The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrtraying
Popular People.

ghe day IN town.
Walter Smith spent Sunday with
friends in Rose Hill.
d. Reiels went to Des Moines this
morning on business.
w. w. Talbot was q passenger for
Rose Hill this morning.
j. d. Hawkins went to Eddyville
on business this morning.
Miss Matte Wright, Of Rose Hill,
spent Saturday in town shopping.
Miss june SHELTON wentsto He'd
rick this morning to see sick friend.
willard Carver Is in Montezuma on
business and win return home Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. James Dewitt return
ed this morning from their Chicago
visit.
Mrs. w. w. and Miss tEda Haskell
went to Wright Saturday for short
b visit.
Miss Bertha Allen, of Beacon, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. o. A
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. P. Mcclure went
to Davenport Saturday for visit
with friends.
]. w. Mcdonald Sundayed with his
family in the city andlwas calling on
local trade today.
w. Beers, of Duluth, who has been
in the city on business .went.to OF
tumws this morning.
Miss Matilda NJ. Plahm went to
Fremont this morning for a visit with
Miss Mary Ferguson.
OIL overstreet, who spent Thanks
giving at home, went out on his regu-
lar run this morning.
Master Roswell Hamilton, of At.
wood, spent Sunday with his grand
father, r. o. Hutchins.
Miss Bessie Jones went to Stark
this morning for few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. O. o. Beard.
H. F. Martsching returned to his
home in Ottumwa this morning after
tew days visit with friends.
Mrs. Daniel Reese returned to her
home in Givin Saturday after visit
Rt the Marion McKelviexhome.
Mrs.. Clyde shoemake, { of New
Hampton, was in town this morning
and went to ottumwa for visit.
Miss Jennie Casey, of Hastings
Colorado, was in town this morning
and went to Knoxville for a visit.
Misa Lena Kranenburg came this
morning from her home in Leighton
toi visit her aunt, Mrs. g.! M. VIII
lard. .E
Ebert Noel and wife, of Iowa City,
were in town this morning returning
from a Thanksgiving visit In Eddy.
Yilla. #.rt. a
Messrs. Fl. L. and A. p. Spencer de. |
parted last evening via the Iowa Cen- |
nal upon business trip to Kansas
City. .a..
Rev. J. O. Coke went to Lone Tree
this morning to attend the Musca-
tine District Convention of the M. E
E. McFall, of Monroe, returned
homo this morning after visit since
yesterday with his brother, O. W.
MoFalL st /
Miss Getta Aiken returned to her
home in Leighton this morning after
a few days. visit with her aunt, Mrs.
viii Fry.
Charles E. Brown, of Des Moines,
spent Sunday with his family in this
city. They will not move to that city
until spring. l.
Mrs. Thomas Terrell who has been
reported lying quite i'll at her home
sS North o street is reported much
better to- day.
Mr9. VIM. Lawrence and neice, Miss
Rena Woodcock, of Evans, we're in
me city enroute home today from a
Visie in Abba.
Mrs. O. @. Lindner, who has been
VisiCiag among friends and acquaint-
Ences in Atlantic, has returned to her
home in this city.
Miss Tiilie Earle returned to her
home in Ottumwa this morning after
spending Thanksgiving with her
Eister, Miss Katie.
Mv. AND Mrs. George West, of
South Ottumwa, returned home Sat.
nrdsy after a visit at the parental
West home
Oskaloosa men employed in Evans
who, spent Sunday at home were:
Chas. Mathews, N s. Cooper, A. M.
Elliott and Dan Knox.
Ed Dornan went to the wilson
Moline Buggy factory at Moline, Ill. T.