The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-14
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q. nal MENTION.
Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
from Saturdays Daily.)

yesterday and went to Lynnville.
Mrs. f. M. Cooper, of Searsboro,
spent yesterday in town with Mrs.
A.. r. Bell.
Il. Q. Imam went to Knoxville
this morning for a short visit with
his brother, Lee.
Or. ]. III. Teter went to Unionville
this morning for a short visit with
his brother, g. B. Teter.
MRS. P. Mansfield went to Beacon
this morning to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown.
4 Mrs. Frank Montgomery went to
Rose Hill last night for visit with
her mother, Mrs. I. Arnold.
Miss Alice Kramer, teacher in the
Beat on primary school, spent last
night with Miss Georgia Weitzel.
John Schippers, of Des Moines,
was In town yesterday and went to
Lacey for short visit with his
brother VIII.
Ed Meeker, OF New Sharon, was
In town yesterday and went last night
to Portland, Oregon, on two weeks
( business trip.
II. a. Baughman, of Washington,
an old timel oskaloosa boy, is here
for visit at the parental A. j.
Baughman home.
Mrs. G. r. Kemmerick, of Beatrice,
Nebr., is in the city to be the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Hattie Palmer,
for few weeks visit,
Mrs. M. E. Leighton came down
from Grinnell Thursday and visited
until yesterday at the maternal Mrs.
Harriet Leighton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Tolman, of FL
dora, are guests of their daughter,
Mrs, j. w. Porter. They expect to
remain for several weeks.
Miss Stella Malone returned to her
school at Delta this morning, after
spending her vacation with her
mother ,iMrs. E. e. Malone.
DIR. Harry Rogers returned to his
studies in the Chicago Veterinary
Jollege last night, after spending
aristmRs vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansel re-
,un srned to their homAhi wfs1ssss Hill
a ncraan@saktarax "A visit
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Charles Pierce and wife, of OF
mwa, arrived this afternoon to
sit the wi els relatives in this city.
Mrs. e. Vallandingham, of Rose
I'LL, spentl yesterday in the city, a
:uest Of Mrs. EllenIsharp. She was
returning from aIvisit in Abba.
L. w. McBurney, of Iowa Falls,
who forithe past few days has been
visiting atgthe g. w. Barclay home,
went to New Sharon yesterday.
Mrs. r. g.. Eckerman went to
Washington this morning for a visit
With her mother, Mrs, ]. @. Moot
hart, who was returning home from
visit with her.
Mrs. A. Cartwright returned to her
\ home in What Cheer this morning,
after visit with her mother, Mrs.
F. J. Roop, and her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Cleveland.
Mrs. John III. Ramsay returned
acme last night from six months
stay In Denver for the benefit of her
health. Her friends will be pleased
to know that she is some better.
Mrs.A. FIN. Hambleton and daugh-
ter, Miss Alma, went to Des Moines
this morning to remain for a week
with representative Hambleton, who
wentto the capital city Wednesday.
Miss EdithiHoltman, accompanied
BY her sister-in-law, Mrs. r. G..
hoffman land son, went to Des
oines this morning. Miss Edith's
10 is some better, but not improv-
3 as rapidlylas had been hoped.
Mrs. M. M. Dickson and nephew,
.rI Moore, of Rose Hill, were in
wn this morning and went to
gona to meet the young mans
other, Mrs. Sudie Moore, who is
burning from visit in Medford,
)regou.
Mrs. w. H. Evans has been enter
lining her sisters for the past few
aye. Mrs.. dennis Samuels returned
her home inlNew Sharon yesterday
ssernoon. Mrs. Thomas Cavern, of
sescott, win remain for few days
ger visit.
6rs. 8. J. Stringfellow and son,
Ugh and Mrs. o. o. Stringfellow
"a daughter,l Hazel, went to Rose
4 this morning to spend the day
the parental J.. Fl. Stringfellow
ne. MisssLeah stringfellow, who
been their guest returned with
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