The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-12-10

of the Unttrd brotherhood OF Leatner
workers, arrived in the city today
and will meet with the organization
tonight in Labor hall.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Elder, Of Knox
vile, were in the city today enroute
home from q vitit with their son,
Rev. Isaac Elder, pastor of the
Christian ehnrch in South Ottumwa.
DR. r G. Holman departed Sum
day evening for Chicago, st. Paul
and Minneapolis and other cities up
on A special business trip. He will
be absent from the city about a week
or ten days.
F. E. Smith and Geo. Kalbach were
passengers for Minneapolis Saturday
night. From there they will 60 into
the Dakotas. on business trip. 4.
A Nicholson expected to go With
them but was called to Kansas by the
illness of a brother.
o. M. Olson, pastor of the Swedish
church at Keithsburg, filed the pull
pit at the Swedish Mission in this
city Sunday. He is out on mission
ary tour and went from here to
Ottumwa. Most of his work will be
in Kansas and Missouri.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Louie Smith is in st. Louis on busi-
ness. a..
Mrs. q. Storm spent Sunday in
Fremont visiting her son Henry.
Mrs. Fred Ney went to Cedar
Rapids Monday afternoon for week.
visit.
Mrs. B. W. Preston returned yes
terday from a visit with the Judge al
Newton.
James West and wife went to Sig
Quincy last night on business return:
ing home this morning.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bryan, of Des Moines
was in town yesterday enroute tc
Fremont where she will visit.
Mrs. T. G. Friend went to Rose Hill
Yesterday for a few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. s. l.. Peebler.
Miss Helen Myers returned home
yesterday afternoon from a visit a
the N. P. Harrington home in Bux
ton.
Mrs. Lou Shangle went to Lacey
Monday afternoon for a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. CLARA Phil
lips.
Miss Charlotte and Mrs, Henri!
John son returned on Monday after
noon from a few days visit in Rich
land.
Mrs. J. Il. Morgan spent Monda!
afternoon in the city enroute to Sig
Quincy to visit at the parental Dau
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Renfrew wer,
in town yesterday afternoon enrout
to Sigourney after a month g visit il
Burlington and Charlton.
j. W. Reynolds returned to hi
school duties at Northwestern Uni
versity in Evanston last night ate
visit since Friday at hoEe.
Mrs. Norman Pilgrim returned
her home in GrinnelI y yesterday after
noon after visit with Mrs. J. II. Pill
grim and Mrs. Robert Tysen.
James Lougbridge went to Grinnel
yester day to attend the Semi snnua
Presbytery of the Des Moines Syno'
which is in session to-day In tina
city.
Mrs. Fred Ogburn went to New
Sharon yesterday afternoon to visi
her mother-in.law, Mrs. J. e. Og
burn, who Is quite Ill. She will re
main for several days.
Rev. w. A. Longnecker, pastor o
the M. E. church at Deep River, wa
in the city yesterday enroute to Kill
duff where he will assist Rev. D. r
Martin in holding revival meeting
during this week.
Mrs. Sarah Cosby, of Fremont, re
turned home yesterday after an over
sund ay visit in this city with he
sister, Mrs. John Stafford, who j
also entertaining their cousin Mis-
D ora Hale, of Downing, Mo.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Hammond, o
Dss Moines, who were guests at tn
Col. Hammond home over Sunda.
went to New Sharon on the afternoon
train where they will visit for few
days at the Frank Ogden home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lundy, o
Knoxville, were in the city to-da.
guests at the Wm Brown home. The.
are returning from Lacey where the.
were called by the illness and dealt
of the gentleman's brother Elias.
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