The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-03-10
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.


Sunday with his little daughter Lois.
Rose zimbley departed via the
Burlington Saturday evening for New
York city,
Mr.. and Mrs j II Fisher, OF New
Sharon, spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Al. Mooney OF Mar
shalltown, were in town Saturday
enroute to Eddyville.
L. +. Ellendorf was a Burlington
passenger Sunday evening enroute
to Chicago on q business trip.
Mrs. Margaret Baker returned this
morning from pleasant visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Margie Rominger.
Clarence Mcmillan and family went
to visit his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Leplcy, near Giffo I'd
on Saturday.
Miss Grace Boyd returned to her
home In Lacey Saturday. after q
short stay In the city on business
and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bipes went to
Eddyvills this morning to remain
until tomorrow, guests in the e.
Watkins home.
Mrs. j. ID. Bolton, of Delta, spent
Sunday ~ the parental James Wake
home lii Beacon and returned home
through this city.
Mrs. II. l.. Smith, living near this
city, went to Montezuma Saturday
for visit at the parental w. IA.
Gutenberg home.
Mrs. Rnth Hendrixon returned to
her home In Ottnmwa this morning,
after a visit since Friday with her
uncle, w. r. Walker.
F. D. Boyer is in Chicago and
enroute to New York and eastern
clothing markets making purchases
for his clothing store.
Mrs. ]. ID, Thomas, who has been
in the city the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. John Dow, on North B street,
returned to her home in Buxton
Saturday.
Mrs. a. e. Hurt and son, Huber,
who is Professor in the High school
Ii Oshkosh, Wisconsin, are in the
lily guests at the Mrs. Emma q.
5noith home,
s O. Keeney and sons, Hayden
ind Eugene, returned TO their home
n Dss Moines this morning, after al
yisit with the gentlenBan's brother,
George B. Eeeney.
Mrs. AL Jordan and father, E.
Oogaa, went to Mercer, Missouri,
his morning, called by the serions
llness of tho gentlemar's brother,
Tamee knight. who Is well known in
his vicinity, having lived Tor forty |
Years in and about Eddyville. Abous
years ago he went south.
Searsboro correspondence in Mont |
emma Republican: Perry Mazon is |
and papering his store
building vacsSsa by I. J. Bsals pew
ous 10 the occupancy by Mr..
sws of Oskaloosa with his drug
stock, Mr.. Mssthews was here last
Saturday and unloadsd his goods
and expects 70 begin business about
he middle Of this week,
Delta Enterprise: Two good men
we're born February ~. One was
George Washington, the father OF
ais country, and the other was
George Washington Stout, of Rose
Hill Last Monday the latter named
gentleman was "a years old and
number OF his children and grand
children met at his home to celebrate
the event. Among those present
we're George Stout and family, of
David CASTOR, @. M.
Stout and Mrs. Ollie Dickson, of
Rose Hill, and Will Stout and daugh-
ter, Miss Amy, OF Delta.
(From Tuesdays Daily
s. Klinker, of Montezuma, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. j. G. Moston, OF Thornburg,
spent Sunday with Miss Blanche
Sheriff
Mrs. e. Evans, of New Sharon,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Carver.
Mrs. ". A. Rayburn went to Bose
Hill last night for weeke' visit with
her mother, Mrs. mary Dillon.
Miss Nettie Overtnrf returned home
last night, after q weeks visit In
Knoxville with Miss Beulah Gamble.
Miss Eda Thompson, who for some
time has made her home in this city,
returned to her home in Lacey last
night,
Mrs. 8. Mick, Of Pella, was in town
today, returning home after q visit
with his sister, MRS, y. Andrae, in
New Sharon.
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