The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Sigourney News: Miss Bessie Drum
mond, who was reported Ill with ty-
phoid fever, is improving rapidly.
DR.. Swayze, the attending physician,
says II no further complications arise
she will soon be able to resume her
work In Oskaloosa.
A number OF Oskaloosa Masons and
Eastern Stars went down t. Sigour-
ney this morning to attend the Ma
sonic picnic held there to-day. Those
who went were Rev. and Mrs. w. H.
Frost, Mrs. L. r. Geneva, Mrs. w. 3.
Clayton, DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Hugg.
w. H. Wray and Tracy Boal.
Jesse G. Branson left here on the
1880 train last night, taking nine men
with him. They 60 to Ellsworth,
Wis, to put in water works. Jesse
was water boy wnen they laid the
mains in Oskaluosa from the river to
town, and now he is general time
keeper and assistant foreman. He
has been home for four weeks visiting
parents and friends.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. F. II. Ep-
person received q letter Thursday
from her sister, Mrs. Lottie Lowden,
from Brussels, Germany, where Mr..
and Mrs. Lowden now reside. They
are on q trip around the world. They
left their home in Honolulu some
months ago and via Japan. China, the
Suez Canal, etc., have just recently
arrived in Europe. Mrs. Lowden
states that they may remain in Ger.
many for two years.
During the past week the children
and grandchildren Ct Mrs. J. 8. Hor-
ner were called to her bedside. She
ie now lying very low at her homo In
New Sharon. Those present were:
Wesley Shoemake and wife, w. II.
Prime ana wife, Ralph Moffet and
wife, J. w. CONN, wife and children,
Hazel and Paul, and Mrs. G. w. Cru.
zen, of Corning, who has been con-
slant watcher for several weeks. The
lSdy 10 an old settler and host Of
friends are interested In her recovery.
Wednesday.
A. T. Pickerell 10 In Eddyville to-
day caring for business matters.
W. T. Phillips left last evening for
Chicago to care for business affairs.
Arthur Hirsch, Of Albert Lea, ID
here for . weeks visit with Fred
Hirsch.
Chas. Reisman IL in on the road for
Q few days enjoying the hot weather
ct home.
Miss Anice Taylor, of Des Moines,
is here for visit with her sister, Mrs.
O. Bailey.
Mrs. Henry Collins, who has been
visiting here, has returned to her
home In Cincinnati.
Miss Anna Eagle, OF Knoxville, was
In the city yesterday caring for num-
erous music pupils here.
Mrs. M. Sherburn departed this
morning for Leroy for short visit at
the A. r. Sherburn home.
Mrs. Clara e. Robinson, of Chicago,
is in the city for several weeks visit
at the parental b. r. Kendig home.
Miss Leona Soseman departed this
morning for What Cheer to visit for
several days at the E. r. Hatcher
home.
Fred Moore was q passenger for
Washington last evening to spend a
week or more with his friend, Dell
Duncan.
Sisters Mary John and Mary Sacred
Heart, who were guests over night OF
Mrs. Ella Duffy, left this morning for
Ottumwa.
Andrew Richie and family have
moved from Muchakinock to Sewers,
where Mr.. Richie has secured work
in the mines.
Mrs. B. Frankel, who has been Wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. H. Pfeifer,
returned 20 her home In Des Moines
this morning.
Mrs. H. r. Kendig left yesterday
for Boone where she will visit her
Mrs. L. Dattelzweig, for
several weeks.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Hotchkiss,
who have been guests ct the J. M.
HERON home, left this morning for
their home in Adel.
Mrs. John Pendray, Of Omaha, who
has been here for . short visit at the
parental John Pendray homo, leaves
Ibis evening for her homo.
Mrs. J. Garretson and daughter
Fannie arrived this morning from
Pella and WIN spend . week or more
II the WIN McClain homo.
Miss lGao Miliar, Of North Market
utreot, q visiting her aunt, Ars. Bal
lantyne, - Corning. She expects to
vsmoin NO weeks or more.
lEro. Thomas Watson and sons Roy
MI Tom Isft this morning for Ottum-
n - mako N extsnded visit Of the
pnEontal WIN. Watson home.
4. j. Stump, o. tho Ottumws Sat-
urdag MoNS, Was b town to-day look.
~ ovnr The city. q Routo to Tho