The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-16
MENTION.
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Visiting Mrs. Tom Maxwell on North
B. st.
Mr. and Mrs. @. e. Novel; are Wis
iting friends and relatives in Eddy
vile for = few days.
MRS. @. w. Sparks went to Pella to-
day to spend two weeks with her
mother. Mrs. Fl. NJ vanvliet.
w. A. Sewers went to Des Moines
this morning to look after business
Eifairs in that city day or so.
Miss Irene KissIck went to Pena
this afternoon to visit her friend, Miss
Blanche vanderlinden, few days.
Mrs VIM. Funk end Mrs. @ ID. RAN
die and daughter left this afternoon
for . brief visit with Mrs. Nancy Tice
OF Pella.
Miss Ollie Tuning, of Hillsborough,
arrived this afternoon for brief visit
with her sister, Mrs. G. B. Terrence,
OF this city.
Mrs. Dennis Robinson left this
morning for Eldon to spend several
weeks visiting Der mother, Mrs. VIM.
HoIlenbeck.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Shafer, who have
been visiting relatives in Odds, were
In town to-day on their way to their
home in Des Moines.
Mrs. P. R. Hammes, of Detroit,
Mich. arrived in the city yesterday
and Is guest Of the j. O. Hammes
home on A avenue east.
Miss Neva Siders left for Knoxville
this morning to attend the wedding
OF her cousin, Miss Eva Brill, to Mr..
Orion Clifford, Of that city.
Frank Gilmer, of Chicago, was in
the city yesterday looking after bust
ness affairs in connection with the
Rock Island road.
Geo. H. Ramsay, Jr., who has been
spending several days at the Geo. H.
Ramsay home, left to-day for his
home in Joliet, Ill.
o. B. Smith, advance agent for GA
Poor Relation,' was in the city yes
terday looking after business inter-
ests for the company,
Rev. j. w. Somerville arrived home
this morning after spending several
days in Newton attending the pro-
t=$cse5 meetings being held there.
Harry Canon departed this morn
Ing for the west to be gone several
weeka. He will spend some time in
Omaha and Denver before ret1rning,
Miss Jane Adams, who lectured at
the Methodist church last evening on
the subject, "Hull House," departed
this morning for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Vernon e. Hamilton returned
last evening from a three weeks visit
1t the parental Russell home in Abel
and also with Perry and Des Moines
friends.
Newton Record: Charlie Russell
and wife, of Anita, came Tuesday for
q visit with Charles folks here, and
then for q few days with his brother
in Oskaloosa.
According to guesses by Des Moines
correspondents, Judge Blanchard is
to be chairman Of the senate commit
tee on railroads, and Miss Ella Chris
tie lie to be enrolling clerk.
T. F. Harrington, state secretary
OF the Midwestern Chief Division of
the Salvation Army, left this morning
for Ottumwa after spending several
days in this city with Capt. omann.
Misses Mary and Pauline Brooks,
who have been spending their vaca-
ton at the parental George Brooks
home, left to-day to resume their
studies in st. Joseph's convent, OF
tumwa.
H. L. Spencer, A. A. Hugg, Ed 8.
Howard and R. w. Clayton are home
from Des Moines where they were in
attendance at the Grant Club banquet
rendered In honor Of Governor Shaw.
Senator L. @. Blanchard, who was
also in attendance, remains in the
capital city.
Miss Edna Roberts entertained
company of about twenty five of her
young friends in q very hospitable
manner Friday evening at her home
at the corner OF A street and Second
avenue. Refreshments were served
and a very pleasant evening was
passed by ALL
what Cheer Patriot: Wm.saunders
and Fred stanback, Of the Durfee
mines, have gone to oskaloosa to
work in the mines in that locality ..,,...
Jesse southwick orders his Patriot
forwarded to East 9th avenue, oska-
ioosa. ia future. Thus What Cheer
loses another estimable family.
Monday.
Miss Ola woods is in Rose Hill visit
Ing her parents, MI and Mrs. s. s.
Woods
d. BennIon, Of the Iowa Central,
vas IN town to-day looking after
company business.
Miss L. Stewart is spending few
DAYS IL Rose Hill visiting at the par
entail J. A. Stewart home
Harry Masters and family have re-
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