The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-04-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Mrs. L. o. McCready is home from
visit to Montezuma.
Doctor Cole was in Tioga yesterday
looking after business affairs.
Fred Titus is in Kansas City attend
ing the attractions there during The
week.
Mrs. WA. Nelson, of Delta, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends and
acquaintances.
DR.. Homer has returned from What
Cheer where he was called on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. @ Hammes and Master John
are in Keokuk for weeks visit at
the parental Hammes home.
Mrs. Eloise Coleman Williams, of
Pipestone, Minnesota, is in the city
visiting with friends and relatives for
q few weeks.
Mrs. d. O. Olive left yesterday
evening for her home in Sigourney
after spending several days visiting
her friend, Mrs. j. HI. Augustine.
Albert Cooper who has been at Coal
Greek is lying quite i'll at that place
Of heart trouble. His son Earle is in
the city looking after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr departed
yesterday via the Iowa Central for
six weeks visit among friends and
relatives in Crismon, Danville and
Paris, Ill.
Mrs. Ben Mccoy lie in Chicago with
her daughter, Mrs. Eva Blne. She
will enthusiastically and returning
will besaceompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Blue and,daughter.
Miss Kate TobiD, who has been
spending several days past visiting
her friends, mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald
and Mrs. j. Corcoran, left last even
ing foriher home in Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Malcolm,
who haveIbeen spending short time
with friends in the north, visited
friends in the city yesterday on their
way to their home in Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Watkins, now
of Des Moines, are here looking after
their property. They have recently
purchased home in Des Moines, but
still look upon Oskaloosa as home,
and hope to eventually come back
here to reside permanently.
Mr.. Albert Burgraff, of Union Mills,
was in the city Monday renewing his
subscription to THE HERALD and to
meet his wife and daughter, who are
on their way home from Chicago,
where the daughter has been the last
six weeks for medical treatment. She
returns much better.
Mrs E. j. Hiatt, who has been in
the city visiting at the home Of her
father, Rev. Mills, of the Friends
church departed yesterday afternoon
for her home in Wilmington, Ohio.
She was accompanied as far as Chi
cago by her sister, Mary, who win be
o student at the Chicago University.
Miss Cecil Woody received 8 tele.
gram yesterday announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her rhother, and the
young lady deps-rted on thelafternoon
train for her home in Thornton, Ind.
she was accompanied to the train by
the entire Sophomore class OF Penn
of which she is member.
Mr., F. @. Goodman, of Marshall
town, was in the city yesterday car
ing for blu .iness affairs. The gentle
man has been employed as chief clerk
of passenger accounts in the auditing
department of the passenger business
at Marshalltown. promotion to the
position of rate clerk cuts short the
pentIeman's intention of accepting
position In this city that has been
awaiting him for some little time.
Walter A. johnson, formerly round
house foreman of the Iowa Central in
this city, whose resignation was et-
fectiye Yesterday, departed on the
Iowa Central north bound passenger
mt O'Clock for MISUNDERSTANDING FL
dora, at which place he will beijoined
by bis wife and together they Will
visit in and about st Paul for season
before going to their new home in
Los Angeles, Calf, where MIR. John
son has interests that are demanding
his personal supervision. Quite
number of the men who had worked
under him were at the station to say
an revoir.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas Huber are nome
from an extended trip TO California.
Mrs. Wayne Jacobs and Mrs. W R.
Mellick are visiting friends in Mar
shalltown.
Rev Joseph sopher and wife, of
Iudianola, are visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
Miss Una Nicholson, of New shar-
on is in the city visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coke for
few days.
George Young and wife and Mr.
walker and sister, all of Marshall
town. spent Sunday at the John VIII