The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
(From Monday's Dailyl


Miss Laura Benton has returned
from months visit at Davenport.
/ DR.. @. @. Gone was a passenger
this morning for Pella on professional
business.
i Mrs. j. B McCurdy and daught
Helen, returned home to day from q
visit at Colfax,
/ Miss Lou Trego left for Sewers,
Iowa, this Imorning for brief visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Pickrell left
for st. Anthony t6visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. James r, Howard.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wood and children are
home from an extended visit at the
home of her parents, in Tarkio, Mo.
Harry Knight, after a short visit
in the city, the guest of Jake Swick,
returned this morning to his hom in
Washington.
Pat Leepey departed this morning
via the Rock Island for Winslow,
Arizona, where he has a position on
the Santa Fe.
Mrs. M. E. Sherman, who has been
visiting at the parental II. L. Spencer
home, returned this morning to her
home in Des Moines.
o. D. Leonard and wife of Boyden,
Iowa, who have been visiting at the
Geo. Scott home in the city, left this
morning for Des Moines.
John Lister and wife, who have
been visiting at the home of VIM.
Buffers in the city, left this morning
for their home in What Cheer.
Mrs. John Scott and baby, who
have been visiting at the home of
George Rinehsrt, returned this morn
ing to their home in What Cheer.
Mrs. Ralph Baker left this morn
ing via the Rock Island for her home
in Cedar Rapids, after visiting with
friends in the city for short time.
Mrs. martha Wiley returned to
her home at Oskaloosa last Wednes.
day evening, after visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Annie Lisor. Glenn Lisor
accompanied her for a few:weeks'
visit.
Abba Union: John A. Bell, of BeR-
con, who for many years has been a
valued correspondent of the Oska-
looss Herald, visited several days
recently at the nome of John M.
Williams, also with his son at Hook
ing. He was welcome caller on
the Union this week.
Miss Nina Vest, of Montezuma and
Miss Nellie Cole returned to this city
this morning from few days. visit
with Miss Hazel Wilson and other
college friends at Knoxville. Miss
Vest will remain here for a few days
as the guest of Miss Cole.
Will r. Clayton, of Toledo, Ohio,
who has beer visiting for few daye
at the H. IL. Salisbury and r. W.
Clayton homes in this city, leaves to-
night for his home. He has recently
returned from trip to Europe. Mrs.
Clayton will remain abroad for some
time yet. ....
Will Warrinner, manager of the
"Fontius" Shoe House, of Denver,
Colorado, is in the city enroute east
to the shoe markets in the interests
OF his house. He has been calling
among many friends and acquain-
tances in the city and departs for
the east this evening. Will is look
ing we'll and reports prosperous
conditions among the Oskaloosa
colony in the Colorado capital.
]. B. McCurdy Is home from a
recreation and rest excursion spent
at lakes in the vicinity of Minneapo-
lis. He spent the greater part of the
time fishing and reports some excel
lent sport. He tells. with a perfectly
straight countenance, that he caught
one hundred and twenty-five large
sized fish in one day-which was a
very remarkable catch. The amount
of the catch was far in excess Of the
amount of fish that could be used by
the house where Mr.. McCurdy was
boarding, so it was packed in ice
aud shipped to the Minneapolis mar
ket, where a neat little sum was
received for it.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Mrs. M. Thomas, of Grinnell, was
N the enthusiastically on her way to
Washington for a few hours visit
With Mrs. Robert Tyson.
Liston McMillen was passenger
asst evening for Sigourney where he
will care for business matters for
brief time.
L. e. Smith was business visitor
1t sigourney Monday evening.
Miss Dora Augustine and mother,
Mrs. A. Augustine, who have been
7isiting among relatives in this city,
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