The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-09-24
Personal MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrrayine
Popular People.
(From Afonday'a Dally.l

mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fmblinger are
In Des MoInes today on business.
Chas. Howard went to Hanover
n. a., Saturday to enter Dartmouth
college.
Mrs w. B. Amsbary, Of Des
MoineB, spent Sunday at the o.
Schee home.
A. Rosenblatt went to Chicago Sum
day evening In the interests OF the
Baldauf house.
County Treasurer w. w. Eby spent
Sunday in Des Moines returning
home this morning.
Mrs. Fred Grimes returned home
after visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Pearson.
Mrs, O. Nswbrand went to sIgour-
nsy to be the over Sunday guest at
the Jacob Bertsch home.
Mrs. A. 8. DeCook, Of Taintor,
who has been guest of Mrs. B. Van
Vliet, departed Saturday for Pella.
Mrs. Mary e. Hickland returned to
her home In Delta Saturday night
after q short visit ut the NJ. r.
Hutchtn and Lee Shaw homes.
Mr.. bnd Mrs. John Mattox returned
to their home in Pueblo, Colo, this
morning after an over Sunday visit
with their sister, Mrs. Maria King.
Mrs. Fannie Nelson, OF Indian
Rpolis, who has been visiting in the
city with Mrs. Jennie Gable left SAT-
urday night for Rose Hin to visit
friends,
w. e. Elkin and family stopped of
for short visit at the j. r. Spates
home On their way to their home
in Rose Hilllfr visit in Rollins,
Wyoming,
Mrs. Harry Mccall returning to her
home in Washington from a visit to
Des Moines stopped off for visit in
the city with Efrs. WatRins and went
home Saturday evening.
Guests of the p. z, Swayze home
who returned to their homes this
morning were Mrs. j. McCIain and
guzzard English, OF Fremont, and
Mrs. Mary Spencer Of Coliax.
3. w. Reynolds, OF Des Moines, q
veteran of the 4Oth Iowa, who en-
listed In Sigourney and is on his way
to visit bis aged parents there,
stopped over in the city to call on
many old time friends.
Mr.. and Ms. q. Rosmer returned
to their home in Keota this morning
after visit with their son, j. Il.
Rosmer, of this city, and a daughter,
Mrs. Minnie stagner, in Harrison
Co,, Mo.
Mrs. 3. M. Chrisman, of Evans,
returned to her home this morning
after an over Sunday visit with Mrs.
Will Mattox, who has been seriously
Ill at her home In this city. The lady
is reported some better this morning
and her friends entertain hopes of
her recovery.
w. n. Tullis 10 home from a thir-
teen month"; soJourn in California.
He arrived Saturday and has
been calling among acquaintance
and friends and distributing SOU
venirs. The HERALD acknowledges
call. Mr., Tullis lie looking fine and
he now has yarns enough in stock to
spin with the boys at the camp fire
for many day.
From Tuesdays Daily.)
Guy woodin went to sigourney
this morning.
8. Bryan went to Bearsboro yester-
day on short business trip.
Mise Sarah Clough went to Chicago
on q business trip last night.
Mrs. Guido Stemple went to IT.
Madison over the Q last night.
Albert johnson. Of Lynnville, spent
Monday In the city on business.
AT. N. Hambleton was q passenger
for Stockton, Kan, Sunday night.
Mrs. O. w. Fellers, OF Fremont, |
spent Sunday ut the Ben Slemmons
homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Sheppard are
home from their extended sojourn in
Idaho.
Miss Nellie Pike went to Des Moines
his morning to enter st. Joseph
academy.
The Reading Club met at the home
u Mrs. Warren Kalbach Monday
Mrs.. j 8. Vernon went to Craw-
ordsvilIe this morning to visit Mrs.
'. L. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Riley went 10
)es MoInes today to attend the we'd
ling OF q friend.
Mrs. John Thomas, Of Buxton,
anne in yesterday for visit with (,
frs. John Dow.