The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-21

Mrs Hugh Thorpe and son Merlin
returned to their home In Kellogg
yesterday afternoon after visit with
Mrs. T. w. Ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Hammond, who
were called here by the death of Col.
Hammond returned to their home In
Chicago yesterday afternoon
Mrs. George Conner is entertaining
her brother WIN Smith, of Keithsbug,
and her sister, Mrs. George Nuser
aud her husband OF New Sharon, for
the week.
VIM. Hendrix, of Let's, was In
town yesterday returning home from
Perry where he had been to visit his
brother Charles, who is slightly inn
proved from serious Illness.
Dwight Jarvis, of Penn '05, was In
town yesterday going to his home in
Rose Hill to spend<his FIVE days. vaca-
ton from his studies in the medical
department in the State University.
He belongs to class '06.
Newton News: r. A. Nicholson Of
the News, whose return from the
west Saturday evening was noted
Monday, left again last evening for
Norton, Kansas, having received q
telegram advising him Of the very
serious condition of his brother, j.
w. Nicholson, and asking him to
come at once. He left his brother
slightly improved the last of the week
and the sad news of yesterday was
quite unexpected and disheartening.
Washington Gazette: Conductor
Warren has worked for the railroads
since 1866, or forty-eight years. He
has been on train service forty-six
years. He is very careful, and always
looks out for the company's interests.
he never wastes even a card belong.
ing to the company. He will soon be
seventy, but he seems to be as eff
cient as ever. If the Rock Island
has a good and faithful servant it ia
Conductor Warren. He is deserving
of pension.
j. q. Sellers and Jerrel Carver
went to Rose Hill on business this
morning.
Dana Crissey returned yesterday
afternoon from two months trip in
New York.
Mrs. D. W. Gable went to Rose Hill
this morning to visit at the Frank
Gable home.
Miss Lizzie Holgan, Of Bonaparte,
arrived last night for visit with
Mrs. George Oswandle.
Mrs. M. ]. Bell returned to her
home In Delta this morning after a
short business trip to this city.
Mesdaf1es win Robinson and
George Robinson returned nome this
morning from a short visit in Olivet.
Miss Msude Eyler, of What Cheer,
this morning after a
business visit since yesterday in this
city.
Rev. d. r. Martin Eand wife, of
Killduff, passed through the city this
morning enroute home after a visit
in Oklahoma.
Mrs. G. 8. Watson returned to her
home in Kansas City this morning
after a visit at the parental o. L.
Staten home.
Rev. D. G. Smith and wife, ofPella,
were in town this morning returning
home from visit since Monday in
Abba and Ottumwa.
Miss Mile Wilson and niece and
nephew, Daisy and Earl Doty, went
to Arispe this morning to visit the
lady's father, E. F. Wilson.
Miss Laura O'Conner returned to
her home inl Valley Junction this
morning after visit with her cousin,
Miss Alice Nunan, and other relatives.
w. P. Snow went to Eddyville this
morning to visit his mother, Mrs.
Mary Snow, who is i'll. The lady is
80 years old and settled in this county
in AT.
Rev. A. M. Duboc and son Ray
went to Fremont this morning. Rev.
Duboc will give his Worlds Fair
lecture there this evening in the
Baptist church.
Hon. ICyrus Beede, who has been
in the city number of weeks visit
ing at his Ihome here, has returned
to his government duties in the
Indian Territory.
Mrs. John M. Speer and daughter,
Mrs. Ellison, of Marshalltown, who
have been In the city visiting at the
Tom Maxwell home, have returned
to their home In Marehalltown.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs.
Parkhill are home from Oskaloosa.
They had been there with their
Mrs. Jesse Pulliam, who
had hean mite i'll but was imnrovinO