The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-11-26

tional Live Stock Exposition in Obi
cage on Saturday,
Buxton Eagle: f. g. Lofland, who
recently voluntarily resigned his pos
ition as superintendent OF the Hook
ing coal mines, this county, is one OF
oskaloosa's most highly respected
cons. He leaves many old and new
friends at Hooking and throughout
Monroe county who loatn tosgiveIhim
mp and wish him good health and
barrels of money wherever he goes.
Abba Union: Rev. Lurena Terrell
the organizer OF the Friends congre-
CATION in Abba ten or twelve years
ago, and has ever since been ita
faithful and capable pastor, has tend
cred her resignation on account of i'll
health and the same has been &C.
ceptetl. She has gone permanently
to Oskaloosa to remain with her par
epts until her complete recovery.
She has many warm friends in Abba
who regret that this actionswas n &C.
assary and hone earnestly for a
speedy return to health.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
8. E. Kent went to New Sharon
yesterday afternoon to care for busi.
ness affairs.
G. E. Rogers was a passenger yes
terday via the Iowa Central route foI
Washington Indiana.
RID. Walton went to Chicago last
evening in the interests of the
Walton Clothing company.
Harry Bates, of Colfax, was in the
city yesterday calling among friends
and caring for business affairs.
F. T. Binner, OF Mason City, was
in the city yesterday the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. Ellal Evans, between
trains.
Mr. and Mrs W. w Ely will spend
Thanksgiving in Des Moines at the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Runyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Sheppard have
gone to Port Byron where they will
visit among relatives duriug,a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. Emma Bales went to New
Sharon yesterday afternoonto be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Forbes oil
Grinnen.
Scion Fidlar, of Des Moines, was
in the city today the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas, Foehlinger and wat
caring for business affairs.
Mrs. j. W. Somerville departed
yesterday for Buena Vista, Virginia
and will spend Thanksgiving among
friends and relativesIn the south land
F. w. Sharpe, of Des Moines, rep
resenting the Erie lines, was in the
city today looking after passenger
business and calling among friends
j. F. and Fred Everett departed
last evening on the Iowa Central fol
Mena, Oklahoma, to have Thanks.
giving visitwith relatives and friends
Chas. Robbins, of Cedar Falls, who
has been in the city 'isiting with
his mother, Mrs. VIII Mitchell, de.
parted for his home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Clarence Cunningham departs
this evening for her old home in
Hartford, South Dakota, to be the
guest OF relatives and friends fol-
Thanksgiving.
Homer Garretson, who is in the
city from Worthipgton, Minnesota
has been secured by the Watkint
Electrical Company, to assist in 9
rush of work.
Miss Eta Worley departed via tn
Iowa Central yesterday afternoon foi
Austin, Minnesota, to be the guest Of
relatives and friends during a couple
of weeks visit.
Elmer o. Mcleod, who has been in
the city during a number of days al
the home of his sister, Mrs. Eta Nc
Kibben, departed this morning fol
his home In Des Moines.
Attorney John Mccoy is home from
business trip to Searsboro. 1t must
have been business trip. He took
gun along but he brought nothing
but the gun home, 80 the boys say.
Allen Wilson was the host of very
happy masquerade party at his home
on South Seventh street Monday
evening. About thirty of his young
friends took part and had a good
time.
Walter 8. Matthews of Minneapolis,
travelling passenger agent of the
Minneapolis and st. Louis, was in
the city yesterday the guest of local