The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-03-31

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in Chicago last night after a visit
since Monday with Mrs Anna Foster.
Travelling Auditor g. II. Frew, OF
the Rock Island, was in town yestsr-
day looking after business for the
road.
Mics Wayne Slocum returned to
her home in Rose Hill last night after
a weeks visit at the II. L. Coke
nome.
Mrs. e. Proudfit and sons Glare
and Merle went to Trenton, Mo-,
last night to visit the lady's brother,
A. d. Styles.
Mrs. Will Campfield went to New
Sharon yesterday afternoon called
by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. j. 8, Sexton.
Miss Ethel Nc Greedy, of Washing
ton, was in town yesterday enroute
home from Drake University ut Des
Moines for her vacation.
Rose Hill visitors in town yester-
day werelMr. and Mrs. j. D. Blake,
/. M. Reed, F. w. Bump, Clarence
Bump and o. l. Roberts.
Mrs. Tom Maxwell and daughter
Margaret who have been visiting in
Des Moines the past week arrived
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. o. ]. Fisk, who has been in
the city visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Wilson, de-
parted last evening for her home in
Brighton.
T. L. Evans, coal operator from
Lockman, was in town last night re-
turning from an attendance at the
miners and. operators convention in
Des Moines.
Supt. Finley went to Sigourney last
night to act as one of the judges at
the sigourney Thigh school contest
which was held in the High school
auditorium in that city last night.
John Fulton returned to his home
in Montezuma yesterday after three
weeks visit to assist in the care of
his brother, DIR. George P. Burtchby,
who is recovering slowly from his
Illness. He cannot sit up any yet.
Rev. 81. 8. Atkinson, of Abba,
was In town today and went to
Columbus City where he will fill a
pulpit for q few weeks. Rev. A. 8.
Bailey, of Abba, was with him and
went to Ainsworth for the same
purpose.
Rev. j. M. Whistler, q Pella student,
spent last night in the city enroute
to his charge at Blakesburg, where
he will preach Sunday and then go
to his home in Mt. Ayre for two
weeks vacation. He was accompanied
by e. r. Bailey, also stude Mt, who
returned to Pella this morning.
Miss Mary Turner departed this
morning for Ames where she has
accepted a fine posi- ton as secretary
to Prof. Holden of the Department
Agronomy in the State Agric ultural
College. Miss Tur ner is an expert
stenographer and her newspaper ex-
perience in the Saturday Globe in
this city have afforded her excellent
opportunity to gu alify for the new
duties that will devolve upon her.
She will be greatly missed in the
office she has served so we'll, and in
the social and church circles of the
city, but her many friends will join
In wishing her well and in congrat-
ulating her upon deserved success
that has come to her.
Mrs. Dolly Collins went to Ottumwa
this morning to visit at the parental
j. Coleman home.
Mrs. M. ]. Cruzen went to Knox
vile yesterday to visit her brother,
OrviIle Mendenhall. a
Miss Exporter, of Des Moines, was
in town this afternoon returning
from visit in Sigourney.
Mrs. Ralph Grattan, of Eddyville,
arrived today for a visit at the
parental CIV. Davis home
Misses Emma and Ida Larson went
to White Oak this morning to visit at
the parental John Larson home,
/ Miss Lillian Bants went to Des
Moines this morning to spend her
vacation among Highland Park
friends.
Maxwell O'Brien arrived yesterday
from his home in Ottumwa to be the
guest Of his grandmother, Mrs.
Abraham.
Mrs. Lulu Anderson went to Obey
this morning to Jake her little niece,
Miss Bessie FORBES, home after a
visit in this city.
Mrs. Frank Longnecker, w. l..
Ray and Joshua Longnecker, Of
Keota, we're in town yesterday en-
r0ufa RI naa MoIuaa