The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-02-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


mess interests IN Rippey.
Miss Louie Murray left yeste rday
for her home in Fit. Madison.
Miss Florence Meinardi is spending
q day or so at her old home in Pella.
Miss Pearl Caldwell is spending Sun
day with friends and relatives in
Rose Hill.
A. B. Frank, of Davenport, is in the
city looking after business matters
and calling among friends.
w, A. Stump, of the Ideal Heating
company, has gone to George, Iowa,
to care for business affairs.
Miss Dot Mendenhall, who is attend
ing Penn college, left to-day for an
over Sunday visit in Leighton.
Mrs. J. A. Moore, of Rose Hill, was
in town yesterday visiting friends and
looking after business matters.
T.D.Lyon has gone to Colfax where
he has engaged to do a lot of contract
carpenter work during the season.
Chas. Haynes, who was called to the
city by the death of his brother Art,
returned last evening to his home in
Nevada.
Mrs. Ruth Moore, who has been
spending several days with Mrs Grant
Rumbaugh, left last evening for her
home in Delta.
Miss Eloise Jones, who has been in
the city visiting with friends and rel
atives, departed last evening for her
home in Ottumwa.
Miss Nellie Harrison returned to
her home in Eddyville this morning
after visit of several days. with her
sister, Mrs. R. Thrash.
Mrs. Abner Allen, of Union MiIls,is
visiting with Mrs. Wolcott and other
friends in the city She expects to
remain several weeks.
Misses Ada and Hattie Gable and
Mrs. o. Ferree went to Rose Hill last
evening to spend few days at the
parental j. f. Gable home.
Chas. McGlumphy has accepted
position in the business Office of the
j. B. McCurdy furniture house and
will have charge of the books.
Mrs. Robert Williams was called to
Keb this morning by the serious ILL
ness of VIM. Williams. Her husband
has been at his bedside for several
days and the sufferers recovery is
doubtful.
The many friends of Constable John
Ruggenberg, of Evans, will be pleased
to learn OF his rapid convalescence
and recovery from his recent unfor-
tunate trouble and is out and about
his official duties once more.
Mrs. Frank Eisiminger departed
Thursday .evening for Ponca City,
Oklahoma, where she will join her
husband and make her future home.
Mr.. Eisiminger has been in that local
ity for several weeks and is about to
accept q position with one of the
leading contractors for the erection
of several houses in the neighboring
country.
Monday.
Mrs. F. D. Boyer and daughter,
Miss Boyer, will entertain Tuesday
afternoon.
w. B. Dolan, of Mason City, was in
the city Saturday looking after bust
nessgaffairs.
Mrs. O. w. Bollinger will entertain
a company of friends at her home on
North @ street this evening.
G. M. Smith is home from de-
lightfuI visit among old friends and
scenesyin his former Ohio home.
Mrs. Ernest Summers, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here,
returned to her home in Ottumwa
this Morning
Leslie Campbell, of Platte, South
Dakota, lleft for his home this morn
ing after short visit with his aunt,
Mrs. calvin Montgomery.
Missd Nellie and Hazel Ramsay of
Des Mdines. are visiting at the homes
of theid unc8es, qMessrs. George and
John Rhnfsay, IN this city.
MIR. aha Mrs. Art Jackson arrived
urdaysffona w aterloo for couple
Of weeks, visit at the home of the
lady's rhqther, Mrs ARpa Porter.
Mrs. tvtus Beede fsfhome from the
Indian fetritdry @hefe she has been
spendink IhS past two fnepth his in COM
pany With Mr.. Beeae,in rhis work
among the Indians.
Ed steward, "a fofneF Qs1kaioosa
gentIemh 8 now, "a xssidepti Of Salt
Lake city, is .herelvisiting. at the pa
rental steward home on Fourth ave-
nue. eas9 fsf d ley, gays snisgo irer
Mrs. Mary Collins, of TT. Madison,
arrived this morning to be guest Of
her fathbf,e; 8 Rogers ior Eeek5s'
visit. fhe LADY lie .aecopp anAee by
her littId daughter, Miss Hatteso 81
Mrs. 4. e. Foster left, Saturday
night fof three months visit WAN rsE
atives add sriendsoatl her oldhoms,
zawoastlee Paes She spesf, Sunday in |
Chicago with Mrs.btcCabeand dangh-
ter MagSe2IvAQ q Y2.,&5h,,Hl