The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-09
MENTION.


for q brief viait at the r. A. Kent
home.
T. Walker. Of Kansas City, was
IL town yesterday visiting his broth
er, W. II. Walker.
Fred Carl. the popular shoe mer-
chant OF What Cheer, was in town on
businesHIyesterday.
II. 9. Hadley, Of Chicago, arrived
this morning to spend Sunday at the
Guy Woodin home.
F. w Moss departed yesterday for
st. Paul to spend several days look
Ing after business affairs.
Mrs. Kate Meyers, of Galena, Kan
Bas, is the guest of her father, Chas.
Stanley, on North E street.
Mrs. 4. Fry, Of Let's, is guest at
the home Of her friend, Mrs. Mary
B. Mccoy, 2O5 A avenue west.
B. v. Sewers and family have re-
turned from pleasant visit at the w.
4. Smith home in Des Molnes.
Mrs. Chas. Ewayze, OF Richland, is
spending a few days at the Phil
Swayze home on South First street.
Mrs. w. A. McCampbell returned
recently from short visit among
friends and relatives in Muscatine.
Miss Estella Pugh left this morning
for Fremont to spend few days Wis
iting her friend, Miss Margaret Canon.
Frank Wallis, Of Marysville, Mo >,
arrived last evening TO spend Sunday
at the o. r. Schee home on Second
avenue east.
Mrs. Frank Yerger and sons, who
have been making short visit at the
Q. n. Fifield home, left for sigourney
last evening.
Mrs. ,. B. Taylor, who has been
Wishing friends in Des Moines and
this city, returned to her home in
Keota last night.
L. r. Rosebrook and daughter Faye
were in Marshalltown yesterday at
tending to business matters and call
Ing among friends.
Miss Blanche Kussart, of Knoxville,
was In flown this morning visiting
friends on her way home from brief
stay in EddyvilIe.
Marshall Sherburne, who has been
In the city looking after business mat
ters, departed last evening on his re-,
turn trip-to Chicago.
Earl Burkenbine, Of ottumwa, re-
turned to his home this morning after
spending several days with his broth
or, y. O. Burker bine.
L. r. AlIender and wife and broth
er, J. L. Allender, who have been
visiting relatives here, left last night
for their home in Abba.
Mrs. I. w. Bump, who has been a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis O'Con-
ner, for the past week, returned to
her home in Rose Hill last night.
Mr.. andlMrs. @. o. Harris who have
been spending the past week visiting
at the ~. @. Burkenbine home, left
this evening for their home in Keota.
Miss Blanche Barnhart returned to
her home in Rock Island last evening
after spending several days at the
home Of her grandfather, "A. Barnbsrt.
Miss Lurana Abraham, who has
been spending a few days with her
grandmother, Mrs. L. Abraham, left
sc-day for her home in Washington.
Mrs. s. w. Douglas, who has been
spending the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Pilgrim, went
to Ter home in Rose Hin this morn
Ing.
Mrs. Walter Davis and Miss Bertha
Baugh left this morning for Chicago.
Mrs. Davis returns to her home there
and Miss Baugh goes to resume her
work IN the Conservatory Of Music.
Sigourney News: e. S. Knowlton,
Of Oskaloosa, was an over Sunday
visitor ct POSTMASTER Needham's |
home. Uncle Ed thinks Oskaloosa |
win gain 5000 in population this year |
II that new electric line is GO. ...-.
Mrs. AnnaIDraper, the well known
Sunday school worker down at Rich
land, who has been secretary of the |
Keoknk county s. s. Association for
twelve years, has gone to California
for an extended visit. When she re-
turns to IIowR she win make oska-
loosa her home.
Monday.
Joe Strasburger was a passenger
for Abba last evening.
Art Little is looking after business
matters in Chicago this week.
Miss Edna Hammond spent Sstur-
day visiting relatives and friends in
Des Moines.
Miss Maude Fisher, Of Abba, spent
Sunday at the Hon. Sam w. Jones
home In this city.
ii. A. LaRue left Saturday night
for Chicago and the east on two
months' business trip.
Mrs. Theodosia Fry, Of Let's, Ia,
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Mccoy, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] n. Leathers have
gone to What Cheer for few days.