The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-02-04
fFrom saturdays Daily,

MrH. mary Slscoi OF Lacey, YVES IA
town yesterday.
Miss Cecil Anthony is visiting
friends in Knoxville.
Miss celia Beans spent Sunday at
her home in What Cheer.
Ben Henry, of Mason City, is in
town for few days visit.
Miss Adella Miller is spending Sun.
day at her home in Taintor.
Rico Bulthuis came up from Texas
yesterday and went to Pella
T. d. WiIloughby went to Wilton
Junction this morning to visit friends.
Christina Ursatta and Sam Fratto
went to Chicago last night for visit.
Mrs. I. M. Young went to Givin
this morning for q short visit with
friends.
Mrs. George.Dsvis went to Eddy
Vile this morning to visit her
daughter. "
Mrs. Ed Raines and daughter
Carrie have gone to Marshalltown
for visit,
Mrs. O. L. Farmhouse spent the day
In Eddyville at the parental j. H..
Scott home.
Miss Lena Hahn went to Sigourney
last night to visit her mother, Mrs.
Mary Hahn.
Miss Rhoda Summers went to her
home in RoseiHill yesterday and re-
NAMED until today. .a..
Miss AnnieIL Lewis, Of Des Moines;
was in town yesterdayion business
and went to Beacon.
Mrs. A. Bishop went to Rock Island
this morning called by the serious
Illness Of her daughter.
j. PIN and wife returned yesterday
from visit with the lady's brother,
w. II. Harrison in Wright.
Mrs. T. ]. Gary returned to her
home in Chicago last night after a
visit with her father, George Howard.
Miss Minnie Morrison returned
home yesterday from a two weeks
visit in Brighton with Mrs. J. L.
Downs.
Judge and Mrs, Ben cCoy return
ed this morning from visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Len Blue, in
Sioux City.
| E. 81. Frazer and wife, of Mt.
Pleasant, were in town today and
went to Marshailtown and Union
where they will visit.
Earl Bott, formerly with the West
Unien in THAT 'ty, but now with the
Iowa OeR&ifa. rated at Grinnell,
Isr s+s.cwa yesterday on >bs1ssE5ss.
9. P.sVance departed last evening
via the Iowa Central for Seattle,
Wash, to enter the employ of an
uncle, Manley Vance. He will re-
main permanently.
Mrs. Mary e. Thomas was called
to Searsboro yesterday by the illness
of her little grand daughter Ruth, a
child of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Darland,
who is Ill of pneumonia.
w. T. Means and wife, of Maxwell,
were inithe city to-day guests at the
w. r. Gilmore home on South D
street. The lady went to Keokuk
this afternoon and Mr.. Means re-
turnedihome.
Will Sewers, who was called to
Washington by the accident to Mrs.
Abraham, who was q sister of his
wife, spent. Friday in the city with
relatives and friends. He returned
to his home in Omaha last evening.
Mrs. w. r. Thompson returned to
her home in Eldon this morning
after visit since Christmas at the
home other son, r. W. Thompson,
whose childrn have been Ill with the
whooping cough but are now recov-
ering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Spencer re-
t1rned to their home in Spencer
Station, Ohio, this morning by way
of Mansfield where they will visit.
They have been guests at the homes
of the gentleman's brothers, A. P.
and II. L. Spencer, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hope, of Abba,
were in town yesterday enroute home
from What Cheer. They have been
for the past few weeks with the
gentleman mother, Mrs. Henry
Hope, who lived eight miles north
west OF What Cheer. The lady had
been i'll for some time and died Mon
day, the 25th of January. She was
buried Wednesday in the Shelley
cemetery near Union Mills.
Grinmell Gazette: Presiding Elder
Willis, in changing cars at Monte
yuma Junction, slipped on the Ice