The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portrsying
Popular People,
(From saturday's DaiIy.l

Miss Agnes Bousquet, of Pella, was
an oskaloosa visitor today.
Ross Nicholson, of Newton, is in
the city calling among friends.
Mrs. Clara Lacey Green is spending
Sunday at the Lacey homes and with
other friends in the city.
Mrs. A. Downs went to Knoxville
this morning to visit her sisters, Mrs.
HI. Al. Herrick and Mrs. Mollie Black.
Miss Maggie Davis, of Eddyville,
was in town today and went to He'd
rick to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
James Morrison.
John Love, of Muchakinock, ar
rived in the city today from Dakota,
says he will return Tuesday to claim
his 1900 acre farm.
Miss Nellie Andrews returned to
her home in Knoxville this morning
after visit with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bloomfield.
Mrs. w. A. Sewers returned to
Des Moines this morning to again
play the pipe organ for her sister,
who is organist at the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. A. N. Carter returned to her
home in What Cheer this morning
after visit with her daughters, Mrs.
Harry Cleveland and Mrs. Clarence
Teeter.
President Harry O'Neill, of the
Oskaloosa Traction and Light Com
pany, came in from Omaha today
and is caring for business interests
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Price received
a telegram from Louisville, KY, this
morning telling of the birth of fine
boy baby to Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Fish.
Oskaloosa friends will congratulate.
Clyde Cox and children, Katherine
and Howard, of Deep River, returned
home today after visit at the Ben
Slemmons home. They also visited
in Leighton at the J. G. Redman
home.
Misses Kate and Leila Ninde have
arrived home from their trip around
the world. They were also accom-
panied by Mrs. Ninde who has been
on an extended visit with another
daughter at Eldorado Springs, Mo.
Fred Peck, of Chicago, spent last
Sunday in Oskaloosa. He was &C
companied by Mrs. DR.. Turner, who
will remain in the city number of
d3sSs visiting tie the VIM: Cunning
ham home and other friends.
Wylie Young, the popular day
clerk of the Hotel Lacey is off on
merited vacation trip of couple of
weeks duration. In his absence
Clinton Hulett, who has been doing
the night trick, is in charge of the
day business.
Rev. o. E. McBlaine, of Rose Hill,
was in town today returning home
from attendiHg.the district conference
of the Methodist church which was
held in Kilduff and visiting with his
son William at Reasoner. His wife
is also visiting there.
Among the long distance pas
sengers over the Burlington route
yesterday were A. T. and Button
and Miss Beulah Drinkle and Ralph
McCurdy to Chicago; Ray Roof to
Denver; and Miss Emma Teas and
Mrs. Maloney to Pueblo, Colorado.
Fred Melin, formerly chief dis
patcher of the Iowa Central and a
resident of this city, now of near
Minneapolis, is in the city with his
family calling among old time friends
and acquaintance. They will remain
in the city few days before going to
Missouri places and the Worlds Fair.
Al NJ. Jones and son, E. @. Jones
of the Tacoma Ledger, returned this
morning from Bonsteel where they
went to get chance at the land in
Rosebud Agency. They think they
stand about one chance in fifty of
drawing an opportunity to choose a
claim. There were 1900 registered
the day they did.
Lynnville Star: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lane, of Oskaloosa, were in
attendance at the Friends church
Sunday morning, and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j, II. Mendenhall in the after
noon and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry John
son in the evening, and Monday
morning drove to Chester for visit
with friends there.
j. E. Bishop has resigned his posi-
ton with the Lagomarcino Grippe Co.
of Davenport, TO accept one with the
Sawyer Biscuit company. Mr.. Bishop
will have his headquarters in Oska-
loosa. The changeis in the way of
promotion and his many friends here
and elaeUhera will eOnpratrlata the