The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
[From saturdayls paLly.l

(From Saturdays Daily)
Minor Plas left this morning for
Wilson Junction to visit for q few
days
William Crosson went to Wright
this morning to care for business
matters.
b. F. Carr of North English, Iowa,
is here for visit with his brother,
George Carr.
DR.. VIM. L. Pearson went to Des
Moines this morning to spend the
day visiting friends.
Miss Sadie Brewer left for Eddy
vile and Abba this morning to make
short visit with friends.
Miss Grace Scandrett returned to
this city this morning after visit
with her parents at Kellog.
Ross Nicholson, of Newton, was in
the city to-day caring for business
affairs and calling on friends.
Chas. Wolff returned to his home
in Tilton, Iowa, this morning after a
visit with mis- uncle, O. j. Evans.
Lloyd Norris returned to his home
in Dows, la. this morning after a
short visit with relatives in this city.
M. G. Fosdick, of Ottumwa, was In
the Icity yesterday visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Annie Ward
Doctor Muir and family have re-
moved from Oskalooss, the doctor
having taken practice at Seymour.
Miss Bessie Drummond returned to
her home in Richland this morning
to visit her parents for month or so.
Mrs. M. ]. Phinney went to Bea.
con this morning to spend the day
with her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Ram
say.
Mrs. E. Il. Gibbs arrived home
yesterday from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Woodin, of Obi
cago.
Miss Louise Henry of Davenport
returned to her home this morning
after a visit at the home of @. M.
Porter.
Mrs. Alice Hendryx who has been
visiting her son, 8. A. Hendryx, re-
turned to her home in Delta this
morning.
Charles Blsttneri is laid up at his
home, 1922 North d street, with bad.
ly sprained back, the result of a fall
on the icy sidewalk.
Mrs. ]. Arnold, of Pennington,
Iowa, who has been visiting with
friendsiin this city, went to Evans
this morning to spend few days.
Mrs. Clarence Hanna, whose infant
daughter was brought to this city for
burial, was reported in last evenings
HERALD to be seriously i'll. The re.
4 port was mistake.
Clara Hill of New Sharon came to
he city this morning to take few
essons in speaking, preparatory to
ntering the contest in the farmers
Institute next week.
Mrs. t. r. johnson, of New Sharon,
was in the city this morning visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. B. Kitchener and
v left on the, afternoon train for PelIa
70 spend few days.
Abba z Republican: Byron W.
Preston has succeeded Judge Dewey
on the bench of that district. Judge
Preston has been very successful
attorney and will no doubt be sue
cessful judge.
Rev. Lawrence Wright of Jefferson
and Lewis R. Smith, a singing evan
gelist of Omaha, were in the city this
morningl on their way to Mt. ster-
ling, ILL.,, where they will hold SER
les of special meetings.
The "jolly set" which is composed
Of about dozen girls of the A. class
Of the High School. were entertained
last evening at the home OF Miss Eva
Kembleson Q Ave. and a most delight
full eveningIwas spent by all.
Harvey Nelson, who has been in
the cityIfor the past several days Wis
iting at the homes OF friends and rel
Atives, departs Monday for his home
In Parsons, Kansas, to resume his
duties with the Harry Strasburger
Dry Goods House.
Newton Courier: Rev. Martin Of
the M. E.I Church was called to Os-
kaloosa the latter part OF last week
on account of the illness Of their lit
tie babe, his wife having gone to the
city to spend the holidays. The lit
tie one is reported better.
Davis County News: Frank Fortune
of oskaloosa, spent Sunday with rel
atives in the city and departed Mon
day accompanied by his daughter
Nellie, who has been spending the