The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-09-03

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/. p.ang 70 her home III Dss Moines
rlses visiting briefly with her brothsc
20. f. scAes.
MISS Eertha Fisher who has been
visiting for q few days with her asster
Frs. Ross Brown in this city, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Love, of Wash
ington, have returned 10 their home
after brief visit at the g. Nd. Chick
home in this city.
7 Miss Alice Nunan has returned
home from months visit with
friends at Des Moines, Valley juno
ton and Winterset.
Mrs. e. A. Williams and daughter
Eva, who have been visiting at the
home OF F. O. Williams in this city,
have returned home.
A. N. Strain, recorder of Keokuk
county, Sigourney, was in the city
Saturday the guest of County Re-
corder L. l.. McCord.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Page are home
from their honeymoon" trip up the
Mississippi river after an absence
from the city of about a week.
Miss Anna Phenix, of Omaha, who
has been visiting at the Frank Porter
home in this city, returned this morn
ing via the Central to her home.
Miss Nellie Knight left tn is morn
ing for Grinnell to visit accompanied
by Miss Sadie Laros, OF Grinnell, who
has been spending few days here.
Jim Garry, OF the y. 8. Express
Co.,, has just returned from Valley
Junction where he has been for few |
days on business and pleasure trip. |
Oliver Mattison and Ray Lyman
departed this morning for Ames to
take up their school work at the
Iowa State college which opens to-
morrow.
Earl Bridges returned home gaturs
day from a trip through Nebraska
where he has been with the boys who
are canVassing for the Model Por-
trait company.
Constable and mrs. George An
drews are home from Oklahoma
where they have been spending q i
fortnight's vacation. Mr.. Andrews
returned greatly benefited in health.
Q. B. Brown, R, F, Barbour, James
Brown, B. s. sad Fl. 8. Harbour and
Bert B[own left this morning for
ma .solm, Iowa, to work on q school
house which is being erected there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L L, Hull returned
Saturday from q months visit to Mrs.
Hull's sister, Nellie Sabin Hyde
Farmer the we'll known contralto
singer of N. Y, and her aunt Mrs.
ISabin.
Mrs, ]. W, Lee1om, of DeS Moines,
N2nd Miss LYDIA Dodds, of New York |,
who have been visiting friends AID
relatives In this city, left this morn
ing to spend a few days with Mrs.
Foster near Lacey.
Rev. Ellyson r. Purdy, of Mar
shalltown, who has recently accepted
the pastorate Of the Friends church
here is expected to arrive in the city
tomorrow He will take up his resi-
dencelon College avenue.
w E. Gladwin, who has been lying
quite i'll at his home south Of the city
for a number of weeks past, has had
sort of relapse and is not quite so
/ far advancedi toward convalescence
as he was.some time ago.
Mrs. Anna Hellings, of Denver,
Colorado, is In the city visiting at the
home of her Imother Mrs. Maria Ell
wood and with other friends and rela-
tives. The lady is enroute to the
Eastern fashion centers preparatory
to opening the fall and winter season
in the West.
John Oasto, of Cedar, one of the
'o3 class of Penn, expects to leave in
q few days for Ingersoll, Okla, where
he has position for the coming year
as assistant principal of Stella
Friends Academy. 1t is the same
school as that in which Misses Anna
Ramsay and Myrtle Glaze taught last
year. .e.