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

having formerly served THE HERALD
In the same capacity.
Mrs. e.. A. Brown, OF Nebraska
City, Mrs. Jas. Sellers.s OF Chicago
and DR.. and Mrs. L. Il. Bowling and
son, Lso, OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
are in the city visiting at the J.. O..
Sellers home, Mr.. Sellers received
a telegram from his son, James, in
London, on the day OF the reunion
held in ottumws, wishing them many
happy returns Of the day.
Eddyville Tribune; Horatio O..
Davis who for several years has been
the / owa Central sgentat this place,
has resigned his position and will
sever his connection with the com.
pauy January 1. Horatio has the
univ ersal friendship OF the commun-
ity gained by courteous and accom-
modating treatment to the! patrons
of his road and his familiar face will
be missed. He has not yet decided
upon his future business.
Washington: James Daniels and
wife, ofWest Chester, are such lovers
of music they went to Des Moines
to hear Patti, and enjoyed her much.
At Oskaloosa they called on Henry
Rosecrans, aged 70 years, who lives
with his daughter, Mrs. Menza
Burke. His mind is clear, but he is
somewhat feeble. he rode horseback
from Utica, o to Iowa in 1894, with
his uncle Marmaduke, and in 1860
went across the plains to California
with bis brother James.
81. II Sheriff spent the day in
Ottumwa on business.
j. r. Gentr5 was business visitor
to Ottumwa this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fudge spent the
day in Eddyville on business.
r v. Cassiday, of Boone, was an
over Sunday visitor In the city.
Miss Alice Burnside is confined to
her home by severe attact of tom
silitis.
Dan Caves, of Fremont, was. in the
city Saturday caring for business
affairs.
Miss Mae j. Evans departed Satur-
day for Chicago to visit extendedly in
the city.
O. A. Marljh. editor of the Newton
Record wash business visitor in the
city today.
Chsfles L. Mckinley went to OF
tumytA this morning on a few days
Business trip
Mrs. h. o. Lane went to Pells and
Peoria this morning where she will
visit relatives.
j. L. Woods, of ottumwa, was in
town this morning and went to Sigour-
ney on business.
Miss Lottie Hitler, who has been
visiting here departed Sunday for her
home in st. Paul. ~
George Martin is lying at bis home
on Bigh avenue east quite lid with an
attact of appendicitis.
Miss Hattie Douglas has arrived
home from visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Town of Newton.
Mrs. Henry Spore returned to her
home in Eddyville this morning after
visit at the Ralph Palmer home,
Arthur Hugg returned this morning
to his studies in Ann Arbor, Mich.
after spending the holidays at home
Miss Katherine Quigley retuFned
this morning to her work in Dee
Moines after spending few days at
| home.
g. A. Pattee sand wife, OF Poca-
.hontua spent last night in the city
returning home from visit in Peoria,
Illinois.
Mrs. o. D. Bowen, of Keota, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Armstrong
while returning home from Dee
Moines.
Miss Katherine sieberts returned
TO her home In Beacon this morning
after visit with her brother, J. P.
Seiberts.
Maggie Totten departed Sunday on
the O., B. & @ for weeks visit
with her friend, Miss Msloney. of
Knoxville.
Willard Carver went to Ottumwa
this morning to look after his side OF
the snit for rentin the case of Hughes
VS. O'Brien.
Miss Jessie Basey returned to her
home in Lancaster this morning after
a two weeks' visit at the W. w.
Brown home.
VIII Russell returned to HE home
near Evans this morning after SUM-
day visit at the j. Geddis home in
Spring Creek.
Ed Dornan went out this morning
on u commercial trip through south