The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-24

under the Bertsch-Boal drug store,
is in town visiting old time friends.
Earle says his father has shop in
Minneapolis and is doing well.
Guests from neighboring towns In
the city Friday were: Miss Jessie
Sparks, Stark; Matte Knicely, Geo.
Akerman, Fremont; Frank DalIam,
Wright; F. M Kemp, Bessie Ellis.
Mrs. r. n. Ellis, Rose Hill; Mrs. L.
Ballinger, Lacey.
Mrs. Mary Waltz, who has been Wis
iting with her SON In Custer City,
Oklahoma, visited briefly with her
daughter, Mrs Della Swailes and de-
parted for her home in Delta Friday
afternoon taking with her her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. w. A. Waltz, for a
visit.
Guests at the Rest Room Thursday
were: Mrs. L. F. Birmingham,
Spring Greek; Ida and Mabel Fisher,
Delta; Susie Gam, Evans; Gertie
Delkes, Lacey; Mrs. Alice and Ellen
Prothers, Muchakinock; Mrs. Ella
Logue, Mrs. McClain, Mrs. Lydia
Madison, Mrs. 8. d. Hartshown,
Beacon; Mrs. Clough and Margaret
Clough, Carbonate, Grace McCorn-
aughen, WayIand; Mrs. Fannie
Cassatt, Annie Faust, Eddyville;
Della Johnson, Alberta Forney, Mrs.
/. w. Forney, Excelsior.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Lettie Strasser went to What
Cheer Saturday for two weeks visit
with her parents.
r. e. Carrelton, of Ames, is in the
city today to care for business affairs
and to call among friends.
A. e. Utterback returned to his
home In Sigourney after a visit with
his children, Mabel and Harold.
Miss Lydia Heckenlively, who has
been visiting in the city, returned to
her home in What Cheer Saturday.
Leo Whitaker, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in the
city, returned this afternoon to his
home in Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. Bessie Hubbard returned to
her home in Valley Junction Satur-
day after four weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. r. L. Brand.
Miss Emma Butler, who has been
visiting in the city with her aunt,
Mrs. O. e. Mason, returned Sunday
evening to her home in Sedalia, Mo.
Miss Ella Butcher, head waitress at
Hotel Downing arrived home Satur-
day evening from weeks vacation
spent at her old home in Knox Vile.
Miss Charlotte vermilyea and
brother Clyde have gone to Indian
Head, Canada, place that is quite q
distance north and west of Winnipeg.
They are guests Of an aunt.
Mrs. Maud Kuntz and son Master
Willie and her brother, Clyde Evans,
went to Pennington, ILL.,, Saturday to
Join Mr.. Kunts in residence there.
He 10 employed in the mines at Norris.
3. Is. Carpenter, who has been In
the cltyIlooking after business mat
ters and calling among friends dur
ing the past several days, returned
to his home In Des Moines Sunday
evening.
i Mrs. r. r. Wiseacre, who hiss been
In the city during the past several
weeks visiting at the homes Of rela-
tives and friends, departed for her
home In Des Moines Saturday
evening.
Mrs. E. O. Culver, Of Mason City,
who haslbeen In the city visiting at
the homelof her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Forney, went to Ottumwa Friday
evening for brief visit at the honde
Of friends and relatives.
i o. T. Frances, of Cedar Bluff,
Kansas, is in the city the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. AL Black for an
extended visit. The old gentleman is
in his eighty-first year but is as lively
and strong as many men Of middle
age.
Ernest Shaw, of the Spencer
Wholesale house, is confined to his
home on North Market street with
typhoid fever. The case Is q severe
one and no one excepting the attend.
ants are permitted to enter the sick
room.