The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-08-13

parted this morning via the Rock
Island for Moline to spend a
couple of months at the home of Mrs.
Links parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
F Limburg
Chas. Hover returned last evening
from months trip to British
Columbia and California. He went
in the.interest OF the Eclipse Mining
company, great share of which is
owned by oskalooss people, and he
makes good report.
John o. Crippen received a dis
patch yesterday offering him posi-
ton as pianist with the Rosar & Ma
son Comedian Company. There is a
good salary connected with the posi-
tion. John will probably join the
company at Peoria next week.
Rev. w. n. Ftost. Rector of st.
James Episcopal Parish of this city
went to What Cheer this morning to
remain for a couple of weeks. Rev.
Frost of this city and Rev. Allen Judd
Of Des Moines were recently design
ated by Bishop Morrison to do some
missionary work at What Cheer, and
try and revive the church that was
once In thriving condition. 1t ID
likely that q minister will later be
stationed at What Cheer and conduct
services there, at Brooklyn and at
Malcom.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. John Hardness, of Des Moines,
is here for a visit at the parental
Richard Davis Home.
Miss Velma Slocum is visiting with
friends and acquaintances in Norfolk,
Nebraska, during a couple of weeks.
Mrs. q. B. Rayland, of Meade,
Kansas, is visiting in the city at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. w. r.
Sandusky.
Washington Journal: Miss Bessie
Dean, of Oskaloosa, who has been
visiting her brother of the north side
bakery, returned home last evening.
Prof. A H. Bigelow, of LeMars,
who has been teaching at the county
normal for the past two weeks, de-
parted Saturday afternoon for Omaha
via the Rock Island.
Leander Eddy departed Saturday
evening on the five O'Clock Burling-
ton passenger for Marion, Illinois,
for visit of several weeks with rel
atives and friends.
Homer Holland, of Winfield, Iowa,
who has.been making brief visit at
the C.s.B. Stull and j. Q. Hanna
homes in this city, departed Satur-
day afternoon for Des Moines.
Mrs. Dan Ryan and daughters
Edna and Grace, who have been Wis
iting the last two weeks with Mrs,
Ryan's sister, Mrs. Will Riley, re-
turned to their home in Des Moine g
Saturday night.
Mrs, O. F. Gossage, who has been
in the city a number Of weeks visit
ing with friendsi and relatives, was
summoned to her home in Daven-
port Saturday by the illness of her
little daughter Hazel.
N.sTittemore, of the traffic de-
partment of the Iowa Central, was in
the city Saturday in conference with
General. .Supt. M. Sweeney and with
Agent J. A.ELucy. He departed for
Chicago in the evening via the Burl-
ington route.
Newton News: Mrs. Meta Ken
worthy, whoLrecently returned from
Jamaica where she had been operat-
ing as a missionary, left this after
noon after a few days visit at the
homes of ]. 8. and W. e. Holtz. Her
home was formerly in Oskaloosa.
L. M. Hadley was over from Bux-
ton Sunday, coming especially to see
his mother who has been quite sick
from the effects of a carbuncle. The
lady Is much improved now. Lin
Buxton as growing rapidly,
and the coal works booming. He
says there is quite colony of Oska-
loosa people there.
Warren Gleason and Howard Har-
rold departed Saturday evening for
Chicago where they will be the
guests of Mr.. Gleason's brother How
ard for a couple of weeks visit. IL is
Mr.. Harrold's Smaiden trip to the
city and he goes to make compar-
lsons with Oskaloosa. Warren will
act as pilot for the young man.
What Cheer Patriot: w. o. Rhine
hart, OF Rose Hill, called Wednesday
to pay subscription in ad-
vance as is his custom. He brought
along a sample of the corn he is rails
ing this year to chow what a man
with good farm, reasonable industry
and 7S years of experience can do in
an off season. The ear Is yellow
Dent, II inches long, well filed to
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