The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-03-03

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Verver have leased the first and
second stories and part OF the base
ment OF the /. o. o. r. Temple for a
period of ten years. This means that
they expect their business here to
grow and be permanent.
< Abba Republican: Trainmaster F..
w. Snyder of the Iowa Central rail-
road, transacted business In Abba
! Tuesday of last week, and called on
| George Alexander, who is still con-
fined to his home by injuries to his
back received in an Iowa Central
wreck.
A telegram received from j. F.
Mcneil who is at Marshalltown by
the side of George Martin, who -wss
recently operated upon for sppendi-
citis, brings encouraging report of
the young mans condition. He is
resting well and ngssatisfactory
progress.
Keokuk County News: Miss Mary
Phelps, we'll known in Sigourney,
and teacher in the Oskaloosa
schools has been very sick with
pneum onis for the past two weeks
and at one time it was thought she
could not recover. We are pleased
to know that she lie out of danger.
Concerning young lady well
known in Oskalooss .theIMontezuma
Republican says: Edith May Boyd
son, OF Des Moines, was married in
New York City, Sunday, February
IA, to w. A. Matteson, of Richmond,
Va. We are told that Mr.. Matteson
is the manager of a fine hotel in
Richmond, at salary of two hundred
dollars per month. This may come
as surprise to the many friends of
Miss Boydson in this city, but they
will not be slow in extending con-
gratulations.
j.. Sellers went east this morning.
DIR. G. w. Wbitehill was business
caller in Des Moines yesterday.
w. II. Witt, OF Marshalltown, has
arrived to visit Miss Mary Martin.
Edgar Vreeland was an east bound
Iowa Central passenger this morning.
Chas. Cowan has accepted a posi-
ton with the ]. B. MoCurdy furniture
house.
Miss Edith Frost went to Lacey
yeste rday for few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. Charles Underwood, OF OF
tumwa, was in town yesterday en-
route to Marshalltown.
Miss Sadie Moore went to!Sigour-
ney last night to visit her sister, Mrs.
o. Hale until Wednesday.
The family of Robert Smith went
to New Sharoe yesterday to join that
gentleman in residence there.
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hrs. Emma Button was in the city
JObbSAAAy A0OhAhlhS w hOL LULU Al
Gilman after visit in Keokuk,
Q, Blood and wife, of New Sharon,
we're in town yesterday enroute
home after visit in Lost Creek.
Miss Margaret Stanton returned to
her school duties in SigourDey last
night after spending Sunday at home.
Mrs. J. M. Collins went 10 New
Sharon yesterday to care for her
father, Hugh Smith, who is still very
i'll.
Miss Mildred Fox returned to her
home ia New Sharon yesterday after
a few days visit with friends In the
city.
James Stevenson, member of the
Nah aska board OF supervisors Is
home from a Des Moines business
trip.
Mrs. T. w. Hyde, who has been
suffering from acute rheumatie
trouble, is reported much better
today.
N. Burris and wife have returned
from a few weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. P. Matthews, near
Buxton.
Mrs. Fl. e. Pembertcn and child
rem returned home to Wright, after
visit with the lady's mother, Mrs.
8. E. Wing.
NJ iss Wayne Slocum returned to
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