The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-09-24

making her home with a. N.CaIdwei,
went to Atchison, Kan, yesterday ,fcl
a stay Of indefinite length.
Mrs. F, Dickson. Of ottumwa wen
to Des Moines yesterday after spend
ing Sunday with her son, o. E. Dicke
son, Of the d. & w. Tea Co.
Mrs. J. H. Bailey and children who
have been spending few days at the
y. p. McCrea home, returned to theiI
home in Atlantic yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Bowen returned 20
her home near Springfield yesterday
after an over Sunday visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. w. s. Garrett.
Homer Harris, of the Harris Bros.
store, was a passenger for Iowa City
yesterday where he win enter the law
department of the State university
Mrs. e. J. Cook returned to her
home in Danville, ILL.,, yesterday. The
lady was called to Lacey by the
death Of her brother, Chas. Franklin,
Miss Eva Roberts, Of Chicago. is
in the city visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Mckinley, and AT
the parental Roberts home at Rose
Hill.
Mrs. Mary Crispin and son Albert
who for the past month have been
guests at the Nicholas Foster home.
returned to their home in Leayen.
worth, Kan, yesterday.
John G. Ryan, one of the Mahaska
county teachers who has spent the
summer in profitable canvassing in
southern Iowa, has returned to this
city and will enter Penn college.
G. M. Fifeld, Jr., who has been in
the city, guest at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Fifleld
Of p avenue west, departed for his
duties in ottumwa this morning.
Miss Margie Augustine is supplying
the place in the primary department
Of the Rose Hill schools of Mrs. AL
mer James, who is unable to teach
because Of the illness of her husband.
Miss Jessie Powell, of Hiteman,
who for the past week has been the
guest Of her friend, Miss Mary How
slls, will remain for a week longer in
he city. The two ladies spent yes
.erday in Evans.
Mrs. James Souter returned to her
home in Rose Hill yesterday after an
over Sunday visit with her frien1,
Mrs. Sam Clifford, of Washington
state, who is a guest at the Mrs John
1nis and Mrs. Anna Palmer homes.
Mrs. zed Oldham returned to her
home in Harrison, Okla, yesterday,
liter two months visit at the
ZONES Of her relatives, VIM. Oldham
Ind U. Ketcham, of this city, and
With her daughter, Mrs. Lennon, at
Guests from neighboring towns in
he city Monday we're: Theresa How
I'll and Jessie Sparks, Of Wright;
Matte Knicely, Ollie Bryan, Henry
Storm and w. e. Dawson, of Ere
mont; Miss Mary Farmer, Of Atwood;
Bradley, Of What Cheer.
Rev. w. H. Frost, Rector of ST.
James Parish, arrived home yeste, r,
lay from Muscatine. He spent as,
week in camp with the 54th Rngi.
nent, Of which he is chaplai', and ON
Sunday exchanged pulpit with the
Rev. Mr.. Beckerman, Rector of the
Muscatine Episcopal church.
Miss leila Cochran and orrin Kim.
berly returned to their homes in Mon
tezuma yesterday after visiting at
the HarVe Davis home in this city.
Miss Cochran went to Swan Saturday
and brought her nephew, Lewis Coch-
ran, back with her. Master Lewis
will make his home with his grandma,
Mrs. M. H. Cochran, in Montezuma.
Washington Press: ]. z. vanSickle,
late of West Chester and Oskaloosa,
has gone to Indianola, Nebr., and
says there are a lot of jack rabbits,
prairie dogs and coyotes. Wheat
runs from 15 to 40 bushels per acre. \
One man has 700 acres. Another man
guaranteed j. e. ana his pard 1000
acres to thresh If they'd go into his
section.
Benton Hadley is home from his
summers canvassing trip In the
Of Scranton, Pa, and
ike all Of the others who were away
IN this trip, he returned with e mus
ache. It is wonderful what lot Of
courage these fellows have when they
ret away from home. Not one Of the |
lunch dared start a mustache while
n school.
Out of town guests at the Ladies'
Test Room Monday were: Ina Ellis,
Twin; Alice Coryell, Leighton: Alice
robinson, Pekay; Sadie Simpson,
Ieb; Mrs. s. F. Birmingham, Spring
'reek; Mrs. Phoebe Wallace, Omaha;
frs. NJ. e. Morton, New Sharon; Mrs.
!. H. Barnes, Lacey; Mrs. l. w.
Iarnes. Olivet; Grace Williams, Gem
erville; Catherine Stephens, Wasa-
lgton; Mrs. Ed Simpkins, Rose Hill;
frs. Kate A. Trask, Kewanee, H.;
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