The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
fFrom saturdays Daily

Mrs X. J blaoKWoou went 70 NoW
sharon yesterday to visit Mrs. AID
Hin.
Miss Blanche Lunt, of Taintor,
went home to spend Sunday with
parents.
DR.. Henderson and wife came yes
terday from Buxton to spend Sunday
Rk home.
L. E Smith was passenger for
Abba last week to care for interests
IN that place.
Mrs A N IpgIss went to sigour-
Rey this morning for a visit with her
father, @. Schultz
q d. Worth departed for Denver
last evening via the Iowa Central
znd Marshalltown.
j. A. Magee was passenger last
evening for Knoxville, Mo-, to care
for business affairs.
Miss Dana Roberts, who attends
school In town went home Friday
for an over Sunday visit.
Miss Ethel Cowau went to Mt.
Pleasant this morning to spend Sun
day with friends at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Ed Beman, of
Delta, were in the city yesterday buy
ing goods for their hardware store.
Elmer Mackey departed for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, this morning. He
expects to remain in the place ex-
tendedly.
Wesley Somerville, of lila, Missouri,
is in the city for an over Sunday visit
with his Cousins son, Rev. j. W.
SomerviIIe.
Mrs. Dennis Raglan and son, Frank,
went to Sigourney this morning for
visit with the lady's mother, Mrs.
Hannah Dryer.
Miss Nina Pemberton returned to
her home in Marshalltown yesterday
after a visit with Miss Bsulah John
SON and other friends.
E.. J. Cooper, Oskaloosa's popular
sandy vendor, departed for Mexico,
No., last evening to care for business
affairs and to visit briefly.
w. T. Martin and son Make went
to Fremont last night. Mr.. Martin
returned few hours later but Master
Make remained to visit until today.
Jasper Olney and daughter, Miss
Ruth, of Knoxville, arrived this
morning for an over Sunday visit
with the gentleman's brother-in-law,
Sanford Graham.
John Dodds went to Washington
yesterday to visit his brother, VIM.
Dodds for about week, that is he
says he will stay that long if they
give him plenty to eat.
Little Hobart White, son of w. w.
White, of the Iowa Central, is slow
~ recovering from a severe case of
heart trouble. The fore part of the
week he was considered as danger
ousIy i'll.
John II. Harrison was witness to
the performance of Dan Patch at
Memphis Thursday afternoon. He
autographed the good news to the
boys at home which act was duly
appreciated. ~
Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Snyder, of
Garden Grove, Iowa, have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Sylvia E., to Mr.. Harry
Zook, the nuptials to occur Wednes-
day evening, Oct. %, 1908. The
Snyders formerly resided near Lacey
and have many friends who extend
congratulations to the young lady.
Mrs. e. j. Beans, of indianapolis,
returned to her home last night aft"
ar visit at the T. Soseman home.
o. W. Beans and family, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, who have been guests in
the same home, accompanied her to
indianapolis as did also W. /. Beans
and dang Miss leila, who we're
returning home.
Mrs. George White returned to her
home in Lost Greek this morning
after visit in the city since Tuesday
with her son w, w. White of High
avenue west. She assisted in the
care OF little Hobart White, the three
year old son, who has been very low
with lung and heart trouble, but is
now the doctors think out of danger.
Miss Mary Slsttery went to What
Cheer this morning for few days.
visit.
Ross Nicholson, of Newton, was In
town yesterday calling among many
friends
Mesdames Mason Myers and Geo.
Krull went to Kansas City last night
over the Central.
Rev. John Hanson was in Knox
Vile yesterday where he delivered q
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