The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-21
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
(FrOm Mondays Dailg.)

OAe MA0O
this morning.
billy Mcoabe. of Des Moines,
spent Sunday at home.
o. j.. Anderson, OF Marshaltown,
was in town this morning and went
to Ottumwa.
Mrs. g. e. Overturf spent the dag
In Des Moines with her sister, Mrs.
j. r. De Yaney.
w. r. Lacey Was in Marshalltown
for a Sunday visit 81 the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Emmett Beeson.
Miss Grace Cogswell went to OF
tumwa this morning to visit her
grandmoth er, Mrs. NJ. Cavanaugh.
Mrs. N. p. Harrington returned to
her home in Buxton this morning
after a visit at the parental Mrs. l..
K. Myers home.
Miss Phoebe Johnson returned to
her home in Muscatine this morning
after q visit with Miss Carrie Powell
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Grimes went to
What Cheer this morning to care for
the lady's sister, Miss Lizzie Reid,
who is seriously Ill of pneumonia.
Mrs. r. Broadwell and her small
nieces, Misses Margaret and Ruth CAL
lahan, OF the Lacey Hotel, went to
Omaha this morning to spend a few
days.
Mrs. Lena S~wearingen and son
Wayne went 20 Keota this morning
called by the serious illness from
pneumonia of the lady's niece, Hazel
Hagist.
Mrs. j, E. Hyatt returned Saturday
night from Omaha where she has
spent the past few months. She is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
NJ. W. Cadwallader.
MIR. and Mrs Gaass, who have been
In the city Visiting at the o. e.
Barnard home on North B street,
returned to their home in New
sharon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. o. BrIngman, of Ills High
avenue west, is very seriously Ill.
The street cars going west on High
avenRe do not pass her home today
two blocks from rae end OF
line.
Mrs. Mary Sewers, of Des Moines,
Tho has been spending the pat
seVersre ss in the Gig the guest a
relatiY esand friends, and caring for
business interests, returned to her
home Monday afternoon.
J,W. johnson, of the Bussey Press,
was ia Oskaloosa. Mr.. johnson says
his whole neighborhood ia looking
forward with pleasure to the time
when they can board an inter urban
cal and sail into Oskaloosa in half an
hour.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Engel, of
Omaha, are the latest additions to
Oskaloosa's growing population. Mr..
Engel comes to take charge of the
new meat market department in
Harris Brothers. store. For a number
OF years he has had charge of one OF
the finest shops in Omaha and is an
expert at the business. The family
is ocated at 215 North Market street
and will find a royal welcome in the
best town in the west
Hamilton Correspondence: w. j.
Law. formerly in charge of the Coal
Company office at Hooking has been
chosen to the same work In the Nam
mouth, Vein Coal 90 at Hamilton,
and has accepted. Himselfi and
family are already here and and he
at work. He has decided to store
his household goods for the time be-
ing for there are no houses to be had.
MI. Law is a capable, genial fellow,
whose care and thorough work guar
antees good results for his employers.
He is not one of those people whose
main business when working for
Others is to simply draw his salary.
There is social Importance about
their coming for Mrs. Law is a lady
Of cultured literary taste and does
not put her light under a bushel.
Miss AdelIa Miller spent Sunday at
her home in Taintor.
Mrs. Bert Speck has gone to
Msrtinsburg and Hedrick for a two
weeks visit.
MRS. w. Van Corp, otNew Sharon,
was in town yesterday enroute home
after a visit in Pella.
Mesdames e. B. Macy and O. o.
Macy, Of Lynnville, were in town
yesterday on business.
Mrs. o. Mallory and her brother,
@. Kesselring, have gone to VOORHEES,,
to visit Mrs. Grace Elliott.
Mrs. Harry Bowen went to Grinnen
and Newton yesterday afternoon fol
afew days visit with friends.
Mrs. ii. j. Vail, OF the Star and