The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-10-01


sister, Mrs. o. O. Scott and her
daughter, Miss Mae, who has re-en-
tered the Northwestern Conservatory
OF Music for the year.
Mrs. w. ii. Cunningham is home
from Chicago where she has been in
the hospital undergoing q surgical
operation. She stood the journey
home in good shape, and as her many
friends are glad to know is quite well
again. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Mac p. Chamberlain, who
will remain here for fortnight's
visit.
Guests at the Rest room Friday
were: Misses Eulilla and Jennie
Planck and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, of
Lacey ;lMrs. Made Bradley and Miss
Nellie Hayes, of Cedar; Mrs. e.
Chapman, Mrs. Kate and Mary Chap
man and: Mrs. w. Fl. Ives, OF Eddy
vile; Ethel b. Gorsuch, of Monte
yuma; Mrs. Lillian Crispin and Miss
Grace Brown, OF New Sharon; Mrs.
Emma Marles and Abbie L. Scott, OF
Rose Hill; Mrs. Ella Carpenter and
Miss Eda, of Wright; Miss Letta
Solomon, of Pekay; Mrs,A. j. Goods,
OF Omaha; Hazel Eastman and Mrs.
o. M. Eastman of Brookfield.
! Mrs. A. ]. Augustine spent Sunday
in Delta.
! J. A. Freeman went to st. Louis
Saturday.
! Mrs. Annie Palmgren spent SUN
day at Hines.
Mr.and Mrs. Fred McVey Sundayed
in New Sharon.
H. 8. Howard and wife went to
Chicago Saturday.
Charlotte Krizer and Eva Hender-
son spent Sunday in Rose Hill.
W. M. TERRY, roadmaster of the
Central spent Sunday in Washington.
Miss Lille Willis departed for Des
Enthusiastically night for a months
visit.
Mrs. s. Mick spent Sunday at the
home of, Mrs. j. Andre in New
Sharon.
! Miss Ella L, Green spent Sunday at
the home of her brother, DIR. Green,
in Lacey.
| Mrs. 8. F. Woods who is en-
ployed in this city spent sunda in
| Sigourney.
Miss Mary Rose came home from
St. Joseph's convent in Ottumwa to
spendsSunday.
Mrs. Ed Parks is In st. Paul for a
few days. visit with her son Corwin,
who isIin business in that city. .
Miss Ida Woods returned to her
home in Rose Hill Saturday after a
short visit with Miss Ola Woods.
e. H. Kemper, of Chicago, was in
the city Saturday on business. He
went 10 Grinnell inlthe afternoon.
Miss Carrie M. Roberts left this
morning for Champaign, Illinois,
where she will enter the university.
Miss Alice Williams, Of Indiana.
polls, was in the city Friday and Sat
urday taking teachers examin alton.
Mrs. j. House returned to her home
in Sigourney after short visit at the
home of her brother, G. w. Over
turf.
Miss Anna Wilson, who for the past
two weeks has been in Pella, returned
to her home in this city Saturday
night.
George Twaddle, of Cedar Falls, is
in the city the guest of his father
George Twaddle, Sr., of this city.
Mrs. j. R. Jackson arrived from
New Sharon Saturday for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. M. D..
Burket.
D. K. Unsicker, of Wright, was in
the city Saturday earring for bus
mess affairs and calling among
friends,
Mrs. Ballard Baxter and daughter
Blanche spent Sunday with the lady's
sister, Mrs. L. Halstead, near
Grinnell.
Doctor w. r. Nugent, of Chicago,
is lin the city caring for business
affairs and calling among friends
and relatives.
Miss Lois slocum, who Is teaching
near Peoria, came down Saturday for
visit over Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. 81. L. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Roberts return
ed to their home In Creston Saturday