The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
Personal MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)


the city Saturday looking after bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Marie Bartlett departed Mon
day afternoon via the Iowa Central
for Denver, Colo.
Rev. ]. ]. w. Place, OF Des Moines
is visiting in the city at the home OIL
Mrs. Mary j. Qulgley,
/ Mrs. John Hourihan, of ottumwa,
arrived in the city this morning to
visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. Elmer Stringfellow after q
short visit with friends here has re.
turned to her home in Rose Hill.
William Morris, who has been in
the east on q trip of recreation and
rest has returned to his home in this
city.
]. R. McGlumphy left this morning
for Colfax to look after some build
ings which he 10 building in that
place.
Miss Mildred Kidder, of Farming
ton, Illinois, 10 in the city the guest
Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold.
Geo. w. Harris left this morning
via the Rock Island for Chicago TO
spend few days looking sitter bust
ness matters.
e. q. Alberts, county attorney Of
Greene county, was In the c5sy Fri
day and Saturday looking after some
legal matters.
Misses Mary and Pauline MaAIer,
of Grinnell, are visitors at the homo
Of Mrs, Hattie Aldridge, on Sonth
Market street.
d. 8. Y0eum went to Keota this
morning to work. He 10 engaged On
some contract work which Henry
Wetherell has at that place.
]. j. Roberts was passenger this
morning for Keota where he is work.
ing on the buildings which are being
erected by one Of the Singmasters.
Jacob Green, who has been suffer.
ing from heart and nervous trouble
fs rapidly improving in health and is
feeling much better than he has for
some time.
Rev. A. M. Haggard of Dss Motnes,
who has been preaching in the
Christian church during the absence
of the pastor, Rev. ]. p. Mcknight,
returned to his home this morning.
Miss Nellie Wilson,, the obliging
night operator at the Iowa Telephone
office, departed this morning for
Cedar Rapids where she will spend
weeks vacation visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. r. r. Henderson, who has
been spending several weeks in this
city at the parental NJ Gavin home
leaves today for Mazshalltown and
after short visit at that place will
retarn to her home in Chicago.
County Attorney j. A. Dewitt,
County Auditor w. 7. Martin and
w. F. Springer of the board of
supervisors left this morning to attend
to some matters regarding the taxes
at a meeting OF the executive council
in Des Moines.
Abba Union: Cashier Ned Ross of
the Hooking Coal ConDaany, has re-
signed and will move to Des Moines
to take, the management Of new
mine there. His place will be filled
here by Mr.. Law, of Oskalcoea, who
has rented the Fred Mason house
and will move to Albia,soon.
Knoxville Journal: VIM. Phillips,
the Mahaska county coal baron, late
proprietor Of the abandoned No. 8
mine near Flagler, was In town yes
terday conaering with LEGAL operators.
II these conferences can In any way
hasten the development of Marion
eoznty coal fields it would pay the
city to keep q suite OF rooms for the
accommodation of all promoters,
operators and prospeetoTs.
Des Moines Register & Leader: J.
O. Orockett, clerk Of the supreme
court, left last evening for Clear
Lake, where Mrs. Crockett Is staying
for a few weeks Today the annual
summer opening Of the Outing club,
OF which Mr.. Crockett Is member,
will occur at the lake, This club is q
unique organisation In some par.
ticulars, as 1t is composed of about
forty families from various cities In
the state, including Mason City
Hampton, oskaloosa and Des M0ines
and during the summer at the lake
they become practically one grea'
family, more Rooseveltisn numer
icslly than anything the president
has ever dared to hope. They hav'
about forty cottages at the lake 90
cupied by the members Of the club
and In the center Of these cottages 4