The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portrayine
Popular People.
(From Saturdays DaiIy.)

yesterday afternoon.
A. @. McFarlan is home from few
days visit and business trip to What
Cheer.
Doctor Burtchby is reported better
to today, convalescing from his
recent severe illnees.
=. J. Miller, Of Minneapolis, is in
the city for few days. visit among
relatives and friends.
Will Spencer, OF Minneapolis, is
expected Sunday for q visit at the
parental Il. L. Spencer home
Miss Morfydd Abrams, of Spring
Greek, was in town this morning re-
turning home from a visit in Beacon.
Mrs. Anna Palmgreen and children
went to Hines this morning to visit
the lady's mother, Mrs. M. sandien
Will and Dave Roberts, OF Givin,
were in the city yesterday on bust
ness in connection with their new
coal mine.
Mrs. Nancy Nation and son, Samuel
Padgett, went to Rose Hill this morn
ing to visit another son of the lady,
John Padgett.
w. 8. Kenworthy is confined to his
home corner Second avenue and B
street by an Illness that may prove
Of serious nature.
Art Colwell went to- Waterloo this
morning to visit for week with his
sister, Mrs. Elmo Bateman, and
brother, w. O. Colwell.
Miss Hattie Searle, of Omaha, and
Mrs. Anna Sherman, of Des Moines,
arrived this morning to attend the
Lacy-Spencer wedding.
Mrs. A. A. Eaton, of Delta, spent
spent the day with Mrs. Mary Jessop.
She was returning from a two
months visit in Wilson, Kansas.
Mrs. Emmett Beeson arrived from
Marshalltown this ncraing and Mr..
Beeson viii come this evening to
attend the IIlacy-spencer wedding.
q. A. Msadows, of Pennington, H.,
who hap Deem in the city for the past
severay days visiting among relatives
and friends, has returned to his
home!
Miss Blanche Ogden and Master
Herman McCord went to Eddyville
this mend the " WITH
Mics SUSIE PATTERSON, who has beer I.
ia the city during the st several
weeks visjts- r. 4
II. M. Matthews, OF Des Moines,
who has been in the city during the
past week looking aftsr matters in
the district court, has returned to
his homelinsDes Moines.
Mrs. Hattie Logan, Of Spirit Lake,
Is in the city visiting with her brother,
M. e. Hughes. They depart this
evening for Council Bluffs where the
lady win reside permanently.
Mrs. Annette Harwood Warinner,
of Cedar Falls, is in the, city the
guest.of Mrs. Belle Ray and to be
present atthe Lacy-Spencer wedding
Monday. Mr.. Warinner is expected
today.
Mrs. w. 8. Moore, of New Sharon,
arrived this morning to visit over
Sunday with her husband, who 10 at
present employed in this city, and at
-the home;of her father-in-law, j.
Moore.
Frank 8. Spencer and wife, of
Spencer's Station, Ohio, arrived this
morning1to attendl. the wedding of
their niece, Miss IGertrude Spencer.
They are guests at the home of their
sister, Mrs. e. Roberts.
Al. p. Spencer, auditor of the
Western! Grocery Company, is home
from Marshalltown where he has
been checking up the, books of the
Let's, Fletcher Company, and the
Spencer, Let's. Coffee Company.
Misses Beulah and Kate Drinkle
went to Chicago this morning Wnere
they will spend Sunday with their
father, A. T. Drinkle and their
brother Button. The remainder of
the winter viii be spent with relatives
in different parts of Ohio.
Mrs. Cora Howard, who is suffer-
ing withiinfammation of the bowels,
continues in critical condition.
The symptoms are regarded as better
however,and the fact that the lady is
holding her own is taken rs hope
full sign by her many friends.
Miss Della stone, who has been
very i'll with peritonitis during a
number OF weeks, continues to Inn
prove and is now well out Of danger
No one is permitted to see the young
lady yet but she is gaining rapidly
and will soon be able to be up again.
sam Watson was a passenger for
Tracy Yesterday.