The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-21
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Bert Hanna, formerly collector for
THE HERALD has returned to his old
place with the paper. Bert went to
Ames college to enter upon course
OF work. He found that to get the
work he wanted that some prepar-
atory study was necessary. He could
do this work at home as well as at
the school and hence he returns his
former. position. Elmer Barrows, who
has been doing the work temporarily
returns to his desk In the business
office.
Dew. J. M. Henderson, of GerIin,
Illinois, filed the U. p. pulpit Sum
day.
Misses Hazel and Ruth Holloway
spent Sunday at the Oliver Ken
worthy home near Stark.
Mrs. Lon Smithhart and John Orr
visite in the home OF Mrs. Ed Gull
lick in Kirkville yesterday.
Jack McMillen, of Lincoln, Neb.,
came to the city yesterday and will
assist in the Central book store.
T. A. MELVILLE, ofRBattle Creek,
Michigan, have returned home after
a short visit with his sister, Mrs. r.
j. Keefer.
Miss Josephine Vanderkolk, of
Otley, who has been the guest of
Mrs. M. Bosworth went to Beacon
vest Q lctI.
Mrs. E. F, Henderson returned to
her home in Fremont Monday after
visit with her sons, ". K. and Walter
Henderson.
Miss Hazel Allen arrived Monday
morni ing to visit until Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. j. w. Hunt. From here
she will go to Keota.
j. Y. Campbell received aYmessage
from Davenport last night saying his
mother had died and he tleft this
morn ing to be in attendance at the
funeral.
| 8. O. Parrick, of the Traction,
Ligh t Go, and his wife have gone to
Council Bluffs to be thesguasts for
ten days of the gentleman ssbrother,
w. A. Parrick.
Mrs. j. M. Moore, formerly of
Deadwood, South Dakota, but now
of Omaha, returned to the latter city
yesterday after visit at the home
of her mott'sr, Mrs. 8. J. Morse
R. E.rWilson, who is, employed at
the Durfey mine, spent Sunday at
bis'sarm near this city. His friend,
James Pringie, of What Cheer, who
lie also working at Durfey's, accom-
panied him.
B. F, Brown went to >Des Moines
yesterday to attend a meeting of the
stock holders of the Baker City
Rapid Transit Co. and the White
Swan, Niagara, High Point and
Elder Greek Mining with Letson
Balliett. ...
Mrs. Margaret Clarke, of DeR
Moines, was in the city yesterday
and went to Washington to visit Mrs
10. A. Wilson and meet her brother,
Major Birlshimer, who. is enroute
from his home In San Francisco to
Washington, d. O. rG '
Keota Eagle: viii Hunter was
here from Friday until Monday even
fling having come up to 0skaloosa on
business and then on down here
while he had good opportunity.
He operates general store at Union.
vile and is doing we'll.
Il Knoxville Journal: Alexander
Gelderblom, of Burlington, Missouri,
was in town Monday on some bust.
ness with his guardian, A. B. Brobst.
He left the same evening for Ohvet,
Mahsska county, where his sister,
Mrs. John Nossaman resides.
Knoxville Journal: Miss Anna
Sullivan, of this city, who has been
teaching the second primary rom in
the Hamilton school, has been given
the principalship' of the Flagler
schools, the position formerly held
by her sister, Miss Ella recently
deceased. .......-
Mrs. DIR. Henderson sntertains
the east end whist club ct her home
this evening.
Mrs. Nellie O1ander, of Marshall
town, is In the city Visiting among
friends and acquaintanees.
B. r. Wilcox,f of South Bend,
Indiana, is in,the city visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Cad Wilson.
F. d. Cox, Of Des Moines, was in
the city yesterdayscaring for business
affairs and visiting the homes of rel.
aives.
Miss Mamie Evans has gone to
Des Molnes to be entertained at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Ell. For,
grave.