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

his family viii follow him Monday.
Mr.. Coolige has been In Des Moines
for number Of months but bis
family have been living in this city
Elmo Hammond is home from Chi
csgo for short visit.
Frank G. Henness was q passenger
for Morayia this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. @. w Carr were over
Sunday vieitors in Montezuma.
TAYLOR Jackson, Of Hooking, was
geen among Oskaloosa friends satur
day.
DR.. W. W. Talbot went TO Rose
Hill this morning to attend 70 pro-
feseional business
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Spencer are In
Albert Lea visiting at the home Of
mr.. ana Mrs O p Cowgill.
Mrs. Laura Psmberton and Master
Robert went to Knoxville Saturday
for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Ollie outland and daughter
Misc Ruth, Of Anamosa, areinthe city
the guesta Of the Marc Barr home.
Mrs. ohas, Wailing and two chill
Hdren departed this morning for q few
days visit with relatives an1 friends
at Abba.
Henry Kreeling, of 0liyet, has been
having serious time with typhoid
fever, but is gradually recovering we
are glad to say.
Miss La Rue Parker, of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city this morning TO be
the guest at the Art Colwell home
during the week.
Nye Smith and Jesse Ellsworth
have returned from st. Paul and the
annual meeting and reunion OF the
Army Of the Philippines"
Mrs, D. G. Roundy, Of Chicago, is
here for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Whitney, and her
sister, Mrs. Joe Van Draska.
Knox lille Journal: Mrs Howard
Sharp and children, of Oskaloosa,
(. visited here this week. Mrs. Sharp
Is a daughter of g. fl, Jones.
Mrs. Rev. D. r. Martin and little
daughters returned to their home in
Kilduff after spending several days
a. the parental Henness home,
Mrs. Hattie Aldridge, of South
Market street, received the sad news
yesterday of tho death of her father,
J. H. Robinson, at his home in
Bentonsport, Iowa, and she will
leave for that place today.
| The friends of Miss Grace Shoe
make will be grieved to know that
she was recently taken very serious
ly i'll at her home on College avenue
and il at present in very low con-
dition. Her sickness was caused by
complications arising as the result oi
a severe cold.
1 Miss Mary l.. Phelps has returned
to this city from her home in indie
pendence, Iowa, where she has beer
spending the summer, and will tak>
up her work in the High school again
Willis Petit brought in sample
of peaches raised at his place in Lin
coin township which would do credi
to a California peach farm. They
are large and luscious, and are of the
i BOkara variety.
| Deputy Sheriff Homer Fry anC
I daughter, Miss Cordelia, who have
been in Illinois for the past TIVE
weeks, have returned to their home
in the county after o very pleasan
and enjoyable visit Mr.. Fry visited
among relatives and friends Of hi
former home, some Of whom he haj
not seen for more than twenty years
DR.. and Rirs. W. L. Pearson ar
home from Newberg, New Yorl
where they have spent most Of thu
summer. They also visited Philadel
phia, New York, Boston and othe
centers. While it was a vacation
from college duties the doctor ha
J put in most af the time in study an,
in work for the material interests Q
/ Penn College.
Terrible plaques, those itching
| nos+ariyo, diseases of tha skin Pr