The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-17
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrtrayine
Popular People.
(From saturday,a pally.l

bOWu ySSberuAys
d. T. Evans, Of Ottumwa, was in
the city Saturday.
Chas. Ruggles, of Eddyville, was
in town yesterday.
John Lofiand attended the circus
in Grlnnell yesterday.
w. w. Webb and family are home
from visit in st. Joseph, Mo.
Ohas. Hardin, OF Montezuma, was
in town this week attending the fair.
Miss Marie Curry, Of What Cheer,
was in town this week attending the
fair,
Misses Kate and Mayme Teasdale,
of Hilton, were guests of Miss Hulda
Downs yesterday.
DIR. B. o. Jerrel returned yesterday
from Colfax where he has been TAX
Ing ten days'louting.
Merle Coffin, who has been CAM
vassing In Pennsylvania arrived
home today from Scranton.
F. B. Iliff, of Washburn, H., who
has been the guest Of Frank Lloyd,
departed for Moravia last night.
Liney Mccormick, of Clinton
county, came in,last night for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Nc
Cormick,
Mrs. 8. Better, of Givin, arrived
yesterday to spend Yearly meeting
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. II.
e. Anderson.
Luke Lindley, who won the Haver-
ford Scholarship at Penn college last
spring, departed over the Central for
his work at that place.
Ester Green, of Lacey who has been
staying with her grandmother, Mrs.
j. M. Collins, went to Lacey to spend
Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. E. j. McKibben, who for the
past three days has been guest at
the home of her son, Reuben Winchell,
returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. H. w. Potts, who for the past
few days few days has been visiting
at the Al Mendenhan home, returned
to her home in Moravia last night.
Washington Journal: Miss Nell
Ryan, OF Oskaloosa, and Miss st.
John, OF Oshkosh, Wis, are visiting
at the Chas Mercer home in this
city.
Miss Mary Hoar, or Knoxville, left
for her college work in Grinnell this
morning after spending few days al
the home of her friend, Miss Nellie
Cole.
Bussey Press: Miss Cora Gibbons
went to Oskaloosa Friday. She will
teach the Jack Oak school the fall
term, which is located near Oska.
loosa.
Rev. Dorsey Dobson and wife, Supt.
of the Pentecostal Mission in Mar.
shalltown went to their home this
morning after visit at Yearly
meeting.
Mrs. Albert Terrell and children
who have been visiting at the 81. 8
Salisbury and g. j. Terrell homes in
this city, departed last night fol
Beaver Dam, Wis,
!, Mrs. v. J. Scheaffer, who for the
past two weeks has been in the city
the guest of Mrs. Josie Barnhill and
Mrs. Evylyn Morgan, returned to her
home in ottumwa Friday.
Albert Cooper and wife returned to
their home on College avenue this
week after q weeks visit at Goal
Greek and vicinity where they at
tended an Old Settlers Reunion.
L. e. Clearinghouse who for the
past three months as been In this
city in the employ of the Marshall
OIL Co., was transferred to the Office
In Marshslitown and left for that
city this morning.
U4l5b 4lhUCA pEAb1 AUnFO0 pAO OAsy
for washington d. O., on the even
ing train. Miss Mabel viii be o
Sophomore this year at Gallandet
College, Washington, D. O., and win
graduate In two years.
Lucian Thomas, of Toronto, Gam
ada, Luther Hill and Milo Hunt, sup
erfntendent Of the schools of Eldora,
"old time" Penn college students,
visiting the Iowa Yearly meeting of
Friends, gave the HERALD friepdly
call yesterday and this morning.
Mrs. Chas. Fallburg went to Wright
this morning to spend the day. From
there she will go to Buxton to visit
her brother, Eli Swanson, who was
injured in the mines three weeks
ago. The rope broke, letting the
cage fall and both Of his limbs were
severely injured.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Nora Culley
went to Oskaloosa last Saturday aft
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