The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-11-13

10 care Ior business aualrB.
A. O. Cole went to Des Moines this
morning to care for business affairs.
Miss Grace Walsh was called 10
J Eddyville Sunday by the death of her
grandmother.
Mrs. j. A. Hartman andi daughter
were in New Sharon over Sunday
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Anderson and
family were over Sunday visitors
with friends in Ottumwa.
s. V. Reynolds, of New Sharon, and
VIM. McCrea, of Leighton, we're in
oskaloosa to-day on business.
Miss Luna Wolgamood is quite Ill
and is confined to her home with
severe cold and complications.
Mrs. A. j. Stirlin, of Rose Hill, was
an over Sunday visitor in the city
with her husband, J. A. Stirlin.
Miss May Augustine, of Rose Hill,
was an over Sunday visitor at the Al
j. Augustine and R. T. spates homes.
Miss Belle Roberts wept to Lynn
vile this morning to visit for few
days with her sisteF Mrs. Ben Bump.
Miss Bessie ,Spatz returned to her
home in ot51mwa this morning after
q few days visit with friends in the
city, ~
Mrs. j. B. Martin, of Kirkville, has
been visiting with the family Of her
brother-in-law w. T. Martin. She
returned to her home to-day.
Miss Edith Frost returned to her
school in Lacey this morning after an
over Sunday visit with her parents.
This is the last week of her school.
Mrs. L. Joy and little son Harry
went to Ottumwa this morning. They
have been moving to this city and
returned to get the remainder Of
of their goods.
Mrs. Esther wilkinson and daugh.
ter Verne and Mrs. O. Hughes, who
have been visiting at the Ed Wilkin-
son home, returned to their home in
ottumwa this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. e. Copeland and
little daughters Edith and Hazel, re-
turned home Saturday after a two
weeks visit at the parental A. Fl.
Copeland home in Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Wilson and lit
tie son, j, W., returned this morning
from visit in Leighton. Mr.. Wilson
went over Saturday, but Mrs. Wilson
has been there for week.
Mrs. Chss Ferguson, of Cedar
Rapids, VINO has been in the city the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Ed Dashiel,
went to What Cheer this morning to
visit for few days with relatives
News of the sudden death of
Orlands Hambleton, of Searsboro,
reached here today. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. N. Hambleton, of this city, go
tomorrow to attend the funeral.
T. P. Bacon and little daughter
Lois, who have been visiting at the
L. M. Bacon home, returned to Rose
Hill this morning. Mrs. Bacon will
remain in the city for a day or two.
Tim Murphy and wife, Dorothy
sherrod, who appear at the Masonic
this evening in "old Innocence" ar
rived In the city this morning with
their company and are guests at the
several hotels in the city.
Mr.and Mrs. Jno. Collett of Murphy
burg Tennessee are in the city and
county visiting with friends and rel
atives. They will be with the ladies'
brother Chas. Steddom of Lacey and
at the A. R HelIings home north west
of the city.
Fremont Gazette: M. G. Palmer
and wife left today for Alexis, ILL.,,
where they viii make their future
home. They have been residents of
this community for about nine years
and leave q host of friends who wish
them well in their new location.
G. E, Lofand, cashier Of the oska-
Ioosa National Bank and F. B. Shafer,
cashier of the Frankel State Bank,
departed Sunday evening via the
Iowa Central enroute to New Orleans
where they will be In attendance at
the national convention Of American
bankers.
Rev. d. o. Smith, of ottumwa, has
accepted the passionate of the High
land Center M. e. church, and began
his duties last Sunday. He still re-
tains his position as conference
evangelist to which he was appointed
at the recent meeting Of the Iowa
conference.
Sam Sherman, the hustling editor
of the Bussey Banner was in town |
Saturday for the first time in years. |
oskaloosa had grown 80 far out of
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