The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-11-10

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Lynnville, who have been visiting in
Miller, Nebr., was in the city yester-
day enroute to their home.
Miss Mae Mercer has returned from
Chicago where she has been on a
goods buying trip in the interests of
the Rosenblatt Co.
Miss:Ida Workman, of the w. R. c.,
has comeihome to Oskaloosa to make
this her permanent home, and will
residelat 500 Sixth avenue east.
Mrs. FJohn Griggs and daughter,
Miss Ada, of What Cheer, who have
been visiting the lady's mother, Mrs.
E. Tarr, returned to their home this
morning.
Rev. Geo. Slater, former pastor of
A. NJ. E. church here, is now preach
ing to thei students at Wilberforce,
Ohio, and has a congregation of 400.
He is expecting to finish his minis
terial education at the Ministerial
seminaryiat that place.
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Mr.. andl Mrs. J.. F. Jersey and
daughter, Miss Myrtle, of Ottumwa,
spent yesterday in the metropolis.
Mrs Jersey and daughter went to
Marshalltown in the afternoon while
Manageri Jersey remained here to
look after the Masonic opera house.
Hon. LATE Young, of Des Moines,
one of.the brainiest men in Iowa and
editor of the Des Moines Capital spent
an hour in the metropolis to-day. He
was enroute to Richland where he
speaks tonight. Mr.. Young is a
thorough going Republican and his
services in the present campaign
have been sought for all over the
state. Richland is favored in secur-
ing him.
i (From Saturdays Daily.)
Mrs. E. Jones went to Belle PLANE,
this morning for afew days. visit.
Miss Mae Augustine went to Rose
Hill last evening for an over Sunday
visit.
Mrs. E. II. Vallandingham, of Rose
Hill, was visiting relatives in the city
e~sterday.
Mrs. VIM. Whitehead went to Free
mont this morning to visit her son.
G. w. Whitehead.
Mrs. Bertha Hurst and daughter,
Miss Ethel, went to Des Moines this
morning for a visit.
Mrs. e. B. McElroy and baby, Har-
! old, went to What Cheer this morn
ing to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs.hJ. N. Endicott, went
to Fremont this morning to attend
the funeral of w. d. Quarton.
Mrs. B. Gamble, OF. Knoxville, ar.
rived IN the city last EVENING" for a
visit with Miss Nellie Overturf.
MisslLottie Minnick, of Abba, ar
rived this morning for a visit with
her sister, Miss Anna Minnick.
E. F. Eddy, of Floris, who has been
the guest of Mrs. M. j. Quigley, re.
turned to bis home this morning.
Miss Laura Shoemaker, who il
teachingsat Cedar, come home this
morning for an over-Sunday visit.
Miss DIESEL Kenworthy, who has
been at Lynnville arrived this morn
ing for an. over-Sunday visit at home
A. B. lEndicott, of Brighton, ant
son, Master Paul, r guests at thu
J. N. Endicott home for a few days
Mrs. Charles Sleetk went to Ere
mont this, morning for an over-Sun
day visit J. with her sister, Mrs. DR.
Morgan.
Mrs. Bass, of Monroe township
left in this Office a basket of apples 0,
the Domino variety; also some fine
potatoes.
Rev. G. G. Meek and wife, of Mon
row, wentLto their home this morn
ing after a brief visit with friends il
Chicago,
Mrs. Clara llender and son Master
Raymond, went to Fremont tbii
morning to visit the lady's mothe,
for a week.
Miss Jessie Niles, of What Cheer
who hasabeen teaching at Evelanc
went homel this morning for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. HI N. Dickson, of Rose Hill
was in theIcity yesterday visiting hel
friend Mrs. P. Wing, returning to hel
home last evening.
Mrs Grace Sykes, of Grinnell, whc
has been a guest at the parental r
20. Hutchins home went to Hedrich
this morning to visit relatives.
Miss Martha Howell, of Rose Hill,
who has been visiting friends in
Lacey for a week was in the city this
morning en- ronte to her home.
Mrs. t. Kiley entertained the Tues.