The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-21

/ day in the city the guest OF friends
and old time acquaintance.
| James Mattox and wife, OF GrInnell
was in town Saturday enroute to Rose
Hill to visit Mrs. Jane Dugan.
What Cheer Patriot: 4. 4. Geneva
OF Oskaloosa, Is filing Toms place
in the butcher shop in this city.
Miss Mary Passalia went to Rose
Hill Saturday for short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pas
salia.
Mrs. Kate Pemberton returned to
her home In Wright Saturday after o
VISIT at the maternal Mrs. s. A. Wing
home.
Mrs. Francis Johnson arrived, this
morning from her home in Cedar
Rapids to visit her sister, Mrs. O. O.
Blood.
Mrs. Lewis Jolley, of Evans, was
in town this morning and went to
Beacon TO visit her sister, Mrs. sAbner
Wilson.
Will Roberts, of Givin, was In the
city Saturday caring for business In
conn ection with his new coal mine
at Givin.
Miss Mae Timbrel, of Grinnell, was
in town Saturday enroute to Sigour'
ney to visit her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Nicholson.
o. A. Martin is home from alweek q
trip to Waterloo and Cedar Fails,
where he was the guest of his niece,
Miss Floy Younkin. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Phillips return
ed to their home in Tracey Saturday
after a visit since Tuesday tat the
Mrs. j. Simms home.
M. B. Reed, of Delta, spent last
night in the city enroute home from
weeks pleasure trip Il through
Kansas and Missouri. .s..
Little Miss Agnes Roberts went to
Rose Hill Saturday for ten days
visit with her grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. F. Gable,
George Nease, who has been in ST.
Paul during the past two weeks look
ing after business affairs and calling
among friends, returned to his home
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard whitney.
who have been living on NorSn B
street, moved to Muscatfn6 ~Satur.
day. The gentleman will be EN-,
pIoyed in Huttig's nill.
! -Es r. Zsasa-fs spending his vaca
ton lat home. He has been working
on the McFadden contract at Mystic
and the men were forced to lay of
because of failure in the lumber
supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hawkins ant
Miss Helen Kalbach departed las
eve ming on an eastern pleasure trip
They will visit various cities ant
places of interest and expect to b
away three or four weeks.
Mrs. Anna Brown, of Knoxville
who has been in the city the guest o
her brother, Edward Jones, went Il
Colfax this morning to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Nettie Riley, and q
the Andrew Thomas home.
A etter received Sunday by th,
William Cunningham family state
that Miss Blanche Turner's CON ditiol
had improved to markediSdegre'
and that the physicians were able tt
give the relatives sons hope that thu
girl might live. Rumors to the con
trary this morning are denied. NJ
kilograms have been received toda!
relative to the young Iady's condition
Mrs. W. d. Titus entertained tn,
Jovi al Whist Club Thursday evening
at her home on North street. Re
fres hments were served and pleas
ant evening was spent by the twelv,
club members present and thei
guests of honor. Mrs. w. @. Clavie
and Mr.. Roberts. The fret prize wa
won by Mrs. Frank Porter and til,
consolation prize by Mrs. Ed Barn
hill.
| Mrs. G, II. Reynolds, of Sewers
spent Sunday at the J. F. Reynold'
home in this city. She was accom-
panied by her sister Miss Anna Youni
who is visiting her from Madrid
Nebr. The young lady has been he
| guest for the past five months blu
will return home next week, Thi
morning both ladies went to Ros
| Hill to visit at the JohnlReynold
home.
II o. F. Schee, OF the Oskaloosa Manu-
facturing Co., of this city, win dis
cuss the Necessity Of Factories 10
the Development Of Young Men, 2 q
the coming meeting Of the Iowa Stat
Manufacturers associations whic
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