The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-12-10


PIN used to live in the neighoorhood
OF Wright and met many old friends
during her visit.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Andrew went to
Flagler Saturday night for few days
visit.
Miss Lizzie LegIll spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. O Legill at
Harper.
Mrs. r. B. Mathes and Mrs. F. o..
Mathes, of Pella, spent Sunday with
Mrs, John WISER.
Chris Malone is still lame from the
effects of the rail that pierced bis
foot about two weeks ago.
Miss Stella Green went to Leighton
this morning She expects to teach
school at No. 10 this winter.
Mrs. Il. L. Campbell returned to
her home in What Cheer Saturday
after a visit with her mother, Mrs.
L. A. Dickey.
Newton News: Mrs. Preston came
up from oskaloosa Friday to spend a
few days with Judge Preston while
he is holding court here.
Miss Lulu Thompson returned to
her home in Chicago Saturday after
visit since Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs offa Watkins.
Miss Lille Eyestone was in the
city Saturday enroute to her home in
Wellman after six months spent in
Sulphur Springs, Colorado.
Mrs. B. II. Mastin and daughter
Mary went on Saturday for weeks
visit with friends and relatives In
Sigourney and Washington.
Sigourney News: Jim West sold
his interest in the livery barn to his
partner Chas. Hall. West went to
Oskaloosa where he has a job in a
barn.
Mrs. Myrtle Lyon and family, OF
Indianola, Nebr., who have been visit
ing friends in New Sharon arrived
Saturday to visit at the g.. W. Lyon
home.
Chet Quick is able to be around
again on crutches. He says that so
pound test weight that fell ION his
foot was the heaviest one he ever
saw. q.
Newton News: W. M. Hazard,
wife and son Harold OF Oskaloosa
came up yesterday afternoon for a
visit with Mr.. Hazards sister, Mrs,
Ed McCune.
Asa Edwards, who has been at Osk-
aloosa for treatment. for some time
came here last week and is with his
daughter, Mrs. George Swan, and is
in quite feeble health.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and daughter,
Miss Charlotte, went to Richland Sat
urday to accompany Mr.. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. Charles Johnson, home
from a visit with them, ...,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stringfellow
spent Sunday at the parental j. j.
Stringfellow home in Rose Hill. Miss
E lizabeth Richie went down with
them. She has q school near that
town. 49,.
1. Hendrix and wife, of Avalon,
Mo. Mrs. Ellen Wagner, Of Ashland,
Oregon and Mrs. M. Long, of Des
Moines, were in the city Saturday
evening enroute to Let's to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. David CASTOR, of Rose Hill,
was in town Saturday. She was join
ed here by her husband who was re-
turning from a three weeks visit
with his mother, Mrs. O. CASTOR, In
Mitchell County ,IKansas.
Bloomfield News: W. A. Vernon
accompanied his SOD, Wilbur Vernon
and family to their home in Oska-
loosa, they having spent Thanksgiv-
ing here. He lie spending the re-
mainder of the week in Delta.
Foreman g. D. Scott and N. Sper-
geon, s. Carr, 8. Frost and 81. Sad
dIer went to sigourney this morning
W here they are putting in an over
head bridge where the wagon road
crosses the Rock leland track west
of to wn.
searsboro correspondence in Grin
nell Gazette: The harness shop at
this place has changed hands. JEFF
Gordon sold the business to viii
Binegar and Mr.. Gordon goes to Os-
kaloosa to work for Fitch Bros. In
the Wholesale harness business
JEFF Gordon moved his family and
household goods to Oskaloosa Tues
day.
News has been received In this city
OF the death of Mrs, Lydia Stars Nc
Phersop, mother of the founders and