The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-12-17
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portrayine
Popular People.

this morning
Mrs. 8. A. Gwin was lin town on
business yesterday.
John Rose went to Ottumwa this
morningson business.
j. r. McGlumphy went to Buxton
this morning for few days on bust.
ness.
e. 8. Knowlton and John Alexander
went to 0tSumwa this morning on
business.
George Cloyd,i of ottumwa, came
yesterday on business and returned
home this morning.
Miss Isabelle Patlan, of Chicago,
Is in the Icity visiting her cousin,
Miss Lizzie Neagle.
8. r. Sanders and VIM, Waddell,
of Rose Hill, were guests last night
of Charles Mckinley,
Mrs. 8. M. Hadley, who has been
very Ill with rheumation and compli-
cations is convalescing nicely.
Passengers who went over the Q
to Chicago last night were Mrs. Kate
Whiteman, ]. Braden and Fred Green.
Mrs. T. d. Planek, of Rose Hill,
and her guest, Miss Lydia Strublar.
of Danvers, Illinois, were in the city
yesterday.
Jesse Jenkins continues very low
of heartsstrouble at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. P. ]. Ellsworth, on
North Third street.
o. e. Henson and father departed
yesterday via the Iowa Central for
Galveston, Texas, going upon bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Miss Florence Powell, of Eddyville
returned home yesterday after q
short visit at the home of Minos
Powell and w. R. Nelson.
Mrs. Thos. Terrell, who has been
confined to her home during the past
several weeks by illness, is reported
much better and recovering rapidly.
Mrs. john Reynolds, Of Beacon,
spent the night with her daughter,
Mrs. j F. reynolds, and went to
Rose Hill this morning where she
will visit.
Mrs. Ida Court, of st. Joe, Missouri,
is in the city visiting among friends
and relatives. The lady was called
to the city by the death of the late
Isaac Mason.
Dainty little birth cards received
by Oskaloosa friends announce the
arrival of John Frederick Baker, SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. viii Baker at Buxton
Saturday, December 5, 1908.
MissesHLouise and Florence Wag-
goner, of Prairie City, came Tuesday
and have been guests at the Lou
Davenport home. This morning Miss
Louise returned to her home in
Prairie City and Miss Florence
went for visit at Davenport and
Buffalo, Iowa.
Jurymen returning home over the
Central this morning because of the
adjournment of court until Monday
were: D. M. Coleman to Tracy,
Charles Steddom to Lacey, ]. L.
Knott to Cedar, w. r. Hawley to
What Cheer, John Grub to Pleasant
Grove, Frank Terrell and T. G. Carr
to New Sharon.
Word has been received in the city
that Mrs.aE 8, Knowlton is now
located Uncomfortable quarters for
the winter at 339H 8. Flower street,
Los Angeles, California. She was
kindly assisted by Mrs John Spencer
in finding the .trooms which are on
the same street with those of the
Spencer family.
A communication fromJ. O. Sellers,
Jr., who is now in Europe states that
he sails aor New York on the 10th,
After attending to some business at-
fairs he willileave for Chicago, where
he joins his wife. They will start
home Immediately to be in attend
ance at family!reunion at the J. o
Sellers homel in this city on the goth
inst.
CenterVille',C itizen: Raw. W. P.
Stoddard was lgranted leave of alb
sence last night by the quarterly
conference of 1.-THE Methodist church
to go to Davenport Sunday, Dec ID,
to attend theldedication of the new
$50, 900 Methodist church at DAven-
port, where's he will get some good
pointers in!aiding in the erection OF
the new s25, 600 stone church to be
erected by the Centeryille Methodists.
John Ratledge has purchased the
ten acre farm, belonging to Frank
Sheppard, two miles and half east
of town on the Iowa Oity road, ana
win move his family to the place
soon. Mr.. Ratledge came to the city
from Sigourney about year ago and