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

misses Erancs durl and Master Don
Vernon returned yesterday from q
visit In Washington.
Mrs. G.. A. Willard spent New
Years In Leighton with her sister,
Mrs. T. M. Cranburg.
DR.. F. e. Eberhart returned home
yesterday after few days. visit with
his friend, Clin West.
Mrs. J. W. Collins went to Tracy
yesterday for few days. visit at the
w. 8. Hoager home.
Mics Katherine De Bruin returned
to her home In Pella after visit ut
the 81. A. Reese home.
Mrs. o. A. Hussey and Mrs. 2. ".
Veenstra spent New Years in Pella
with Mrs. Wander Paul.
Miss Hazel Rennie, of Cedar, ar
rived yesterday for a visit at the j..
w. Hetherington home.
John Nash and wife went to Eddy
Vile yesterday to eat dinner with the
lady's father, Frank Koontz.
Mrs. Lucy Jones and children, of
Denison, Iowa, are In the city visit
ing at THERE A. M. Duboc home.
Miss EthSl Dixon, of Baldauf's went
to Knoxville yesterday for a few days
visit at the parental II. q. Dixon
home.
Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Miss
Agnes Hunter went to Bolton yester-
day for visit with friends and rel
atives.
Willie Rennie, of Albert Lee,
Minnesota, is In the city visiting his
friends, Roscoe Woodruff and Harry
Hillary.
Mrs. M. Allen and son Frank, of
Knoxville spent Thursday night in
town enroute home from visit at
Ingersol.
Mrs. j, a. Baum, Miss Marion Nc.
Kelvie and Mrs. Ted Evans went to
Des Moines yesterday to visit until
Monday.
Miss Mary Haver and a comp any
Of about 20 other people went to
Pella yesterday morning to spend
New Year,.
Misses Jessie Harlan returned to
her home near Richland yesterday
after a. visit at the parental Jesse
Duttonlhome.
Mrs. Will iKline returned to her
home in Ottumwa yesterday after a
vie!s atthe Mrs. O. G. Johnson home,
7:l0 Fourth avenue east.
Chas. Duboc, who has been In the
city for.theIpast two weeks, left this
afternoon on the Iowa Central to re-
sumo his duties on the road.
RobertiWilliams and wife returned
to their home in Pleasant PLANE yes
terday, after q vacation visit with
friends,and relatives in this city.
E. W Foster, who for the past three
weeks has been the guest of his
mother, Mrs. A. E. Foster, of North
B street, has returned to st. Paul,
o. w. BowenIwas in town yesterday
to his home in Beacon for
few days. visit at the parental VIM.
Bowen home. The young man is
student at Central college, Pella.
Miss Ethel Holdsworth returned to
the home of her uncle, George Huf-
ford, to-day after a vacation visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holdsworth, in Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McFadden, OF
Abba, were guests at the w. II. Rose
home yesterday enroute home from
q honeymoon trip to Des Moines.
The bride will be remembered to
many here as Miss May Hayse, o!
Abba.
Mics Jessie Barton went to Dan
vile, Illinois, yesterday to her grand
ma Topham's with whom she will
make her home that lady, having
been made her guardian after the di-
vorce which was recently granted to
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Barton
Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Runyon, of
West Superior, Avis, who have been
visiting at the maternal, Mrs. Kath-
crime Fehlinger home on North 3
street, went to Des Moines yesterday
for few days visit with relatives
and friends. They viii return here
before going home.
Mrs. Thos. Watson, daughter
Madge and sons Roy and Tommie
left on the B. & w. this morning
for Des Moines where they will make
theiy homo in the future. Mr.. Wat
son and son John having gone earlier
In the week to prepare the new home
in which they enter.
l. L. Mcoord spent yesterday in
Ottumwa.
Will Bonewell, of Montezuma, was