The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-29

Steamboat Rock to spend the holi
days.
Miss Carrie Anderson, of Liberty
vile, was in the city yesterday en-
route to Marshalltown 10 spend the
holidays.
A. Mayer and daughter, Miss Orba,
of washington, were IN the city yes,
terday en- route to Chaplin co spend
the holidays.
I'D. Foster, manager Of the Nor
rell packing plant at ottumwa, YVES
thrown from his buggy and sustain
ed a broken leg.
Miss Rhodema Mendenhall, Of
Lynnville, who has been visiting in
Salem, was in the city yesterday en-
route to her home.
Mrs. w. F. Mcvey AID daughter,
Miss Helen, of New Sharon, who have
been guests at the home Of the lady's
son, Fred McVey, returned home yes
terday.
Abba Republican: T. s. Talboy
returned Tuesday from Warren
county. He expects to make a trip
to Oskaloosa and will probably 10
cate there.
DR.. Ellsworth has decided to dispose
of his business in Oskaloosa and to
locate in Thermopolis, Wyoming, with
the opening of the new year. He has
purchased property at that place.
Conductor w. H. Voorhies. of the
Central, is in Kansas City, where ne
joined Mrs. VOORHEES,, who is there
visiting relatives. His run is being
supplied by Conductor F. M. Chapman.
Rev. w. H. Frost will hold his last
service as rector of st. James Episco-
pal church on Sunday, Christmas day.
The gentleman and MS family depart
next week for their new home in the
west.
Mrs. Marc. Barr, son Fred and
daughter, Miss Wilma, are in Tilden,
Nebr., the guests of Mrs. Elda Wurz-
hacker for an owe. Holiday visit. Mr..
Barr will depart to- the place this
evening to spend Christina" with the
folks. 1t will be a sort OF a family
reunion.
Lynnville Star: Prof. d. M. Ed
wards address at the Y. M. c. A.
meeting Sunday afternoon was full
of tender, nourishing meat, sweet
and juicy. 1t was intently listened
to by a good audience who will give
Prof. Edwars a hearty welcome as
often as he comes.
]. F. H. Taylor, of New Sharon, was
in town yesterday en- route home from
Knoxville, where he purchased Az
head of sheep and 200 fieeces Of wool,
Mr.. Taylor reports a revival of the
sheep and wool industry in this part
Of the state, and bright prospects
ahead for the business.
WI. Beans Of What Cheer was II
the city last night enroute to Nor
ton, Kans. He was accompanied By
his son Hoyt and after a Christmas
visit with his wife INT daughter al
Norton, the whole party will leave
for New Mexico, wnere they will
spend the winter for the benefit o.
Mrs. Beans health.
Newton News: j. e. Hauter wa
here over night, coming over from
Monroe last evening, where he mao
|, been helping arrange for a big r
M. q. A. meeting next week. 4
number Of college boys from Grin
nell, Oskaloosa and Pella will be il
Monroe several days next week an,
, the association will paint the tow
, red" in a spiritual way, as Mr.. Hau
ter expressed it.
Rev. Fred G. Edwards pastor tn,
3 Beacon Methodist church, was MAJ
ried at Bloomfield, Iowa, on Wed
nesday to Miss Florence. Mabel Ar
e derson, the ceremony being pei
t formed by Dean Pfersoll of low
Wesleyan University. Rev. and Mr.
Edwards became acquainted Will
both wer students at Iowa Wesley
an University. Their friendship
grew and ripened into a strong an,
lasting love which at length has lei
to their mortal union.
: Fremont Gazette: Thursday wa
8 the last day Of this year on which
quail could be legally killed in thi
state, so Edgar VreeIand, Warrel
! Kalbach and r. M. Boyer of Oska
q loosa came down here early sha
' morning for the purpose Of securini
= those they had missed on their fol-
: mer visits. In company with F. E
Gordon, who had every covey with
Q in a radius of four miles of town lc
: Gated, they went to the fields an,
!. had a good days sport, bagginI
thirty quail and ten rabbits.
Miss Susie Darland went to Newton
. Saturday for a visit.
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