The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrtraying
Popular People.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily,

yesterday to visit at the parents
Ray Wallace home.
W. 7. Walker and Jesse Wake
went TO Davenport this mornin
where they will visit.
Misses Larson and smith, livin-
near Keokuk, have arrived to atten,
Penn Summer School.
Miss Belle Kitterman has returned
70 her home In Tracy after a visi
with Miss Grace Raines.
Miss Ellen Copeland, Penn stu
dent, returned to her home in. Gelena
Kansas, yesterday going via Ack
worth where she will visit.
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Gillespie re.
turned 10 their home in Colorado
Springs yesterday afternoon after a
visit at the o. O. Lindner home.
Mrs. August Linz and children, o:
Moline, ILL.,, departed yesterday for
their home after two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
Misses Mary Holt, of Grlnnell, and
Inez Tabor, OF Marshallt0wn and
Clifford Jones, of Hartland, have
arrived to attend the Friends
assembly.
Louis Beck and wife, of BellviTle,
Kansas, were in town to-day enroute
from Fremont to Pella where they
will visit the gentleman's sister, Mrs,
D. O. Smith.
Miss Ethel Thomas, OF North En-
glish and Misses Zua Goodhart and
Grace Gilliland, of Sigourney, were
in town yesterday enroute to Des
Moines to attend Drake Summer
School.
Washington Journal: Mrs, Arthur
Goodspeed was passenger last
evening on the @ for Winfield, where |
she spent the evening, and left for
Oskaloosa this morning, where she
viii visit relatives.
Misses Jennie and Margaret Jones
have just returned home from visit
TO the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Miss Margaret stopped over briefly
snroute from Billings, Montana,
where she has been teaching and
Mics Jennie joined her in the trip.
They went to their home in Rose Hill
this morning.
NJ eaaEs, Of MsrshalltoWn, has
associated himself with the Hanna
Manufacturing %. and will make his
initial trip through Washington,
California and the west starting for
Bt. Paul tonight. Mr.. Speers has
been in active service on the Iowa
Central for twenty-three years and is
well and favorably known in Oska-
lOosa where he resided number of
years.
A note from Walter White, one OF
the Penn picture peddlers, dated at
Hankinson, N. D.. June Is, 1904, says:
We arrived here Friday about six
O'Clock in the evening after a long
and uueventful trip. This is fine
country with wide extending prairies.
The crops are in good condition
and the frequent rains are making
bhe farmers feel happy. The days
hare are very long. 1t 10 now nine
O'Clock and am out on the hotel
verauda writing this card. 1t gets
light very early in the morning"
Mrs. M. B. Leighton spent the day
in Ottumwa.
H Niewendorp, of Leighton, spent
the day in town.
Miss Addie Wing went to Wright
this morning for visit.
Miss Gussie Brooks. of Newton, is
visiting Mrs.. George Russell.
Mrs. DolIie Hill and baby returned
to their home in Earlham this morn
ing.
MRS. N. A. Kentfield, of ottumwa,
was in town to-day and went to
Wrlgnb.
Miss Nellie Garner went to Ottum-
wa this morning to visit Mrs K
Clutter.
w. w. montgomery left lastIeyen
ing for short business and pleasure
trip to Chicago.
Miss Bertha Herbig went to Thorn
burg this morning where she vii
spend the summer.
Mics Winnifred Roberts went t
Williamsburg this morning TO visi
her cousin, Miss Katherine Roberts
Miss Kittie Matthews, of Newton
arrived this morning for visit witt
her sister-in.law, Mrs. Charles Mat
thews.
Mrs. ID. L. Parker returned to he
home In Ames this morning after
visit with her SON, DR.. Barker an
family.