The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-12-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrtraying
Popular People.

AOE du ONCA SUBWAY NAcAe - SAS S-SS .
Frank Alderman, OF Fremont, was
a business visitor in the city satur-
day.
supt. j. A Davis, of the Iowa
Dsnsra1, is confined to his home by q
Blight illness.
Ohas. Carew, of Fairfield was in
the city for an over Sunday visit
among relatives and friends.
Miss Luella Weaver, OF Grinnell,
was visitor Sunday at the homes of
relatives and friends in the city.
Stock Agent Branniger, of Burling-
BON, was In the city Saturday caring
tor the interests Of his company.
George McClain went to Marshall
town Saturday afternoon to care for
business affairs and to call among
friends.
MRS. viii Harkness, of Algona, is
I'M the city for q few days visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Anderson.
Homer 81. Harris is home from his
studies in the law department of the
State University, for visit during
the vacation.
q. T Simmons has gone to Chi
ecgo for couple of weeks visit at
the home his sister, Mrs. Olney
Mlskimmins.
Mrs. j, 81. Henley, of Marion, Is in
the city for visit during the holi.
days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Danielson.
Mrs. Emma Bailey departed Satur-
day evening for Emmettsburg to be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lucy
Wallace during the holidays.
Miss Louise Kent, a student In
Cornell college at Mt. Vernon, is
Nome for a vacation visit with her
brother Ira, and with other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, of 616,
Fourth avenue east, while standing
on chair Friday afternoon arrang-
Ing something in the house fell III
broke an arm. She Is getting along
nicely under the care of physician
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Terry, of Fort
Worth, Texas, ana w. M. Teray, OF
Washington, were In the city Sunday
for visit at the parental Terry home
on North ID street. Jack" will be ii
the city several days calling among
0skaloosa friends.
Miss Carrie Chapman has accepted
i position in the offic of w. A. Wells
& Co.'s. store at Buxton, and went
over today to engage upon her ne
duties. Miss Chapman is an exper
accountant and will be a valuabIt
addition to the force in that big in
stitution.
Miss Della Stone, OF THE HERALD
force, is lying quite sick at her hom,
on South Seventh street. She was
taken sick last evening with severe
pains in the left side. DR.. Abbou
was called and says there are sym
toms of appendicitis but can hardy
tell the nature of the case till this
afternoon or evening. She is resting
better today and isn't suffering any
pain to speak Of.
Chas. Strohmeier was in Abba
Monday caring for business affairs.
a. J. st. Clair was a north bound
passenger on the Iowa Central yes
terday afternoon.
b. n. Harper went to New Sharon
yesterday to spend the week at the
homes of relatives and friends.
Miss Hattie Williams, of Brighton,
10 visiting in the city at the home of
her cousin, Miss Hattie Randolph.
Judge John T. Scott spent Sunday
As his home In Brooklyn returning to
sOurt duties in this city yesterday.
Mrs John Bailey, of Keithsburg,
arrived In the city yesterday to visit
With her cousin, Mrs, Ella Phillips
Mrs. A. 81. Copeland, of Stuart,
IOWA, has arrived in the city for a
visit with her son, o. e. Copeland
and family.
Miss Florence Coffin left today for
Lafayette, Ind, where she win spend
the holidays visiting her sister, Mrs
b. y. Porter.
Miss Minnie Price has returned
from Sioux Fails and has accepted
shs position of head waitress at
Hotel Downing.
Miss Susie Evans accompanied her
amt, Mrs. Thomas. TO Grinnell yes
serday afternoon for a weeks visit
with relatives and friends,
Miss Emma Worthington, of Mon
mouth, arrived in the city yesterday
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