The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-15

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Lafferty OF Oskaloosa was in Sigour-
ney yesterday before the Pension
Board. Mr.. Lafferty was for num-
ber Of years district attorney, and,
tits said, made one OF the best dis
trict attorneys the state ever had
He was succeeded by Hon. John A.
Donnell, who made name for him
self in the district.
Eddyville Tribune: Cards are re-
ceived announcing the marriage OF
Miss GraceiMiller to Mr.. Gilbert W.
Miller, at the home of Mrs. Alex
ander Plough at Auburn, N. Y, Dec.
"a, 1902. The bride is the youngest
daughter OF w. w. Miller of this
place and although having lived with
her aunt Mrs. Plough, for many
years, has many friends here, with
whom we join in well wishes.
Mrs. Win Kemble was in Des
Moines yesterday and while in that
place visited the Home for the Aged.
She saw quite a number of former
Oskaloosa people, among whom were
Mrs. Hufford, Mrs. Grimes and Aunt
Lizzie Fauquier. The latter is quite
poorly. She had fall some time
ago which left her in bad condition.
All these ladies wish to be remember
ed to their many friends here.
Mrs. MaryIConverse, who has been
at Portland, gOregon, for the past
eighteen months, has returned to this
city and is at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Carrie Adams, on High avenue
east, Her daughter, Miss Alberta,
who has been with her at Portland
for the past several months, and who
came east with her from that city, is
now in Chicago, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Woodin. She will return
to Oskaloosa in short time.
Newton Courier: ]. w. Jones, Of
the Courier, Tuesday morning re-
ceived a telegram from his son
Clarence O. who has been in Chi
cago hospital for the past five weeks,
having undergone an operation for
appendicitis, stating that he would
leave Chicago that evening for New
Sharon, where he will visit his mother
and little brothers before returning
to his home, Lead, South Dakota,
where he holds the position of city
editor of the Daily Call.
Mrs. Chas. Powell and baby de-
parted via the Iowa Central for Cedar
Rapids this morning to join her hus-
band who went short time ago to
accept position as book-keeper with
the Lohring & Norris Hardware 90.
For the past two or three years Mr..
| Powell has been a book keeper for
the Huber & Kalbach Hardware 90.
of this city. Both he and his wife
have lived here for years and have
hosts of friends who will regret their
removal from the city.
(From Mondays Daily.)
M. Hedge went to Searsboro this
morning to care for business affairs.
\ j. d. Hull went to Montezuma this
morning to look after business affairs.
]. H. Smith went to Leighton this
morning to care for business matters.
J. Il. Baum went to Evans this
morning to care for business matters.
Mrs. Jennie Slocum went to Rose
Hill this morning to visit for a few
days.
W. A. Pearson went to Pella this
morning to look after business af-
fairs.
F. M. Mckinney went.to Rose Hill
this morning to finish house which
he has been building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van der Wal
returned this morning from an over
Sunday visit at Leighton,
Miss Daisy White returned to her
school in Leighton this morning after
spending Sunday at home.
Mrs. O. M. Fifeld went to Sigour-
ney this morning to visit her sisters,
Mrs. Swisher and Mrs. Yerger.
Miss May Dorgan spent Sunday
with her parents here and returned
to her school In Evans this morning.
Harlan Meredith returned to the
farm near Searsboro this morning
after spending Sunday with his PAL
ents.
Miss Ruth Robinson, who has been
spending few days here with friends,
returnedIto her home in Evans this
morning.
Morris Morris returned to Pekay
this morningEsfter spending a few
days in the city looking after busi-
ness matters.
AlhioFJToion. Mioa po1aI Homhipu