The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-09-04

ed to Mrs J. A. Dewitt, Mrs. Walter
Campbell and Miss Kate Ninde.
Radford Agg, John Watson, and
Will Kent lett yesterday evening for
Ames to enter the Agricultural
College for the coming year. The
school opened yesterday and the
boys will enter their work at once.
Mrs. Ed Friend arrived in this city
this morning from Council Bluffs, an
will make a few days. visit at the
John Friend home. After making a
short stay here she will return home
to make preparation for moving into
Northern Canada.
Mrs. @. q. Wallet and daughter
Lucille returned last night from a
weeks visit with friends in Des
Moines, while there they visited Mr..
and Mrs. Moss and find them nicely
located in the Portwell fiat at 10Th
and Woodland Ave.
Mrs. E. j. McPherrin, of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, who has been
visiting at the w. A. Durfee home in
What Cheer and among friends and
relatives in this city, left this morn.
ing for her home.
Mrs. Chas. Mccall and daughter
Ferne and Mrs. Frank Shafer and
children, Hazel, Helen, Zelma and
Carl went to Keota this morning for
a short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Northup.
Saturdays Ottumwa Courier: Miss
Stella Pugh, of Oskaloosa, arrived in
the city yesterday evening, and will
visit at the home of Miss Carrie Fritz
who resides at the corner of Fifth
and Washington streets.
Miss Leslie Cheseman, Grace Du-
boo, Blanche Stringfellow, Mabel and
Rose Lytle and Rev. A. NJ. Duboc
were passengers for EddyRiile this
Mrs. A. @. Barnard and daughter
Miss Jane who have been spending
the past past three or four weeks
visiting at<the j. W. Rawson home
On 2ud Ave. e. left yesterday even
Ing over the Rock Island for their
home in Boston Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Durfee have
moved from their home near What
Cheer and are making preparations
for taking up their permanent resi-
dence near Buxton. Their goods
were shipped yesterday and the fam
lily leaves to day for their new home.
Lloyd Harris departed last night
for Boulder, Colo, where he expects
to attend the state university. His
sister, Miss Carolyn, who has been
teaching in Des Moines for several
years, is now in Colorado for her
health and they will be together
during the winter.
Misses Elizabeth Sheahan and Elsie
Sproul have returned from their
summer vacation spent in Denver,
Colo, and other western points.
Miss Emma Hoffman, who accompa-
MED them has secured a position in
Denver as a stenographer and will
remain in that city indefinitely.
Mrs, ]. F. Everett and daughter,
Miss Anna, departed over the Rock
Island this morning for Whittier,
Cal. They will visit with friends
along the route and probably stay
several weeks there. Miss Everett
will remain in the west during the
winter in an effort to recover her
health but her mother will return
home after q few weeks visit.
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. B Baxter lie spending few
days with Mrs. Isaac Leighton, OF
Beacon.
o. r. Gaskill was q Rock Island
for Ogden, Utah, yesterday
]. g. Williams is looking after legal
in Des Moines for a short
time this week.
@. E. Daily was an Iowa Central
passenger for Huron, South Dakota,
yesterday morning.
w. T. Charnock, wife and daughter
nave gone to st. Paul on q visit of
several days duration.
G. w. Blair left this morning for
5igourney to spend the day looking
Ifter business matters.
Miss Emily Riggs went to Leighton
his morning to visit her sister, Mrs.
Bert Brill, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Kindig went to
leighton this morning to spend day
II so at the J. @. Butler homo.
G. e. Porter is spending the day |
ooking after business interests In
and other points east, ]
The Misses Floy Jones and Julia
>onaway of Beacon, spent yesterday
nth Mrs. W. J. Thomas, Of this city.
Miss Lois Slocum, who has been
listing her sister, Miss Velma, went
o her home In Rose Hill this morning.
Miss Anna Eagle, who has been In
10 city for the past few days. left for
Or home In Knoxville this morning.
Mrs. e. I. Littleneld returned to her
me In this city yesterday after q
10 with frIends and relatives I'm