The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-29

Mrs Catherine Fitzgerald departed
last evening for hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, to be toe guest OF her son Edward
during the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. andre we're in the
city to-day, on their way home from
Des Moines, Pella and Ida Grove,
where they have been visiting.
Oscar Anderson, of Lockridge, re-
turned to his home yesterday going
by way of Centerville. He has been
the guest of Charley Bollinger.
Clyde Scott, who for the past tw
months has been st work on the
Tracy cut off on the @, returned to
his nome in Little York, Illinois, this
morning
Rev. ]. O. Willis went out on his
regular weekly trip yesterday he
will visit the M. e. churches at both
Dep River and Millersburg before
returning.
Charles Jordan, of Ottumwa, was
in the city yesterday the guest of
friends, enroute to Grinnell to wit
ness the foot ball game to-day be-
tween iowa College and s q. I.
Grant Cowley and wife, of Eddy
Vile, are in the city visiting at the
home of DR.. ] T. Coveny. Mr.. Cow.
ley is here as witness in the Heki
damage suit case against the Rock
Island Company now on trial before
the MahaSka court.
Misses Myrtle and Eva Martin who
have been living in the Baxter prop
erty which their father,O A Martin,
recently purchased, waiting for the
f4mi to move from Lacey, went to
that place yesterday to spend Sunday
with the rest of the family
(From Mondays Daily.)
Cecil Eli spent Saturday in Delta.
Mics Myrtle Moore, of Delta, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Il. l.. Bell.
Mrs Bell Grier spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Joe Hunt, of Abba.
Bertha Hensel went to Rose Hill
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs Sam
Tucker.
Misses Blanche Stowe aud Agnes
Van Oraska, OF Grinnell, were Oska-
loosa visitors Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ogborne went
to What Cheer and Indianapolis
Saturday on business and for visit
Homer Jones returned TO his home
in Chicago SATURDAY after visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. Wesley Jones.
Miss Agnes Bowen returned to her
home in Keota after visit with Mrs.
Mary Armstrong and Mrs Cora
Elliott.
Mayor John 9. Williams is home
from Des Moines where he was in
attendance at a trial before the su-
preme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Mobley have re-
turned to their home in this city from
q visit at the parental Mort kuby
home st Des MOines.
Miss May Hayes and Messrs, Carl
McFadden, James Shields and Earl
Switzer were up from Abba over
Sunday to visit friends.
Miss Faythe Chase returned to her
home in Des Moines Saturday after
a six weeks visit at the A. e Peas
ley home Cd North Third street.
Mrs. Charles Barnett, of Jones
borough, Arkansas, and Miss Anna
Rohdo, 2: Edayvtlle, arrived satnr-
day for a visit with Mrs. CHARLES
Ames, of 302 First avenue east,
Mrs. Aiken, of Leighton, and her
daughter, Mrs. j. W. Jarpigan,
formerly of Montezuma but now of
Cedar Falls, are in the city today
guests at the Q E Barnard nome.
Buxton Eagle: DIR. Carr, Buxton's
up-to date and popular dentist, is
preparing to move his family from
Oskaloosa to this place and can here
after be found at No. 40 every day in
the week instead of three.
Geo. Taglauer and wife, of German
vile, Iowa, are visiting at the home
of John Loos and John Kramer of
this city. Mrs. Taglauer has lived
for thirty-two years in this state and
this was her fret ride on the train.
Delta Enterprise: Miss Harriet
Hibbs, of Oskaloosa, is organizing a
class in music in Delta. Miss HibbS'
good work with her class last spring
will doubtless insure her cordial
reception and a good class now
among the local lovers of music.
Monroe correspondence in the
Pella Chronicles: Rev. A. M. Duboc,
of Oskalooss, who came to assist in
special meetings at the Baptist church
was taken sick and obliged to return