The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-05


city today on their way to their home
in Rose Hill after two weeks visit
! with their son, F. ). Reed, in Ponca
City, Oklahoma.
Miss Jennie Morrison has returned
to the home of her sister, Miss Minnie
in this city after a trip through the
east lecturing on her recent mission
airy labors IN India.
Mrs. M. j. Perkins went to Givin
this morning for weeks visit. On
her return to this city she will go at
once to State Center whore she viii
remain for the winter, with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Margaret Doan.
Mrs. Chas. Matthews, who for the
past month has been making her
home at Aunt Mary Kingsleys while
her husband made this city his head
quarters while on the road, returned
to her home in Davenport THE
morning.
Fred Caldwell returned to his
studies In the law department OF
Drake this morning after coming
home to vote. 1t speaks well for a
young man when he chooses rathtr
to come home to cast his ballot than
to come home and attend banquet
given by his Alma Mater.
Mrs. Hannah Dryer returned to
her home in Sigourney this morning
after a weeks visit with her daugh-
tiers, Mesdames Dennis Raglan and
James Glass. Although i'll when she
came to the city with her daughter,
Mrs. Raglan, who went to Sigouruey
and brought her here, the lady is
now completely recovered.
Mrs. Cevilla Duncan very pleas
antly entertained company of about
twenty lady friends yesterday after
noon at her home, 216lNorth O street,
it being her birthday anniversary.
She was presented with handsome
opera scarf by the ladies. Refresh
ments were served and all departed
having spent very pleasant after
noon.
Mary Fuller went to Beatrice,
Nebraska, this morning.
Stephen Mason went to Union this
morning to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Q. L. Fulton.
1. A. Chivington and small daugh-
ter Lorraine returned yesterday from
brief business visit in Brooklyn.
George II. Bowler, OF Cedar, was
in town yesterday on business and
went to Fremont over the Central.
Mrs. VIM. Ford returned to her
home in Peoria yesterday after few
days visit atthe Rev. J. P. mcknight
home.
Misses Alma and Hilma Poison, of
Abba, returned to their home ye ster-
day after few days. visit with
friends in the city.
Mrs. j. w. Bradbury and daughter
Muriel returned yesterday from a
visit since Friday with relatives 10
Griunell and Montezuma
Mrs. Il. Updegraff and daug bite r,
Mira. Frank Baker, and little son,
Master Ben Baker went to What
Cheer yesterday for few days. visit.
Mrs. Lyde NcAfferty returned to
\ her h ONE in Kansas City yesterday
after visit since Friday with her
broth er, r. L. Henry, of North
Fourth street.
M. E. Prime returned this morning
from Kansas City where he had been
to consult physicians concerning the
\ cancer on his lip. We are sorry to
say they were not able to give him
4 much encouragement.
ID. A. Criswell, chief dispatcher Of
\ the Burlington lines in Iowa and w
G.Sharretts, division superintendent
came to the city from Burlington
yesterday and were in the city some
little time becoming acquainted with
local conditions.
May or Enie Jones and wife, oil
Tacoma, and owners of the Lacons
Ledger, are expected in the city fol-
a few days to be guests at thelparental
AL Jones home on High avenue west
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will be members
oflthe editorial excursion to:St. Louis
A. w. Reynolds was in the city
yester day on his way to his home in
Olliel that he might vote. He has
been member of the Des Moines
drum corps who have been accom-.
panying Judge Prouty and Senator
Hull on their recent campaigning
tour.
Mrs. Eva Barnes Clayton h&s ar
rived at the parental II. l.. Salisbury
home on College avenue after some
months spent in Germany for lthe
; benefit of her health Her condition
is much improved. Miss Edith Barnes
| raturnad xKyith hor M ot har from Nhi.