The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-08

visit. She is accompanied by her
friend Miss Bertha Osdiek.
Mrs. Paul Sewers and daughter,
Miss Louise, went to Muscatine Sat
urday evening to visit with her par
snts during MIR. Sewers absence.
Des Moines Register-Leader: Miss
Beatrice Bice was the guest of honor
at an II O'Clock breakfast yesterday
given by Mrs. A. M. Haggard and
Mrs. M. E. Springer.
Pella Chronicle Miss Leona Reu-
vers went to Oskaloosa Friday to
take teachers examination. She has
been employed to teach the Center
school one mile west of Leighton.
Mrs. Eliza Gundrey, of What Cheer,
spent Saturday at the McFarlan home
513 South Third street, and left in the
evening for Hooking where she will
visit at the home of her daughter.
Sigourney News: Miss Margaret
Stanton has resigned in the Sigour-
ney schools and been elected in the
Oskaloosa schools. Miss Stanton
made great success in our schools.
Harvey News: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mclaughlin expect to depart the
latter part of this week for an ex-
tended visit to the south. They will
go from here to Oskaloosa Saturday
leaving there Monday for Tennessee.
Ottumwa Courier: A. K. Branson,
of Oskaloosa, but who has been in
0ttumwa for several months; left on
the Rock Island to-day for Eddyville.
Mr.. Branson returns to Oskaloosa
soon to enter Penn College.
Washington Journal: Alice Burn
side was an arrival in the city last
evening from Chicago, where she has
been visiting relatives and will spend
few days at the Steck homeibefore
going to her home in Oskaloosa.
Abba Union: John Foster, a son
of Sam Foster, and one:of the sturdy
young farmers of Bluff Greek town
ship, was married Wednesday at Os-
kaloosa to a Miss Randolph of that
city. A number of Monroe county
friends were present at the wedding.
The Union wishes them many years
of happiness.
Sigourney News: One of the best
conducted stores in Oskaloosa is that
of Bertsch &,Shuyty. Our George P.
BertschIs at the head of the firm and
Charlie Shurtz, who was in the We'll
Ter pharmacy in Sigourney, is the
partner. These boys are bright young
men and have by honest dealing
built up great business.
Capt. Frank, s. Stone, mailing clerk
of the local post office, is home from
three weeks trip to the east, his
old home Worcester, Mass, arf to
the Worlds Fair. He. returpa mich
by his vacation and he has
number of friends
nth souvenirs and mementoes of the
rip. The Captain at Worcester visit
d among a number of relatives of
is birthplace. He was likewise in
lew York a short time and had
top over in Washington City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dalrymple went
o Clinton Saturday.
Miss Mamie Benson went to Sears
oro Saturday for a visit.
Mrs. E. T. Bartlett went to Lacey
for a short visit.
Miss Jennie Jones went to Cedar
sapids Saturday for a visit.
Miss Ella Stokes is returned from a
isit among relatives at Traer.
Mrs. E. Gundy of What Cheer, went
o Hooking Saturday for visit
Mrs. VIM. Ridley, of What Cheer,
rent to Hooking Saturday on visit.
Frank Lloyd, of Pekin, ILL.,, arrived
aturday for visit with his son, F.
I. Lloyd.
Norton knight, of Hedrick, arrived
1 the city Saturday for a visit with
is sister, Mrs. G. G. Wise.
Mrs. Mary Sellers and son, Master !
Willie, of Hedrick, were in the city
on a business trip.
Prof. and Mr.. E. H. Clifford and son
[orris have returned from a pleasant
lsit at the Worlds Fair in st. Louis.
Professor Morrison, of Penn col
'ge, is just back from vacation Of
ard work at the Chicago university.
Misses Pearl Heitzman and Gertrude
radbury and Master Marcus Winder,
New Sharon, spent Saturday in the
ty.
Miss Maud A. Stokes, of Fairfield,
as a passenger for Hampton Satur-
ay to take up her school work at that
lace.
Paul Bowles, who has served the Y.