The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-11-26
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrtraying
Popular People.
CFrom saturdays Daily.,

MRS. EVA NlCOOy, VI Az 0AoAohtOWAi
ss III the city for few days viait
among friends aud acquaintances.
Mtss Amy wilson, of ottumwa, il
In the city for a few days visit
among friends and acquaintances,
Mrs. James West returned to her
home in sigourney this morning after
visit with her mother, Mrs. j. M.
Fsrrsll.
Mrs. George Keeney returned to
her home in Cedar Rapids this morn
ing after q two weeks visit at the
VIM. Roberts home.
Iowa City Republican: Miss Cora
Barton and Mrs J. M. Stoke of osk-
aloosa, have arrived in Iowa City for
n visit with relatives and friends.
Tracy Correspondence: ]. r. Stein
who has been manager of the
Tracy Drug Cos. store at this place,
has resigned his position and re-
turned to oskaloosa.
w. A. Sewers is home from an
sxten ded trip south. He reports a
fine trip and q good time. He visited
Snumber of Mexican towns, includ,
ing the city of Mexico.
The "Reading Clubr ladies and
gentlemen enjoyed very pleasant
session Friday evening as the guests
o. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kalbach.
EefHeshmsnts were served.
Miss Katherine Livingston returned
90 her hone in Des Moines this morn.
ing. The young lady has been en-
ployed in the millinery department
at Baldauf's store during the season.
Eddyville Signal: Mrs. George
Pendray, of Keithsburg, came up
Friday for visit at the parental Nc
Nees home. She went to 0skaloosa
Monday, for short visit with her
husbands relatives.
Joseph Reiner and sister, Miss
Dora, of Morgantown, West Va, who
5Or the past two months have been
guests in the home of their brother,
Howard Reiner, went to Keota this
morning for a weeks visit.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. A. Downs
2stnrned to Osksloosa Monday after
u two weeks visit here with her
sisters, Mrs. Herrick and Mrs.
VIM. Black. Mrs. Downs was a
resident of Knoxville twenty-five or
thirty years ago, She is the widow
Of A. Downs, who probably did
more to improve the breed of horses
I'm Marion county, than any other
ana man.
Mrs. I'M. W. Long spent the day in
Ottumwa.
Judge Mccoy was a passenger for
0ttumwa this morning.
J. D. Rawkins went to Buxton this
morning on weeks business trip.
Will McCabe of Des Moines, spent
Sunday with mother and many
friends .
Raw. @. q. Spencer filled the pulpit
OF the Christian church in Eddyville
Sunday,
Jesse Ellsworth returned home
ahis moaning from Sunday visit in
Des Mofnesa ..
Mrs. j A. Dewitt went to Chicago
last nfghs Cor visit with her sister,
Mrs. II. L. Car.
Mrs. Kisor Moore returned to her
home in Rose Hill after visit with
her uncle, A. Moore.
J. W. Stewart, who has been en-
ployed at Hotel Lacey went to Rose
Hill this morning on business.
Mrs. ". P. Reese, eff Pekay, was
n the city this morning enroute
home after an over Sunday visit in
Blagler.
Mrs. A. Stout returned to her home
in What Cheer this morning after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. 81.
Aarkins.
WI. Savage has severed his con-
1ection with the Iowa Telephone
company and went to ottumws this
morning.
l. P. Steele, of Quaker City, Ohio,
An old school friend, was a visitor in
the hons of supt. Finley Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Alice Melone Terrell, of
Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city for a
weeks visit with her friend, Mrs. A.
P. Spencer.
Ms. and Mrs. Fred e. Green are
home from q ten days. visit among
relatives at the old Green home near
9riggsViAe, Ill.
Dir. and Mrs, Sam Utterback re-
tarned to their home in SigourneyIthis
morning after visit at the home of
their uncle, J. G. Shinaflsld.
Mpa EIizahath Rarr and Affaa MARY