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

visit with relatives.
George F@hlinger is home from his
labors on the road for visit at the
parental Chas. Fghlinger place on
North Market street.
| Miss Mintie Mater, of Eddyville,
was In town this morning returning
home from visit with her aunt, Mrs.
e. Wharton in Harvey,
| Miss Mae Miller has returned to
her studies in the North Western
Conservatory Of Music In Chicago
after spending the holidays at home.
Misses Lulu and Leila McMnllen
returned to their homes In Ottumwa,
this morning after visit since New
Years at the Clarence Anderson
home
NJ Sturgeon and q. d. Scott spent
Sunday at home and returned to
Sigourney this morning to their work
on the o., r /. &P. over head wagon
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Stratton re.
turnedEe their home in West Branch
this morning after visit since New
Year's with their daughter, Mrs. j.
h. Cook.
Miss Ora WEIGH departed this
morning via the Rock Island for Mt.
Pleasant where she Will enter the
Conservatory of Music at the Iowa
Wesleyan.
4 Gomar Thomas, of Colfax, was in
the city Saturday the guest of his
friend, Jenkin Reese, He was enroute
to Beacon to visit at the home of his
father, Moses homas.
Mrs. Chauncey Roberts and sons
Wilmer and Edgar, of Mason City,
came in on the Iowa Central last
evening for weeks visit at the
Barrows home on O avenue east.
/ Mrs. Van der Wal, of Davenport,
was in the city this morning the guest
OF her brother, o. Yer Ploeg She
was returning from a visit at the
parental Yer P!oeg home in Leighton.
Mr.. and Mrs! j. 8. Jellis on, Of
Keota, missionaries of Washington
and Keokuk counties, spent sunday
with County Missionary e. L Fales.
They we're returning from visit in
Des Moinee.
Mrs. B. v, Sewers and daughter,
Miss Lucielle, returned to their home
in this city Saturday morning from
Mindsn, Nebrs ska, where they were
holiday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph McKarihan.
Miss Jennie Morrison went to Obi
Ecago this morning as an invited, mis-
sionary guest of the Moody Institute
for the month of January. The in
vitation comes as Equite an honor to
the lady and the hopes for a month
of beneficial study,
President Isaac Sharpless, OF
Haverford college, Pa, will arrive in
the city Tuesday to be the guest of
Presid emit Rosenberger of Penn col
lege during a couple of days. The
gentleman is making a tour of the
country visiting the educational in
situations ofube Friends. and is en-
route to Lawrence, Kansas. He will
lecture while in this city upon the
subject, THE place of the small col
Ilege" .. 80
L R. Rosebrook, now located at
Buxton, was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. Rosebrook is the proud possessor
of an elegant Mason's watch charm
which was given him by the miners
OF the Union mine at Buxton of which
he is leasee. The presentation was
made by Nine Foreman J. L. Jones
in behalf OF the thirty men who
contributed to tha remembrance.
The token of good will Is heartily
appreciated by The recipient.
A Updegratf went to What Cheer
this morning.
| Anna Johnson spent Christmas
vacation at Warrington, Ill.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. j. O. Terrell arrived
yesterday from Marshalltown.
G.. A. Shivley went to his home in
Keb today after visit with friends.
o. w. McFan went to Lovilla this,
morning to visit his son Fred and
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie little.
Robert Bass. one oflthe old settlers,
is lying very Id at his home In Rose
Hill. h was reported some better.
this morning.
Ross Malcolm went by way OF
Peoria Co attend the North western
Military academy near Fl, Sheridan,
which is about twenty miles from
Chicago.
John Renfrew was in town yester-
day moving his household goods to
Sigourney preparatory to going to
Los Angeles where he has accepted a
position with the Reigel Shoe Co.