The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-08-04

a former Oskaloosa boy who left this
= city for the east some twenty odd
y years ago.
Miss Della Bebb, of of Lacey, spent
Saturday in the city.
- Miss Lizzie Moore departed for Rose
~ Hill this morning for a visit with
y relatives.
Miss Myrtle Ryan went to New
, Sharon Saturday to spend Sunday
=, with friends.
n Miss NJ. Blanche Ford went to
r. Grinnell Saturday afternoon for an
5e extended visit.
Mrs. S. Batter and son Walter were
d over Sunday visitors at the H. E.
,r Anderson home.
s. Miss Birdie Catella, who has been
l.. visiting with her brother in the city
le city, went to Ottumwa this morning
to visit another brother.
I'll A. III. White and son Clyde, OF
n Brooklyn were over Sunday visitors
o in the city guests at the home of his
/ brother, VIM. E. White.
g George Vincent, of Des Moines, is
-lir-the city foS few davs,visit amqp}hR
riends and acquaintance ana 70 u
,are for business affairs.
The venerable ID. NJ. Walton, of
south Market street, is very ill again, -,
lis life being despaired of on Sunday. 81
4 Mr.. Walton lives until Thursday
he will be ninty years old.
Frank Brockway, of Jefferson, who III
1as been visiting friends in this city, u
departed for Chicago Saturday even
ng. He will take thorough course
IN one of the best optical schools in al
this country. y.
w. D. Elwell, of Ames, Iowa,
chairman of the state central com
mittee of the prohibition party was in u
town today looking after the pros ~
poets of holding next years state ~
in this city.
Miss Hazel Thomassen, of Chicago, :.
and Miss Grace Grant, of EddyVllle, D
who were in the city for visit over -
returned to Eddyville this t.
morning, Miss Edna Bunnel and
Miss Sarah Grant accompanying them
for a short visit. ~
Newton Record: Mrs. Rev. J. G. al
Willis, with Paul, Charlie and Ellen, hi
of Oskaloosa, were guests at the g
s. w. Saylor home last Sunday. Mr.. lie
Willis joined them here Monday II
and they all left for Kansas in the "
afternoon, to attend a reunion among
Mrs. Willis relatives. OF
Concerning former residents of ~
Oskaloosa the Newton News says: VI
Mr.. and Mrs, 1. U. Ikenberry and ~
son Iu left this afternoon for Clear =,
Lake and from there will go to 81
Davenport where Iu will be placed in q,
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Ikenberry will h,
then visit st. Louis and other points al
before locating, which may possibly CT
be at Kearney, Neb. Mr.. Ikenberry C;
had been in the photograph business 81
here for number of years and sue o.
ceeded very nicely. He recently sold y
out. That they may do well where :,
ever they may choose to locate is the !,
wish of their Newton friends. "a
Knoxville Journal: w. ii. III.
Smith will arrive from Sioux City
or Monday to look after the
details 70 removing his family from "
to that place. Mr.. Smith
was forced to abandon his chosen N
profession of photography on account t.
Of the i'll effects of the water and acids
used in such business. He is now s,
as travelling salesman for n
Co.,. wholesale grocers
Of Detroit. They have a branch n
house at Sioux City, which will be i
Mr.. Smiths headquarters. BY re-
moving to that place the family can !.
be together each Saturday and Sum !,
day. They came to knoxyiiie from
Oskaloosa eight years ago and have