The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-06-18

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Mrs. Arabella Scheduled returned
home this morning from Des Moines
where she was in attendance at the
Methodist camp meeting. She re-
ports a very pleasant time.
Miss Jennie Foster, of Hooking,
who has been visiting relatives here
returned to her home this morning..
She was accompanied by her little
niece, Merle Cunningham.
Mrs. s. @. Mcclure departed this
morning for Iowa City via the Iowa
Central to attend the commencement
exercises of the University from
which her son graduates this year
Mrs. Myrtle Wilcox Thomas and
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, of Earlham,
arrived in the city last evening to
attend commencement and visit at
the Wilcox home on North g street
Ran Willard is out after several
month"; 6Lh, with typhoid fever at
his nome III Marshalltown. He was
in this city to. day caring for business
affairs connected with the Marshall
Oil Company.
Col. j. E. Margetts, of New York,
the national secretary of the junior
work in the Salvation Army, and
Capt. Story, Of Omaha, who were in
the city yesterday left this morning
for Des Moines.
Ed Drew, of Delta, departed last
evening via the Rock Island for Doug
las, Oregon, to look after business
matters. Mrs. Drew accompanied
him to this city and remained over
night with friends,
w. Ashman, of Beacon, and A. D.
Jones, of Pleasant City, Ohio. who
has been visiting at the Ashman
home, departed this morning for
Hooking to make short visit with
friends and relatives.
Misses Roma and Fern Woods, of
Des Moines, are in the city for an ex-
tended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph O'Hara. Mrs. Bocock,
of Burlington, is also guest of the
O'Hara home for O number of days.
Harry Rockwell, of the Rockwell
Porter-Shinnick Company, of Okla,
homa City, is in town for brief visit
at the parental Rockwell home on
Second avenue east. Harry is en-
route home from New York City
where he has been purchasing goods
for his big store.
Times Republican: Mrs. L. 8.
Bunker, of Webster City, spent Sat
urday in the city with her cousin,
Mrs. II. II. Beaman, going in the
evening to Oskaloosa, where she will
remain for weeks visit with her
son, Mr.. Burt Bunker. She will re-
turn here for q weeks visit with Mrs.
Beaman before going home.
Geo. w. Sewers, who has been
confined rather closely to his home
during the past eight weeks with
severe illness, complication of all.
ments, is able to be out again ano
looking after his duties as head of
the law department of the Iowa Cen
trail. Mr.. Sewers was out for the
first time in many weeks Ut the hear
ing of the New Sharon Elevator case
trial before the board of railway com
missioners of the state. The gentle
man is we'll along now toward perm
anent recovery.
The Iowa Central had q number of
passengers for distant points yester-
day and today. Among those who
left on business trips and to visit
we're: H. L. Spencer and Chas Refs,
man to Kansas City, E H. Syringe
to Seattle, Wash, D. X. Unsicker
and E. q. Hayes to Texarkana, Ark +,
John Sheehan to Denver, w. s
Holden to Moberly, Mo-, Mrs. Allen
to Denver, Miss Nellie Mason to
Brookings, s, D., Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert tyson and two daughters,
Matte and Mildred, to Geneva, Neb.,
and T. Hanna and wife to Los
Angeles, California,
Mrs. George Howard is home from
visit with her daughter in Chicago.
Geo. s Prime is in Des Moines in
attendance at the Iowa Swine Breed
ers' Association.
Mrs. Jim Bell, of Spring Greek, was
in the city yesterday on her way to
visit friends at Bussey. SIX.
Robert Tyson departed today via
he Iowa Central for Geneva, Neb.,
to look after business matters.
@rs. P. Bundy, OF Packwood,
passed through the city yesterday
enroute to Grinnell to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Jones and little son
Willie, who have been visiting friends
in this city, have returned to their
home in New Sharon