The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-09-17


all their next engagement.
Miss Edith M. Paul, IofsEouthern
Minnesota, who has been in the city
atten ding the Yearly meeting, went
to Cottonwood thistmorning where
she expects to remain for year.
Frank w. McOord, OF Moravia,
who has been visiting with his broth
er, L L. McCord, for the past two
weeks, returned to his home Satur-
day. He was accompanied to Nor
avia by Grin Lyon.
Alex Terrell, of Missouri, shas come
to join his wife here, who has been
i'll at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Moorehouse. They will return to
their Missouri home as soon as Mrs.
Ferrell Is able to travel.
Doctor A. Kellogg, who has been
in the city visiting at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Il. II. Sewers, has
returned to his home in Webster City.
The gentleman stopped.in Marshall.
town for brief visit at the home of
his son, DR.. L. F. Kellogg.
Yearly meeting visitors who re-
turned to their homes Saturday night
were: E, o. Macy and wife, ].
Hoskins of Pleasant Plain; Aaron
Stalker and Nancy Hollingsworth of
Richland; Ida and Fora Hoskins and
Harvey Hoskins of Veo; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Jones, w. Fl. McCracken, J.
A. Paxon, Luther McCracken of
Woolson and j. Hoskins of Wright.
Mrs. ]. Martin & Son left Monday
morning for visit at the L. P. Win
slow home in Batavia.
Mrs. 8. Woods returned to her
home in Tioga this morning after a
visit with Mrs. G. Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitch departed
Monday morning for months
pleasure trip to Denver, Col.
w. A. Delashmutt returned to his
home in Des Moines this morning
after visit with his mother, Mrs.
o. e. DeIashmutt.
Miss Gertrude Evans went to Chi
cago over the Rock Island this,morn-
Ing for few weeks study in the art
studios in that city.
Mrs. 1. M. Young returned home
this morning from Givin where she
has beeu the guest of Mrs. George
McCagg for the week. .
O. 81. Burnside and family who
have been spending the summer va
cation at W. Burnside's, returned to
their home in Madison, Wis, this
morning. Mr.. Burnside has Chair
in the State University at that place.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Miss Bertha Anderson went to
Knoxville yesterday to visit.her sister
Mrs. Bert Richards.
Mrs Frank Lafferty, of Ottumwa,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Baker on South First street.
Mrs. Fred Grimes arrived from Sig
Quincy yesterday, called by the sud-
den illness of her father, ]. B. Pear
son.
Hal Burdock, a former Oskaloosa
boy, now manager of the Hub store
at Abba, was Yearly meeting visit
or in the city returning to the village
last evening.
John Shaw writes from Los
Ang eles, California, not to send his
HERALD there any more, as ne ex-
poets to start home soon and will
be in Oskalooss about Sept. %.
Olar ence McOlsin, who has been
out over the country during the sum-
mer vacation canvassing, has return
ed to the city to be ready for the
opening of the fall term of Penn COL
lege.
| A business announcement In the
Bussey Banner says that DR.. F. L..
Barnes has decided to locate in Osk-
alooss on November ]. The young
man will be welcomed back to his
boyhood home.
Sigourney News: Col O. a.
Mackey is slowly but steadily i'm.
proving and 1t won't be Ilong until
the colonel will be down to his office.
DIR. Bamford who has been his faith
full physician says he is out of danger
and will soon be up and around.
Rev. 1. N. Rich returned to his
home in West Branch Monday after
attending Yearly meeting Other at
tendants returning were: L. A.
Diggs, Earlham; Mrs Cassie Com
mons, Muscatine; Mr.. and Mrs. N.
B Cook, Mrs. Hulda Enlow, West
Bran CHI; Marie Barkes, Springdale;
Mrs. M. e. Wilson, West Branch and
Mrs. Cynthia Enlow, West Branch.
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