The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
(From Mondays Daily.)

Gable, ILL.,, to visit his mother for a
short time.
Miss Grace Kramer went to Leigh
ton this morning to visit friends for
a few days.
Mrs. EHe Hoffman Rogers went to
Chicago this morning to care for bus
mess matters.
Mrs. FL. O. Lane went to Taintor
this morning to visit friends and rel
atives for a few days.
Prof. e. w. Clement, who spoke at
the Baptist church yesterday, wentto
Ottumwa this afternoon.
Miss May Leonard, who has been
in the city for the past week returned
to her home in Ottumwa this morning.
Will Hawkins was an Iowa Central
passenger for st. Louis Saturday
evening to look after business affairs.
Mrs. Kate Stein Elerick was in the
city owe Sunday. She returned to
Abba last night to join the company,
"My Friend from Arkansas, ION their
trip east. 4
@. w. Flanagan, who has for the
past two years been book-keeper for
the Standard Oil Co. in this city, has
returned to his home in Davenport.
While he has been here he has made
umero friends who will regret his
departure.
Ira Kellogg left this morning for
Indianola to carry on the temperance
work. During the past week he has
secured $50 signatures to the follow
ing pledge: 81 promise never to buy,
drink, sell or give intoxicating liquor
while l live. From all tobacco I'll
abstain, and never take Gods name
in vain"
]. Fl. Holdsworth, an old time o.
kaloosa boy, now the proprietor of a
good drayage business in Kellogg,
Iowa, was here Saturday to visit rel
atives and many old time friends.
Mr.. Holdsworth is doing nicely in his
new home, but says he is lost with
out the HERALD which will hereafter
make regular trips to his home.
Mrs. M. @. Warder and son Harry
of near Ottumwa are spending a
week with Mrs. Warder's s~ister, Mrs.
F. N. Whitney and family. Mrs.
Warder leaves today for her homo.
The son Harry leaves Tuesday for an
extended trip of pleasure and sight
seeing through Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri and Illinois. This is Mr..
Warder's first visit to Oskaloosa and
he is greatly pleased with our beaut-
iful and growing city.
AID Sense, a publication devoted to
the interests Of advertisers, in its Jan.
issue prints a portrait of Mrs. Carrie
M. 0gilvie and the following lattering
notice; lone of the most cleverly
written booklets reaching the AID
Sense Office this month comes from
Des Moines, Iowa. 1t is entitled
"Love and Her Chocolates, and was
written for a prominent candy firm in
Des Moines by Carrie M. Ogilvie.
We have reproduced upon this page
four cuts taken from the booklet,
SHOWING that 1t is possible for the
model at times to absolutely
natural positions. The writer of the
booklet is an editor of the Des Moines
Mail and Times, a society weekly. +
(FTom Tuesdays Daily.) ,
Geo. E. Ross went to Des Moines
this morning to care for business.
Sam Pearn went to Davenport this
morning to care for business affairs. {
Miss Della Criss returned to her I
home in Rose Hill this morning after I
a visit with friends in this city. /
Mrs. Ella Scharf and daughter
Ethel went to Davenport this morn
ing to visit friends for a few days. .
Mrs. J. NJ. Magee and daughter {
Grace went to Evans this morning to
visit for a day or so at the home of
Mrs. Robert Wilson. {
w. F. Mention of Boone who has
DOOh LULU " Olh NAA4O ~ ~ AAhCA
est of the Foresters Lodge leaves this
afternoon for Marshalltown. I
T. R. Korns and Glen A. RENDER
dine of Lisbon Ia. who spoke at the
Woodman meeting last evening went
to Des Moines this morning.
G. B. Stull, of the furniture firm Of
StulI & McGregor, has gone to Obi
cage and Grand Rapids to make pur-
chases in the furniture market.
Colonel Harry Caughlin, of Ottum-
wa, and of the Iowa National Guard,
is in the city to-day caring for busi-
ness affairs and calling among many
friends.
Mrs. G. w. Davis and daughter
Grace went to Los Angeles California
last evening via the Rock Island and