The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-03-24

Pertinent Paragraphs Pcrtraying
Popular People.

Mrs. Harry Coke, OF Pella. was AM
over Sunday visitor In the city.
R. A. Patterson, OF Ollie, was a
Sunday guest Of the Hotel Lacey.
Miss.Floy McCready was an over
Sundayi guest Of relatives ii OF
tumwa.
Squire Chas. Stanley is confined
to his homel with Tan attack OF la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Walling spent
Sunday at the .Ohas. Pierce home in
ottumwa.
Virgil Williams was Chicago pas
senger last evening over the Burllng-
ton Route.
q. w. shockley was an over-sun-
day guest at the Rominger home in
Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. McElroy are in
What Cheer visiting Mrs. McEIroy's
mother, Mrs. Reid.
MissgAllie Dow is home from What
Cheer where she has been visiting
her friend, Mrs. Ed Lally.
R. DolIard, Of What Cheer, visited
in the city over Sunday and was car
ing for business affairs today.
Miss Inez Fisher, of Marshalltown,
is in the city for few days visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Phillips.
Hiram Gosnell, OF New Sharon, was
in the city to-day caring for business
affairs and calling among friends.
Miss Patience Howard, OF Des
Moines, is in the city for few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Lon Church.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wray, Of
Nevada, we're in the city over Sun.
day called by the death of Chss.
Leighton.
Missl Sterrett went to Abba
Saturday evening to be the guest OF
her friend, Miss Fannie Doner, for q
few days.
Miss Carrie Daley, who has been
visiting az the home of her brother,
Carl, has returned to her home in
Des Moines.
Louis Pemberton went to Ottumwa
Saturday afternoon to care for BUSH
ness affairs and to be entertained a
few days by friends.
Officer John ". Miller is home
from Des Moines where he was sub
pened to testify in the Joe-Belle
Johnson divorce suit COW pending
in the Polk county courts.
Mrs. FL. @. Homer, who has been
ia Waterloo where she was sum-
moned by the severe illness OF her
mother, Mrs. w. "A. Wilson, has
returned to her home in this city,
DIR. CathelI, Rector of st. Pauls
Episcopal church. of Des Moines,
and the largest parish in the Diecese
of Iowa, will be in the city Thursday
to deliver a lecture IN the Episcopal
church, this city.
Miss Ida Medefesser, who has been
in the city during the past several
weeks visiting among friends and
relatives in the city and the county
departedlSatnrday evening for her
home in Los Angeles, California.
Concerning former we'll known
Mahaska county farmer the Ringsted,
Iowa Dispatch says: o, N. Young
departed for Winnipeg, Manitoba, on
business trip and expects to be abb
sent couple of weeks. Mr.. Young
owns fine farm near above place
and has fine investment.
MarshalItown Times-Republican:
Editor George 81. Althouse, of the
Ackley World, was in the city Friday
evening, on his way home from Os-
kaloosa, where he had bsen to look
after business matters. He ia con-
templating the purchase Of an inter-
est in the Oskaloosa Times-Journal.
WITS. LOUIS EdEnlu anu 0duE ubOEs
Miss Eda Martinstein, who have been
in the city and at the Robert Wilson
home near Evans, since the holidays,
departed Saturday evening via the
Burlington enroute to their home in
Springfield, Mo. The ladies came to
the home for holiday visit but were
detained by the illness and death of
Mrs. Wilson, mother of Mrs. Parnin.
An effort is being made to have DR..
B. F. TrueblooG formerly president
OF Penn College, and now Secretary
of the American Peace Society with
headquarters in Boston, to deliver a
free public lecture in osksloosa on
the evening Vt April IL. He is COM
ing to Iowa TO lecture at Ames on
the 9th and 10th, and friends here
are endeavoring to have him stop in
OskaIoosa. III he comes he will like
ly talk of arbitration aud the Russo
Japanese war.