The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-08

this afternoon. MIR. Boyd was paet
30 years old and leaves a wife and
one son, William, who is In st. Louis.
Sam Clifford, OF Tacoma, Washing
ton, is in the city visiting among
FORMER friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. Clifford and children arrived Ia
the city some three weeks ago to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Mike Palmer.
Sam became lonesome staying all
alone. He took lay off, applied for
and came to to see
how the old town was looking after
an absence of several years.
Mrs. F. Y. Lafferty, who has been
spending some weeks at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Baker,
returned to her home in OttumwR
where she was meet by her sieter,
Mrs. j. A. Rominger, who was on
her way to the P. e. o. convention
at Lincoln, Nebr. Mrs. Lafferty
brought little Dorothy Rominger back
with her to remain in the city at the
home of her grandma, Mrs. Baker,
until the mothers return from Lin
coin.
Out of town guests at the Rest
room Monday were: Mrs. Mary
ogle, Miss Mae Mitchell and Mrs.
Margaret Adams, OF Lacey; Mrs. June
Findley, of Eddyville; Miss Blanche
Rees, of Knoxville; Mrs. G. Gauss
and Mrs. Il. Den Burger of Pella;l
Misses Marie and Stella Doze and
Carrie Evans of New Sharon; Miss
Elsie Briggs, of Fort Scott, Kansas;
Miss Minnie Morris, of Carbonado;
Miss Susie Hope, of Montezuma !;
Misses Lille Willis and Emma Tay-
lor, Of Evans Mrs. Byron Dusen-
bury and Mrs. Chas. Lytle OF Beacon
Mira. Bernice Heinzman went 10
Fremont yesterday for weeks visit.
Hiram Jones went to Colfax yester-
day where he will locate permanently.
Miss Florence Baker went to
Pleasant PIaine yesterday to visit her
old home.
Mrs. Edward Fahrney is home from
visit at the r. A. Ely home in
Marshalltown.
M. Argyle went to What Cheer yes
terday for a short visit with his
brother Joseph.
G. W. France, of Adams township,
went to OGaha yesterday for weeks
visit with his nephew, DR.. w. Sla-
baugh.
Mrs. Fred Newman returned to her
home in Walford yesterday after q
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
VIM. Randolph.
j. w. Kirk, wife and four children
drove over from Knoxville Saturday
and are the guests for few dsys of
Mrs. Jessie McEwen.
Mrs. Mary Hale, of New Sharon,
returned home this afternoon after
enjoying an over Sunday visit with
her uncle, /. Whitney. ~
Mrs. j. O. Barringer went to Water
loo yesterday afternoon for few
days visit with her parents, Mr. aDc
Mrs. K, Fl. Henderson. ~
Mrs. Jerry Lynch and daughter
Marjorie are home from visit in
Marshalltown where they were guests
at the George Downing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bell returned
to their home in Corydon, Indiana
yesterday after two weeks visit
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
F. Swarens.
a. O. Sheriff. and sons, Hugh ano
Raleigh returned to their homes il
Phillips county, Kansas, yesterday
after a weeks visit at the r.
Downs home.
Rev. A. Nj. Duboc, of the Baptist
church, goes to Monroe during the
week to assist in series of speciai
meetings to be held at that place. He
will return in time for the regular
sund ay service at his church in this
city.
w. M. Robinson, OF Laddsdale, was
in the city today on his way to Sig
Quincy where he win visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Cartwright. Mr.. Rob
inson will be remembered most kiBd y
by the patrons OF McQulston's and
Howard's groceries where he VAS
employed for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fritch, oil
Hooking, spent Sunday in. town with
relatives and friends returning hon G
last night The young people who
returned with them forming house
party which will remain for a few
days visit were Misses Edith Breeder,
Myra Kurtz, Mae Nickle and All
Fritch.
Mrs. Katherine Ware Davis de.
parted this morning to meether hus