The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-10-20

emit home in the city. He has been 2
resident here some months but nov
is joined by his family, having rented
the Will Sheppard cottage on High
Avenue East.
Mrs. Clara Overholt OF Iowa City,
Deputy State Commander of the Mac.
cabees, reviewed the hive in this
city Thursday evening and reports it
in prosperous condition, The lady
went to Marshalltown yesterday to
visit the hive in that place.
Fremont Gazette: Harry e.
Canon left last night for Tacoma,
Wash, where he will look up loca.
ton, and if suited will move his fam
lily to that western country. Harry
is mighty fine young man, one who
is bound to meet with success, no
matter where he casts his lot.
Judge Wilbur f. Stone of Denver is
here for a brief visit at the M. B
Turner home, Mrs. Stone and Mrs.
Turner being sisters. Judge Stone is
son of Homer Stone, one of the
very first settlers of Mahaska county
who entered claim near the village
of White Oak The Judge left here
in 1S49, going to Denver, where he
has been on the bench for a number
of years and has also been a mem
Der of the state legislature, Mr..
Stone at one time applied to Mr..
Needham, the founder of the Herald,
to learn the printers trade, but was
persuaded to go to school instead.
He did so and has never regretted it.
Mr.. Stone nevertheless has done
much editorial work and is seldom
free from newspaper connection.
The old landmarks of the forties have
practically all been obliterated so
that the gentleman finds himself a
stranger in Greater Oskaloosa.
{From Mondays Daily)
Miss Myrtle Martin went to Lacey
Saturday for a visit.
Miss Dora Sever went to Cedar
Falls Saturday for visit.
Mrs. M. T. Thomas went to Belle
Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Hettie Cotton, of Des Moines,
was an over Sunday visitor in che
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bond of Wright
are home from visit at Canyon City,
City, Colo.
Mrs. S. E. Arnold of Lynnyille ar.
rived in the city Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Lottie Bailey of Richland ar.
rived in the city Saturday for a visit
at the e. w. Philippe home.
Mrs. David Lowe of Chicago is in
the city for a brief visit at the home
Of MssvrA Rasa-s;sss 10 It i'm BlvsT Place
Miss Carrie Geneva of BusFJy, whc
has been the guest of Miss Lela
Beckman, went to What Cheer Satur
day.
Mrs. Will Burtchby and son Lyle
went to New Sharon Saturday to Wis
it the lady's sister, Mrs. Chas. San
ders.
| Miss Della Branscombe of Harvey
who has been the guest Of her sister
Geo. Andrews, returned to her nom
Saturday.
Azure Carpenter will leave Wednes
day for Augusta, Maine, where n
will remain in the east with relative
during the winter.
Mrs. E. A. Prime of Manchester
Kans., who has been a guest at tn
Howerton home returned to he
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Macy went t
New Sharon Saturday for an owe
Sunday visit at the parental Move
, and Griffee homes.
Mrs. Lovella Dattelsweig, of Deca
tur, Ill, who has been visiting at tn
parental H. R. Kendig home, return
ed to her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Smith of Sears
boro, who have been at the fair at 81
Louis, visited in the city Saturday be
fore returning to their home.
Mrs. H. E. Cause of Barclay, Kans
who has been visiting her brothers
the Messrs. Howerton, went to Lynn
vile Saturday for visit with rell
tives at that place.
Mrs. s. w. Corwin and daughte
Miss Wilma, of Grass Lake, Mich. ,wh
have been guests at the DIR. w. G
Millar home, departed Saturday TO
Los Angeles, California
i Mrs. M. Pendergast and daughte
Miss Mary of Rockwell, who hav
been the guests of their son an,
brother, Richard Prendergast, return
ed to their home Saturday.
West bound passengers on the Bur
lington were Dexter Mastin for Sal
Francisco, Mrs B. Hanson, Napa
4 California and Mr. and Mrs 7 W