The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
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wa McNein is home 49,,
eastern business trip and pleasure az ~
cursfon. g
Mrs, Ida Workman, presidapt J, ~
woman's Relief Corps $50. bas hs ~
appointed as assistant inspector -
state.
Miss Amy Titus, who has hean j.
iting her sister, Mrs A. ri ws,ss1
left last evening for her home = NJ.
eatine. =
Mrs. J. Wilson spent vestarao >
with friends in this city on har va :
home to Keota from brief visit N
Lacey.
Mrs. E. F. Morehouse departad ,h,s
morning for Washington wbere So
viii look after business matters for
several days.
g. q. sigler, of Des Moinas u.s;,
the city on business yesterday Ieav-
ing last evening for WASHINGTON 70
remain several days.
Mrs. E. g. Norton, who has been
here for some time, guest at the a
h. limerick home, left last night for
her home in Washington.
Mrs. E. A. Ayres is expected IN tbs
city this morning from Ottumwa for
visit Of several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hostetter.
Mrs. j.. Q, Hammes and Master John
arrived home last night from \ four
weeks visit among relatives In f,rav.
louisville and Waveland, Indiana
Mrs. B. w. johnson departed this
morning for Des Moines where she
will spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
A. M. Haggard and other friends.
81. D. schmitt, of Keota was in the
city yesterday called to attend the
funeral of his son, Mr.. Alex schmitt.
who died here last Thursday evening.
Master Fred Ribbe and Miss Joban-
ma Denberger departed this morning
for their home in Ottumwa after
spending 9 few days at the A. Ribbs
bone,
Mrs. j. A. Mansfield returned to
her home in Rock Island this mo 5. wins.
after spending few weeks at the Pat
Mansfield home and with relatives in
Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Baldauf, Mrs.
Eta Levi, Miss Elsie Adler, Mrs.
Chas Hnber and Mrs. F. M Sheppard
are in Chicago this week enjoying the
novelties OF the city.
John Jones has accepted position
with clothing firm Of Des Moines
and has gone TO that city to reside
permanently. His family accompan-
les him to the new home.
Rev. M. Ayzhtson, Of Boidsa,
Iowa, wE in the city yesterday de-
parting this morning for Ainsworth
where he viii attend to clergical
matters for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Row and son
Oscar, of Stanford, Nebr., who have
been visiting. friends here, left this
morning for Rose Hill to be guests of
friends for several weeks.
Miss Eola McFadden, who has been
making an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. F. McFad-
den, left this morning over the Rock
Island for Baker City, Oregon, where
she expects to make her future home.
Mrs. Ed Friend and daughter, Miss
Bessie, who have been spending the
pact few days in the city visiting at
the home of j. g. Friend, left this
morning for Council Bluffs for a
short visit with friends and relatives
there.
M. s. Winkleman, who has been
visiting and travelling through the
west for some time past arrived at
his home in this city this morning
after spending the past two weeks
very pleasantly in Colorado and wy
oming.
A business note from Dr. j. T.Cov
eny to the HERALD gives the informa-
ton that be is enjoying pleasant
vacation and rest in Clinton at the
homes of relatives and friends. He is
Improving in .health and viii return
to his home In this city in the near
future.
Carl johnson is home from the
west. He has been gone for the past
two weeks travelling through Colorado
and that part of the country ana re-
ports fine time. He took Q wneel
all through western Kansas and mas
been roughing it in regular western
style.
Emerson Stroud, who has oeen
travelling through the west visiting
friends in Denver. Pueblo, and otner
points in Colorado, returned 10 ms
home in this city yesterday morning
BE will work for few weeks De-
tween this city and Buxton entering
Penn college at the beginning OF the
winter term,
Mrs. o. 8. Ellis arrived In tine CITY
yesterday from Colorado Springs,
where she has been spending the past
several months in company with ner
sister, Miss Abbie Parkhurst. ana yis-