The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-03-06

Address DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
was delivered also at Iowa college,
and will be given tomorrow at Iowa
State College of Agriculture, and at
Minneapolis Tuesday evening next.
Monday.
j. 81. Ruth and L. r. Willard and
children, of Marshalltown, were in
the city over Sunday.
j. II. Adams and o. III. Wilbur, of
Sigourney, were in the city over Sun
day calling among friends.
Frank Wetherell was in Knoxville
Saturday looking after business af-
fairs and calling on friends.
Mrs. al Shotwell left last evening
for Washington for short visit with
her sister, Mrs. N. II. Parker.
A. Ahrweiler, of Carbonate, is NOV
ing his family to Hooking, where he
has two sons now employed in the
mines.
Mrs. J.Hogan and Miss Mary Kelly,
who have been guests of Mrs. Mary
Slattery, have returned to their home
in Harper.
Mrs. Fred Blattner and daughter
Helene went to Ottumwa this morn
ing to spend the day with her mother,
Mrs. Cavinaugh.
E. L.. Eustice, who has been in the
city for several days visiting friends
aud relatives, departed this morning
for his home in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Moorman and
baby were down from Des Moines for
an over Sunday visit at the parental
and Norman homes.
F. w. Black has sold his farm near
Wright and bought another one about
a mile and a-half southwest of Eddy
vile, and is moving his family there !
to-day.
Mrs. Mary Butler, who has been |
spending several days in the city as
the guest of her nephew, Emory Hol-
Iingsworth, left saturday for her
home in New Sharon.
Fred Carroll, of the Iowa Central
force ofgdispatchers, is making in
Juiries for a house and is beginning |
% look important. The signs are said |
- be more than significant.
Mrs. B. Gray and daughter, Miss
Dele, who have been spending the
past few days at the A. A. Hamilton
md Sam Robertson homes, left Sat
irday afternoon for their home in
Jolfax.
James w. Clogston is still very ill /
With pneumonia, from which he has
'een suffering for about ten days. His
condition does not change very much
'ut his physician thinks he will come
nut all right
Miss Fannie Krizer was the hostess
# happy party of little friends at
Ter home on Third avenue west Sat
Irday evening Games were played,
served and happy
ime bad by all present.
U. G. Deck of Beacon, arrived home
saturday from a weeks visit with his
rother Ira in the northern part of
Nebraska. Ira is engaged in the
Ianking business there, and is doing
yell and enjoying good health.
Mrs. s. B. Jones received a tele-
hone message from Knoxville tell
ng of the very sudden death of her
My sister Sunday evening. Mrs.
ones left for Knoxville at noon to-
ay to be present at the funeral.
VIM. TysseIing was ia town satur-
ay ard ordered bis HFRALD changed
rom Rural No TO Wylie, Minnesota
lis new homs Is ia the extreme
orthwest part Of Minnesota Sorry
} lose this excellent family from
Iahaska.
N. Holt was over from Ferry Sat-
rday and ordered his mail changed
,om Ferry to Bussey. Mr.. Holt Is on
ne of the new rural routes that be-
an operations Saturday and looks
'rward to the innovation with pleas
ut anticipation.
Smith Kenworthy and family are
aking preparations to remove to
lgersoll, Oklahoma, the latter part
the week. Many friends in this
entity viii regret that these excel
mt people are to 60 from the local
y for permanent residence.