The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrtraying
Popular People.
tFrom Saturdays DAILY

ing for o brief visit with friends at
Flagler.
Georgs d. French, Of Ottnmwa, is
in the city to-day caring for business
interests.
HI. 4 Thatcher was Des Moines
visitor yesterday looking after busi-
ness affairs.
Il, f, Jewell and wife left this mora
ing for Marshalltown to visit over
sunday with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. H a. Sheriff and
daughter, CLARA, left this morning on
short business trip north.
@ j. Edwards, Of GIyin was in the
city laet night visiting friends ana
looking after business matters.
mar. and Mrs. James AL Dewitt have
returned from . visit Of ten days
duration among Eldora people.
DR. j. 81 Henderson departed via
the Iowa Central friday evening for
Birch Island, Wis, for little recrea.
ton
Mrs Belle RetRllick, Of Fort Dodge,
who has been visiting here for some
time, left last evening for Flsgler to
spend few daya,
Mrs. Will EastIake, who has been
visiting with friends and aequaint-
ances, departed yesterday for her
home in DeB Moines IS
Mrs. M J. Dean, Of New Sharon,
has returned to her home after a
pleasant visit at the home Of Mrs,
Mary } Quigley.
Mr.. aud Hrs. Chas. Sheppard de-
parted last evening via the Iowa Cen
trail for Spooner, Wis, where they
viii spend q short vacation,
Mrs. Margaret Miley, who has been
visiting at the hone OF w, I'll, Nc
MILAN, was a passenger this morning
for her home in Des Moines.
Rev. Lloyd Williams went 10 VIII
liamsburg this morning to preach in
the Congregational church on Sum
day in the absence of the regular
pastor.
Misses Alice and Eleanor Ramsay
and John Ramsay, who have been
visiting friends here and at Muchaki-
mock, have returned to their homo
In What Cheer.
Missesl Helen Brewer and yirgie
Bowen have returned from q two
weeks visit with Miss June Garter,
Of Abba. Miss Carter returned with
them for visit.
Miss Libbie Perry, Of Cleveland,
who has been visiting relatives here
left this morning for her home. Her
little uieoe, Maggie Fox, accompanied
her for short visit,
Bussey Banner: Dr.. Barnes and
wife arrived home from Oskaloosa
Monday morning, their little one
having; sufficiently recovered to adj
plit of it's being brought home.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave social at the home OF
J. r. McGregor yesterday afternoon
About fifty were present and q most
enjoyable time was had by everyone.
Bud Anderson, of Fort Dodge, is
here for visit at the parental j. Q.
Anderson home. Bud is now fireman
on the north end of the Rock Island
inc and is enjoying the work in which
he is meeting spccess,
Hamilton Correspondence: Miss
Alice Harvey, one Of the popular
clerks in the Bee Hive store at Os-
kaloosa, came over Monday to spend
q week'a vacation at the parental
VIM. Harvey home at Hamilton.
Mrs. Edith Wise, who has been Wis.
iting at the homes of relatives and
friends departed this morning for
Marshalltown and Mason City to be
entertained by relatives q couple of
weeks before returning to her home
in Monmouth, Ills.
Mr.. and Mrs. al Jones arrived
home yesterday from LaKonta where
they have been visiting at the homo
Of their son Enie. Mr.. Jones drove
across country while Mrs, Jones went
by rail. Al says ne encountered a
heavy rain while in the vicinity Of
Tracy yesterday.
Hamilton CorresPondenee NJ.
Hawkins and family spent several
days last week with relatives in Os-
kaloosa and Beacon. They found
Mrs. Madison slowly improving
Mabel, Rana and Frank are visiting
with their grandparents this hot
weather, land enjoying farm life.
Bussey Banner: Archie Byram was
down from Harvey Wednesday. he
says there is little in the talk about
the Rock Island abandoning their
Knoxville OskaIoosa line, and it is
believed their delay in repairing the