The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dutton started
ON their homeward journey to Tacoms
last night. They viii visit In Mime
aPalis and with his brother orisor
at Seattle before they reach home.
L. e. McCabe was guest OF hil
mother, Mrs. Mary McCabe, yester.
day. The gentleman is chief dis,
patcher of the entire system OF the
Illinois Central with headquarters il
Chicago.
Mrs. Vim. Dryer returned to hei
home in Marshalltown yesterday
afternoonlafter months visit with
her husband who operated the steam
shovel which has been at work near
the city.
Ohas. Ryan went to Des MUines
this morning to accept q position
with Greenblatt's Tailor. 90, The
youngl man will keep books, take
orders and make himself useful In a
general way.
Fremont people returning to their
homes this.morning were Mrs. r, A.
Wilcox, who has been to Prosper,
Mimi, and her mother, Mrs.. B. O.
Howell, who for the past year has
been In Postyille.
Judge Dewey, who has spent the
past few days in the city, made q
business trip to Abba today, return
ing this evening. The judge always
did know good thing when he saw
1t and 1t seems impossible for him to
stay away from Oskaloosa.
J. e. Pugh returned from Chicago
yesterday where he was called a few
days ago by the serious Illness of his
wife. He reports the lady on the
way to recovery and that the ply.
sicians say che is out of danger, all
of which lie glad news to her many
Oskaloosa friends.
e. r. Ryan and wife, of Delaware,
Ohio, and j. Il. Ryan, of Marysyille,
Ohio, are in the city visiting their
brother, J. w. Ryan on O avenue
east. This is quite a treat for Mr..
Ryan as he had not seen one brother
for twenty-five years and the other
for over sixteen years.
Miss Emma Redel of Marshallto wn
was guest of Miss Winnie Bomar
over Sunday, Miss Redel has been
in Minneapolis for the past year, in
the employ of Northup, King & Co.,
wholesale seeds. She will leave for
Seattle the first of the month, to
accept q position with Lewis &
Hughes, Wholesale lumber firm.
Friends here are in receipt Of In
vitatioEs announcing the forthcom-
ing marriage of Rev. Fred B. Tucker
and Miss Druzilla Louvina Randall,
at the Methodist Episcopal church in
Delta, Tuesday, September 20, 1908,
at p. m. Following the ceremony
there will be reception at the BRIDES
home. Rev. Tucker has been sta
toned at Delta the past year but at
the recent session of conference was
located at Marengo, Iowa. He is a
graduate. of Penn college, and has
also taken theological course. He
8 a splendid young man, growing
minister, and has many friends in
Oskalooosa to wish him we'll. The
bride Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j P, Randall, one of Delta's most
prominent families.
Mrs. H. Hickey went to RichIan>.
yesterday for few days visit.
Mrs. P. J. Shaver went to Rock ISL
and yesterday for months visit.
Miss Grace Ellis, of Fremont, spent
Sunday at the ]. N. Endicott home.
Deaconess M. s. Cheney spent yes
terday in Beacon with sick friend.
]. G.. Slemmons returned to Colfax
yesterday after spending Sunday at
home.
Miss Edith Frost went to Taintor
yesterday to commence her work In
the schools.
Miss Elsie Crozier, of Wright,spent
Sunday with her sister. Miss Gather
inc Crozier.
Miss Sarah Baxter commenced her
term at the Hawkeye school yester-
day morning.
Fred Howard went to Buxton yes.
terday for visit of some length at
the Ed Blair home.
Ell Hawkins was in and around
Chillicothe yesterday to look up and
buy some available stock.
Misses Grace Moody and Allie Cor.
yell, Of Leighton, came to the city
yesterday for visit with friends.
Over Sunday guests at the T. B.
Gossage home were Miss Mollie War.
man and Lester Gossage,of ottumwa
Mrs. L. M. Butler returned to her
home in Butler yesterday after a
visit with her brother, Jesse Nelson.
Sam Holdsworth, of Kellogg, re-
Il