Nichols, representing the Stacy
Fruit Company, we're in the city to-
day visiting the branch house here,
and were the guests of Manager Joe
Bishop.
Pete Daut, who has been in the city
visiting with former friends and ac-
guaintances, and also visiting with
relatives at Monroe and Sigourney,
has departed upon his return trip to
Idaho Falls, Montana,
B. L. Bump, of Lynnville, who has
been in Chicago for the past several
days disposing of stock, returned to
the city to-day. He was met here by
his wife and they will be in attend
ance at the Elks reception tonight.
James Leroy, who has been in the
city g number of weeks after a long
excursion into the south, departed
last evening for Montana and the in
terror of the mining district of that
state. The best wishes of many
friends follow him.
Mrs. Murray Cox and her mother,
Mre. Keables, of Pella, who have been
in ST. Paul attending a national meet
ing of Baptist delegates, were in this
city last evening, guests of the Geo
Martin home, and returned this morn
ing to their home in Pella.
Delta Enterprise: G. w. Window
came from Oskaloosa yesterday morn
ing to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Ivan Pence, northeast of town. His
visit will be prolonged indefinitely
and may continue during the summer.
Mrs. Henry Lunt terminated a
very pleasant Delta visit this morning
by returning to Oskaloosa. Her
grandson, Master Harry VanGordon
accompanied her. She may return to
Delta in the near future to renew her
visit.
A. L. Comstock departs from the
city Wednesday to engage in the
realty and insurance business in the
city of New York with John w. Mil
Ter, formerly an Oskaloosa boy. Mr..
Comstock has been very successful
in his work in this city, both as a
principal in the schools and as a rep
resentative of insurance companies.
Many friends, while regretting the
change that takes the young man
from the city, will wish him the best
OF fortune in the new field.
Wednesday.
e. NJ. Fritz was a passenger for OF
tumwa this morning.
s. w. Wilson departed yesterday
for Pittsburg going via the Iowa Cen
trial.
James Brooks, of Des Moines, wal
in the city yesterday calling among
friends.
w. A. Mcneil is home from a bus
mess trip to the west of several weeks
duration.
Marc Barr was a south bound pas.