The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-08-06

north of the city for several days
past, returned this morning to his
home in Missouri. He expects soon
to leave for San Francisco and Los
Angeles, Calf.
T.R. Tagart received a message
this morning summoning him to
Fairmont, Iowa, to see bis brother,
II w, @. Tagart, who is considered in a
very critical condition. His brother
has been suffering from pneumonia
for the past two months.
William M. Hiatt, of Los Angeles,
California, who has been in the city
a number of days returning from
business trip to Chicago, will be
united in marriage this evening to
Miss CLARA Meredith at the parental
Robert Meredith hore or North +
street.
w. A scalley, of Sapulpa, Indian
Territory, is here looking after BUSH
nass interests. By chance he ran
across Blake Wilson from west of
town and they discovered that they
formerly lived and were we'll ac-
uuainted with towns and people in
4 the same parts of Virginia and Mary
land. They enjoyed the day very
pleasantly together.
J. E. Pugh left this afternoon for
i [week's business trip in Mitchell,
South Dakota.
Mrs. Ike Steddom called yesterday
afternoon and left THE HERALD
handsome bouquet Of sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dantorth, Of
Ames, are spending few days at the
home of Thos. Maxwell in this city.
John speer and son, Earl, of Mar
shalltown, came to the city yester-
u day to make a short visit at the Thos.
Maxwell home.
Chief of Police Matthew MCCARTHY
is again on duty after being laid up
q at home q number of days with a
stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blakeslee are
home from few weeks visit at De-
troit, Mich, ST. Paul and different
places in Dakota.
L. L. Hull and wife departed yes
terday via the Burlington for Pitts
burg, Pa, and other points in the
east to visit relatives.
n Newton News: Miss Eldora Green
a left this afternoon for Oskaloosa for
visit with friends and will take in
an excursion to Moberly, Mo-, while
v away,
Belle PLANE Union: Robert Con.
don has returned from. visit at o.
& kaloosa and was accompanied by Miss
Jennie Myers, who will visit couple
of weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
n D. Shade.
Eddyville Tribune: W. P. Brittian,
our billiard hall proprietor, moved
N his family and household goods to
Oskaloosa this week, where they will
engage in the restaurant business,
y Mr.. Brittian will continue to run the
b hall here.
sigourney Review: j. n. Stull and
B family left Monday.evening for Oska-
s. loosa. Mr.. Stull was here in business
but a short time and during that
time convinced the people here that
he would be most desirable citizen
to retain.
Centerville Citizen: State Mine
Inspector John Werner, of Charlton,
who often makes a trip to this city
in his official capacity, has invented
and patented centrifugal fan or
blower, which is particularly adapted
to purifying the air in mines.
Mrs. ]. E. Pugh and daughter,
Essie, leave for Chicago about the
18th where Miss Essie will enter on
her third years work in the American
Conservatory of Music. They will
remain in Chicago two years until
Miss Essis completes her course in
music.
Keokuk Gate City: Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Riley left for Ottumwa Monday
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Riley
sister, Miss Mabel Shane, OF Oska-
loosa, to Mr.. ]. v. Long, of Albert
Lea, Minnesota. Miss Shane has
= visited in this city number of times
Z and has many friends here.
- Keokuk County News: Mr.. and
= Mrs. Lon Smithart leave to-day fol
l. Oskaloosa to make their future home.
Lon has position with the D. & w.
Tea 20. as salesman. He was con-