The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION.
PArtnent Paragraphs pOrtraying
Popular People.
(From tuesdays DAILY

morrtHg.
X. u. Baker went TO Delta this
msrning on business.
N.Y. and Mrs. D. ID. Downs spent
sDA aSy In Beacon guests of Samuel
gAialips and wife.
mrs. HI A.SaIisbury went to Victor
yesssrd&y afternoon for a few days
ybslFswith friends.
MRS. Harry Ford, OF Des Moines,is
IN tho city called by the illness of her
uRsAsr, Mrs. boo Wright.
Laslis Watson, OF Ottumwa, was In
she city yesterday calling among
Rrsands and 'ao0uaintances.
I'D. Ryan. OF Eidora, who was re-
zr1aang home after visit in Ft
ssnoison spent Monday in the city.
ssses- Mae Shoemaker, OF Fl Dodge,
Msnrned home this morning after a
ytssa with Miss Ora Swayze for the
pass few days.
Miss Eile, Wells, OF Cedar Rapids,
wso has been,vSsiting friends in the
" went TO Burlington last evening
ID ioin her mother in visit in that
.aty. a
Rirsr w. H. Spicer, of New Sharon,
vsaA in town this morning and went
80 Agency for a visit until Saturday
rsaA Der mother, Mrs. Jennie
2oberts
Miss Priscilla Pickrell, OF the city
gisrary, spent Sunday in Des Moines
sle guest OF her friend, Miss Alice
!. Tyler, the secretary of the Iowa
ghrsry commission.
Hermau Pfeifer received q telegram
Rom Joe Strssburger of Abba this
norning announcing the death of his
mother, Mrs. Babbetta Strasburger,
AstsE q lingering illness.
Miss Mary Holt, OF Grinnell, spent
Ast night in the city the guest of Miss
BlAnchs Ford. This morning she
went TO Salem where she will assist
Miss, Viola Smith in revival meetings
e. r. Darnell, Of the Bell clothing
UompanY went to Des Moines this
mornfngcailed by the Illness Of HE
brother Charles, who for the past
fwo,years has been employed in that
sitw
Mrs. Edna Holmes, who has been
IN the city during the past several
days visiting at the home of her
aanghter, Mrs. U. II. Cartwright, de-
parted for her home in Burlington
last evening.
Al! Es G-eenway drove to Buxton
1his morning. He was accom- anied
BY his' sister,l Mrs. ]. D. Thomas,
whO.returnsd to her home in Buxton
altar q visSt Of several days dura.
Saongat the Gseenway home on North
A'Btreet.
Mrs. Mary O. Burns, of Osceola,
Kansas, who has been in Pennsyl-
vAntE>and Indiana visiting, was in
She city yesterday enroute to Lacey
whore twenty pears ago she used to
Hgst' She expects to visit here be-
fore her return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Fahlinger are
IN receipt OF an Invitation to the
wedding of Miss Gertrude Whipple,
daughter of W. w. Whipple of the
Whipple egg company operatin z in
Mascity, TO bs sU4emnized in Provid-
snee, Rhode Island, Saturday Dec. 10.
State superintendent Elect Riggs,
u Sigourney, was in town yesterday
enYoate with his household goods to
Dss bTeinsa~ Mr. Riggs has purchased
The Hollister residence on Twentieth
street and School, aud desires to get
wsQ settled before commencing the
anties of ais office.
Mrs Eliza Ravens, of Rose Hill,
went home this morning after visit
since Friday at the homes of James
Taylor, Mrs. EVeline Waters and
VIVA Coke. She was returning from
y visit with her son Sherman, OF
Wayne eosGty,. whose wife has
been very iil, Der il now considered
BEa Of danger.
J6hnsR. Barnes, 8. n. Hull and son
Master Hsrte- have returned from
Denver where trey were Summoned
y fhs very Sc ions condition of Mrs
HnIl. The lady wss left In q much
l9pr0yed condition to the extent
that the relatives could return to
their homes The lhdy's sister, Mrs.
4 W. Clendenon, remained in Dem
vsT to be with her until after the hol-
Maya.
The HERAED lie an.reeeipt OF copy
q hhe Daily Facts, date of Nov. IS,
Os Redlands, Calf. m which appears
abs following notioethss will interest
many Oskaloosa friends Of the young
lady concerned: A very pleasant