The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-07

weeks.
J.H. Augustine spent yesterday in
Des Moines.
Charles M. RicemEn, went to Kan
sas City over the Central last night.
j. B. Pugh has returned from visit
with his wife and daughter in Chi
cage.
Mrs. CI Minor went to Greenfield,
Indiana. yesterday for q visit with
her SON Frank.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald, Of New
Sharon, arrived yesterday to visit
Mrs. Mollie Kent.
Robert M. Hale and L. M. Morris
sey, OF Ottumwa, spent Sunday in
town calling on friends.
Miss Stella Mcmillan returned to
her school work in Palmer college at
lie Grande yesterday after holiday
visit at home.
Miss Laura Baker, of Udell, was in
town yesterday returning from 3
vacation visit at home to her school
worklin Cedar Falls.
j. Myers, division passenger agent
o the Chicago Rock Island and Mex
Ry., went to Dalhart, Texas, last
night over the Central While in the
city he was the guest OF FrediWheel-
or.
Mrs. T. L. Rees, of Givin, accom-
panied her daughter, Mrs.T L Davis
to this city yesterday that che
might take the train for her home in
Columb ne Junction after a visit in
Givin
Miss Nida and Leah Kellogg are
home from a visit in Lynnvilles Miss
Flora Dennis, Of Killdnff, was their
guest b between trains. She was en-
route to Mt. Pleasant where she will
Ie.enter school.
Miss Erma Rogers went to Flagler
yesterday to visit her grandma, Mrs
Harriet jones'. She was accompanied
by her cousins, Misses Coda and
Ferne James who were returning to
their home in Flagler after visit
with Erma.
Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. May
Bosley, of Givin; Mrs. Anna Burk-
harry and Mrs Al Harris, of Evans;
Mrs. J. ii. Warren, of Pella, and Mrs.
Ed Toy, of Beacon, and Lille Rawson,
of Eddyville we're In town yesterday
ing on business,
Sac City Sun: Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
McQuirk, of Early, were In town on
Tuesday. They were accompapia6
BY Mr.. and Mrs. L. P Walker, Of
oskaloosa, who~ have been visiting
at the McQuirk home. Mr.. Walker
is brother OF Mrs. McQuirk
lewis Cruzen arrivedA6me yester-
gay from his visit tosCalifofnia, He
has gained eiQRt Sounds in weight
and u feeIiR fine. Mr.. oruzen LETT
Osksloosaf The day after Valentine
VS. elssUtsd sheriff and arrived in
time to see him inaugurated. Mr..
Cruzen,s family will remain in the
west the remainder ofthe winter.
Mrs. Bella Wharton and daughter
Edith went to New Sharon yesterday
afternoon to attend the wedding of
Miss Gretta Whitehill and Pearl Nash
of Adams township which will occur
Wedn esday evening at 8 p. m. at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L, Wharton in New Sharon.
The young people will reside on the
old home place belonging to the
groom's mother, Mrs. James Mash,
who will move to this city.
Miss Gertrude Rodgers went to
Keota Saturday for a visit with
friends.
Harry Kamerick has gone to Mt.
Pleasant to accept q position as
operator for the Donovan Commits
sion 90.
Nlb6 LhuEh WluuOIS1 vi WuhO
Cheer, ret urneu to her homo Satur-
day after visiting for short time at
the home of her friend, Miss Emma
McFarlan.
Eddyville Signal: A. p. Mintoyne,
formerly of this city, now of oska-
loosa, is reported to be very sticks
Rev. w. r Yard visited with him
last Saturday.
Newton News: Master Stuart Rms
sell went to Oskaloosa this morning
for visit with his uncles, George
and Win Russell. T. G.. Russell and
wife sexpect to go down there to-
morrow.
Miss airy A. Moore, who has been
visiting at the parental J. L. Moore
home on North B street during the
holidays, returned by way of the
Iowa Central Sunday morning to her
work in the High school of Wyoming.
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