The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-09-10

j. q. a Err Co, LOWELL Mass, III
was Ia the city last evening and
joined Mrs. Colt at Marshalltown to-
day whence they viii 60 to <sheir
home in Albert, Lea, Minnesota.
Mrs. WI. Springer and daughters
Misses Ethel, Ruth and Mildred are
home from visit Of several weeks
duration in Northern Wisconsin. The
lady's mother, Mrs, III. O. Rex, and
her sister, Mrs. Woehrle, accompan-
led by Mrs. Springer and children,
had most enjoyable outing In the
''Chain of Lakes" They took their
tents and went far into the woods
where they enjoyed every moment OF
the time,
w. A. and Seward English, of New
Philadelphia, Ohio, and jim. English,
of Cleveland are guests at the Phil
Swayze home. They came west to
attend the Picken reunion on Thurs-
day and have remained for few
days to see old time friends and q
good live town. w. A. English was
at one time a resident of Mahaska
county but left here forty-one years
ago. He sage he can pick out a few
old land marks, but the town as a
whole has grown out of his knowl-
edge.
Mrs. Frank Martin and daughters
are visiting relatives at Searsboro.
James Armstrong left Friday for a
visit at his old home in What Cheer.
Miss Maude Kellogg is visiting
among friends and relatives in Keota.
Miss Faye Osborne is spending a
few days visiting among friends at
Keota.
Mrs. win Knox, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Dennis Shaw, has returned
to her home at Delta.
Mics Stella Malone departed this
morning for Delta where she will
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teach school this fall.
Mrs. @. r. Anderson departed to.
day via the Rock Island for Keokuk
to visit among relatives.
Miss Dora Gegner has returned to
her home in Des Moines eiter a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. E, B.. Gegner.
Mrs. Robert Kirk and little girl left
this morning for Prairie City to visit
thelady's mother, Mrs j. Livingston.
James Shaw, of Thornburg, wac
has been visiting friends here for a
few days, returned home this morn
ing.
Miss Maggie Deits, of De5 moinesi
has returned to her home after q
short visit at the home Of friends IN
this city.
Physical Director, N. w. Johnston,
of the Y. M, @. a., went to ottumwa
this morning on short business and
pleasure trip.
Miss Margaret Stanton left this
morning for Sigourney where she has
accepted position as teacher in the
public schools.
Miss Myrtle Northup, who has been
spending number OF days with her
grandfather, F. w. Mccall, returned
home to Keota today.
Charlie Jolitz, travelling salesman
TOR Swift & Company Of Omaha, left
last evening for ten days. visit al
his old home in Deadwood, South
Dakota.
Misses Blanch and Kittie Hinton
Of Buxton, were Rock Island pas
sengers this morning for Muscatine
where they will be the guest Of friendt
for short time.
Mrs. M. HI. Smith and daughter
Miss Alberta, Of Dea Mcines, arrived
ia the city today TO be the guests O.
the Ed Belmont home, North Thitt
street. Mrs, Belmont - a daughte!
Of Mrs. Smith.
Miss LYDIA Dodds after a shortvisi
at the parental John Dodds home an'
with her brother, j r. Dodds, ant
other friends and relatives departe'
this morning via the RockIsland TO
| her home in New York City.
l. !.
! Miss Margaret Baker,scf Chattan
ooga, Tenn, after pleasant visi
at the John Nelson home ia this cit,
departed this morning via thu
Rock island for Chicago where ah'
will stop for oay or two to visI
with friends.
i w. g. Coolige left thIs morning 10
4 Des Molnes. He has shipped al
household goods to that place ans