The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-08-11
PERSONALS.
(From SATURDAYS Daily.)

Miss Martha Howell went to Wash
jngton last evening for a few days
visit.
Mrs.Jennie Huddleston went to Des
Moines this morning on a business
trip.
Miss Blanche Stringfellow went to
Omaha, Nebraska, this morning to
visit relatives.
Miss Hulda Hourihan, of ottumwa
arrived this morning for visit with
relatives and friends.
DR.. May Farmer, of Keota, has been
in the city few days, returning to
her home this morning.
Rev. M. u, Anthony and daughter,
Miss Cecil, went to Indianapolis this
morning for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Francis, of Hooking,
we're in the city this morning enroute
to What Cheer to visit.
Mrs. r. H. Barnes and Miss Jennie
Robertson, of olivet, arrived in the
city last evening for visit.
Mrs. R. r. Bump and daughter Lo-
rene, of Des Moines, were in the city
this morning en- route to Delta to WIS.,
1t the lady's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Harvey, of Sigour-
ney, who have been visiting at the
@. J. Evans home for few days, de-
parted for their home last evening.
Mrs. w. e. Kadel and children, of
Buxton, were in the city yesterday,
en- route to Beacon for two weeks
visit with her friend, Mrs. Ben Tenn
pfeton. 49,
Misses Edith and Nellie Jackson, of
Lincoln, Nebr., are guests at the home
OF their grandmother Mrs. Martha
Jackson, and aunt, Mrs. Ella Tucker,
on A avenue east.
Misses Eta ano Sophie Schultz, of
Sigourney, who have been visiting in
the city, returned to their home this
morning. They were accompanied
by their cousin, d. ScuIly, for a visit.
Miss May Davis, of Lacey, went to
Delta last evening on visit.
Mrs. w. c. Clavier departed this
morning for Peoria, H., for visit
with her brother.
Mrs. F. E. Martin and daughter
Aline went to Peoria, Illinois, this
morning to visit the lady's mother.
Mrs. J. w. Collins ,and children
went to Tracy this morning for a |
visit at the parental w. s. Hodge
home.
Mrs. G. w Gordon and children
went to Perry this morning to Syisit
at the parental Nc Galley home f6F an
-, '~IAsUiOm, or TUSCALOOSA, !
md her daughter, Mrs. E. Tabor and {
'aby, of Burlington went to Hiteman I,
his morning to visit. II
Mrs. ]. Caldwell and grand daugh- q
ers, Misses Charlotte and Katie l
Myers, went to Delta this morning to q
Tisit the lady's sister. {
Mrs. S. j. Trueblood and children,
II Pleasantyille, who have been Wis
ting at the parental d. w. Crew
home for the past week, returned to
heir home this morning.
Chas. Young, of Denver, Colorado,
md formerly of this city is reported :
IS being very low with typhoid fever, r
md the little two year old daughter !,
hat Mr.. and Mrs. Young brought :
lere for treatment this summer is
lot expected to live more than
cry few days. o
Mrs. E. Gunsaulis, of Wright, was y
n the city Friday on business. =,
f. Likens, of Barnes City, made a W
BUSINESS trip to this city yesterday. v
Will and Miss Mabel limerick went p,
Chicago this morning on pleasure Of
nd business trip.
Mrs. DR.. McFall, of Hiteman, was
the city Friday en- route to FIRE.
lont to visit for a few days. c.
Mrs. Eva Smith and daughter, of
mporia, Kansas, are visiting at the
ooper home on College avenue. 80
VIII Beckman, his daughter Luella Pa
I'd Link Fisher go to What Cheer ed
aturday to play with the band and CO
chestra there. ma
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Mrs. Thos. Boylan and Miss Mabel N,
'bertson, Of Des Moines, were in CI,
e city today enroute to Peoria, H., j
visit relatives. the
Mrs, Grace Longstaff, of Pasadena, bla
.lifornia, who has been visiting at as
? Albert Cooper home for a few ON
US, left last evening for the east. lal
Yrs. Frank Bud and Mrs. Edgar gu,
aft and children came in this
'rning to attend the funeral of
'ir grandmother, Mrs. Magdalena 7
ng. the
drs. w F. Bailey, of Washington, .ee
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