The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
SATURDAY..

Saturday.
Mrs. John Switzer is visiting with
her parents in Givin for a few days.
Miss Stella Ramsay went to Daven-
port this morning to visit her sister.
Rev. j. M. Baugh departed this
morning to fill an engagement in
Rock Island.
Miss Ethel Ankeny departed this
| morning via the Rock Island on an
eastern pleasure trip.
Mrs. Ned Ross went to Abba this
morning to visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Hattie Worth.
Mrs. A. Oxander left to-day for
Marshalltown to attend to business
matters there for a day or go.
Mason Slade, of Des Moines, was in
the city yesterday visiting with for
mer friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hadley of Richland,
; spent yesterday with friends in this
city, en- route to Kansas City.
Miss Clara Fleming went to West
Chester this morning to be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Lewis LoDgwell.
Miss Essie Burgin left Thursday
for Washington after spending some
time with her aunt, Mrs. M~orehouse.
Jacob Bertsch returned to his home
in sigourney yesterday after making
a short visit with his son, Geo Bertsch.
Mrs. A. ]. Hirschl, who has been a
guest of Mrs, F. @. Lofland, departed
this morning for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Anna E. johnson went to FL
dora yesterday to be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Esgen, for a few
days. visit.
H. L. Laird, of the Iowa Central
Land company, was in the city this
morning caring for business affairs
of his company.
Mrs. Nina smith, who has been
making a brief stay at the w. R
sterret home, left this morning for
her home in Ames.
Miss Ellen Ried, who has been
y guest of the R. j. Baker home during
the past two weeks, left on Thursday
evening for her home in Washington,
Mrs. w. s. Tredick had a stroke Of
paralysis about noon yesterday and
is very low. Mrs. Tredick suffered
' similar affection about nineteen years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Durfee, who
have been in the city visiting for 6
number of days with friends and rel.
atives, departed for What Cheer this
morning.
The"Hawkeye, 1.-THE Iowa Central'f
special car, came to the city last
evening on No. Q, carrying General
Manager L. F. Day, of Minneapolis,
and his wife.
Miss Josephine Kinsey, who hat
been making a visit in Eldon, was in
the city to-day en- route to her home
in What Cheer, and was a guest o.
the Louis Eagle home.
Mrs. R. D. Wilcox, of Wymore
Nebr., has been spending the pas
week with Mrs. W. J. Thomas. She
left to-day to visit a few days in Def
Moines before returning home.
Mrs. John Hawkins, who has beer
suff sring from a severe attack of mus
cular rheumatism, is reported as con
valescing. Mr.. Hawkins was called
home from Hooking to her bedside
Major F, H. Loring departed THU
morning west bound via the Roci
Island for San Francisco and a gen
eral tour in the west. He goes to at
tend the western meeting of the
Shrine.
The Senior class of Penn college
entertained the faculty Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Lent
West. Light refreshments were
served and a very pleasant evening
passed.
Graham Tyler, of Baltimore, presi
dent and principal owner of the Oska
loosa Gas company, is here on hi
annual visit of inspection. He find
|, everything in good shape, and is il
love with Oskaloosa in her spring
attire.
The Third ward teachers enter
tanned at dinner at the Kingsley house
Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Lid
Sharra and Mrs. A. A. Hugg, who's,
terms of service expire this spring
An elaborate dinner was served anC
a delightful afternoon enjoyed.
The Leightons received a messag'
Friday morning from Ottumwa an
|, nouncing the death of Mrs. Abbi,
Jordan, of that city. The. lady hac
many friends in this city. Mr.. @
! Leighton will attend the funeral
!, which will occur Sunday forenoon.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Melin, who hav,
been at Savannah, ILL.,, for the pas
several months, have returned TO thiI
city for residence, Mr.. Melin having
accepted a former position as one o
the operators in the dispatchers' of
fee of the Iowa Central in this city
j Chas. Felker and family, Of Sigour
ney, are here for a visit with theil
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Felker. Chas