The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-08

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has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Mccall, returned
home last evening.
Miss Nancy Harris, of Los Angeles,
who has been visiting with Mrs.
Byron Sewers, went to Deep River
this morning for visit.
Rev. /. W. Meyers and daughter,
Miss Anna, OF Competine, who were
visiting at the Rev. Duboc home, left
for their home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Robinson, of
Granville, Mo-, were in the city this
morning enroute to Delta to visit
their son, Rev. III. T. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Voss and
children, of Leighton, who have been
visiting relatives in Keytesville, Mo-,
returned to their home this morning.
Rev. r. w. Hughes went to Mt.
Pleasant this morning where he will
occupy the pulpit of .the Congrega-
tional church at that place next Sum
day.
Misses Ruth and Ella Geneva, of
What Cheer, who have been herelfor
ten days visit at the home of their
uncle, L. R. Geneva, returned home
this morning.
Mrs. G. B. Williams, of Columbus
Junction, who has been in New Shar-
on, visiting her parents, PR. and
Mrs. j. Rhodes, was in ting wen 81, Yess
terday enroute to her no. ~ = !
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De ansttrhiMf in NeNSSalnis and I
&lngsand, 1ss GTaS attaaaaster Fred,
of Lane liter, who have been guests
of Jesse Pulliam and family returned Z
to their home this morning. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Whitmore and !
son, Master Marion, who have been
on trip through Oklahoma, return h
ed home this morning. They say h
there's no place like Iowa, and es- n
pecially Oskaloosa. t
Floyd Taylor left last evening via II
the Iowa Central for st. Louis where
has spent the summer with the
Western Electric Mfg. Co., of Chi
cago. After several days at the fair
they will return home to resume their
work at the High school.
Harry Dutton, of Seattle, Washing :
ton, enroute to his home from st. c
Louis and the national rifle range of e
the U. s. Army at Fort Riley, Kansas, v
stopped off in the city for brief visit t
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.
Button, and to see many friends {
here. Harry won seventh place in J
craftsmanship for his state guards a
When the number of shooters con- I
tending and the grade of competition
met are considered the accomplish
ment is one of considerable proper
tion.
(From Saturdays Daily.) t
Miss Carrie Hunter is entertaining
Mr. Cole, of Chicago. IL
Mrs. M. White, who hasl been to
Kansas City on business returned v
home this morning.
Mrs. /. j. Thomas, of Peoria, Ils., h
who has been in the city for some F
days, returned home this morning.
Mrs. L. P. Spooner and Mrs. M. $
Sulzer are expected in the city to- g
day to visit with Mrs. j. H. Pilgrim.
Miss Elsie Kitching, of Topeka, "
Kansas, went to Pella this morning t.
10 visit at the parental T. B. Kitching
home. +
Mrs. j. j. Newman, of Des Moines, s
who has been visiting with Mrs. w.
q. Sheppard returned home this &
morning. y
Miss Eva Hammond entertained
her cousin, Irene Delong, last week. !,
she accompanied her home for a )
short stay. "
DIR. Fannie E. Carpenter, of Chi
eago, viii sing both morning and y
evening Sunday at the First Presby- v
terrain church.
Miss Edith Berry, of Kirkwood, Z
Ills, who has been visiting at the d
George Carbon home returned to her
home this morning. B
Miss Helen Handy arrived from her m
home in Evanston, Ills., this morn
ing to be in time for the annual teach n
ers' meeting this afternoon. lv