The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-09

as he spent Sunday, February %, in
this city and spoke entertainingly
both morning and evening at the
Methodist church. In the afternoon
he gave an address at the Y. M. G. a..
and he also talked at Penn college.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Il. Al. Ferrell, OF Wyaconda. Mo-,
is in town visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcvay and the
baby spent sunday in New sharon.
Mrs. Paul Hurd. Of Abilene, Kansas,
is the guest of Mrs. w. d. Dunsmore.
Miss Puss Brandt arrived Saturday
night to visit her niece, Miss Mare
GRANDPA.
Mrs. Will G. Sheppard, Jr., and son
Jack went to Colfax Saturday to join
the lady's husband.
Mrs. Della Kimbley went to Barnes
City Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Jenkin Morrow.
Miss Minnie Bailey, Of Richland,
arrived Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with Miss Jennie Jones.
Mrs. Jennie vermilyea returned to
her home in Lacey Saturday afternoon
after a visit with her brother, VIM.
Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. n. Hambleton
and daughter, Miss Alma, spent sun.
day in Searsboro at the home Of the
gentleman's uncle, Joel Hambleton.
Miss Alma went on to the home of
Milton Kenworthy today to spend a
week in the country.
U. G. Deck, candidate for county
recorder on the republican ticket, has
just returned from a visit with his
brother, Ira Deck, who is located at
Atkinson, Nebraska. He says alfalfa
is redeeming much of the barren soil
of Nebraska, and is making land valu.
able. ....,.
d. A. Hites, deputy secretary Of
state, has our thanks for copies of
the new game and drainage laws Of
Iowa, and other interesting reports.
Mahaska county people will find their
fellow townsman ready to accommo-
date them if they desire information
on any state matter.
Abba Republican,: Miss Sadie Brew
err, whose father, G. w. Brewer, has
been a we'll known merchant in Oska-
loosa for a number or years, is max
ing her home for the present in Bux-
ton. Miss Brewer has been a music
teacher for a number of years and
has met with excellent success.
Newton Record: Jas. r. Gentry, Of
Oskaloosa, came Saturday and re-
manned until Decoration Day, Mrs.
Gentry to visit with her sisters, Mrs.
D, M, West and Mrs. Lizzie Clark,
while Jim put in most of his time
with his old comrades of Company L.,
9th Iowa Cavalry, with whom he
fought. ,bied and died" during the
Civil War 4 DIV,
Bussey Press: Mrs. G. Strain, moth
er Of Mrs. DR.. Anderson, and Mrs. Jas
1ngledue (the latter visiting here be-
fore leaving for her new home in
Washington, will arrive home this
week from a winer's visit with her
son in California. Mrs. Strain is
now quite aged but very active and
bright, equal any time to a journey
like this, and she has many friends
glad to receive her, .,-,...
Prof. ]. O.Browf1, who has for some
time been connected with Iowa Chris
tan college, expects to sever his con.
nection with that institution this
spring. He aud Mrs. Brown will go
about the 18th Of this month to visit
the st. Louis fair, and from there to
Lexington college, at Lexington, Ten
| nessee, where the gentleman has
| work in the goth annual Normal of
Henderson county. In the fall he ex-
poets to teach in a college in Texas.
F. A. Fitzgerald has returned home
from two months trip to Memphis,
Tenn, and Hot Springs, Arkansas,
and has taken up his work as day
| baggageman at the Iowa Central. He
says ne has gained a number Of
pounds and is feeling fine. Frank
Tout, who has been acting as day
baggageman, will return to his for
mer position as night man, and Frank
Sheahan,w who has been tossing trunks
at night, will return to his work in
the yard Office.
(From Saturdays Daily.)
Mrs. E. Rinsrd's mother of Seattle,
WASH, has arrived to spend the
summer. ...
Mr.. and Mira. Henness went to
New Sharon yesterday afternoon for
a few days visit.
i Mrs. Laura Sarver, of New Sharon,
was In town yesterday returning
from visit to Ottumwa.
| Harvey Jones went to LIE Grande
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