The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-02-25
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portrayine
Popular People.

Mrs J u Hodler, Of Union Mi
visited her SON L. Holder over us
day. 'un-
Frank Morse, OF Abba, was iF
city for an over Sunday visit ene
many friends. 1"s
Miss Lille Ryan, who hg,
reaching near New ShsroA " ooeu
Saturday in town. op9A'
Miss Kizzie Witt wen
Sharon Saturday to VA 70 Nsw
George Barclay home. iSit ~ 'ns
Mrs. Rose Barlow, of Re
10 here to attend the flseuepio' ooio ;
brother, Maben Cofinjh unerai y DOT
Miss Myrtle Ryankr'
Sharon Saturday to q Wens 70 Ne"
entail r. H. Ryan hg z Vlsi' az the par
mrs. w. M. WheI
was In town this 'aton' OF ottumWa'
horse from q visf morning ehrouUe
Mrs M. 3. tn ot in Gripneli
vnss wss IN piomas, of North En-.
nome from ! own Saturday enroute
me-, md n5Tvisit in searsbOro.
dauehter JieIrs Dan o'Hearn and
artha a 1uIiss Mary, spent Sunday
hynch home in Ackley.
nonna i M Dnley returned to her
dava vis Lacey Saturday after few
AIbert.s lit with her daughter Mrs
vas oouter.
hanagedftlge Broadwell returned to his
Die buy in Grand Island, Nebr, this
you9 ling after visit with his sister,
atis M. E. Callahan.
elveftoirs. w s. Southland and Mr.. Rice
uln went to West Chester this morn
tg called by the death Gof her moth
\ w, Mrs, M. d. story.
81 r. J. Baker went to Washington
? this m orning. He has just shipped
eaRsoad of horses and mules to Buff
falo and one to st Louis
Rev. Davies, ofthe North ottumwa
Baptist church, was in the city to-
say coming to attendllthe funeral Of
the late Mrs. III. F. McFadden.
The many friends of Harry Phin-
ney, who has been veryill with pneu-
n1onia daring the past ten days will
be pleased to learn of his better con-
diti0n.
o. e. Skidmore and daughter, Miss
RInstth, returned to their home in At
wood this morning The little girl
has been since Friday a guest of Mrs,
Jane Hutchins.
Mrs. Lena swearingen and son
Wayne went to Keota this morning
on business and to visit her mother,
Mrs. p II. Tolman, whose husband
died last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Stout, Jr.
went to Rose Hill this morning to
attend the surprise party which will
be given today for G w. Stout, ST.,
who was fortunate enough to have
birthday just the same as Georgia."
John and Robert Crawford, of
WIN nipeg Manitoba, Canada, are in
she city the guests of their uncle,
John Cruikshank. The gentlemen
are from city where fifty degrees
below zero this winter was considered
gery moderate weather.
Uhas. w. Phillips member of the
Republican state committee from the
& second district was in the city.
Charlie disclaims any politics being
connected with his visit. Simply
Zoo k advantage Of few hours lay of
10 see some friends, while on his way
70 Chicago.
Mrs. Geo. Bowen, OF LIE Grande,
WHO has been visiting in Coal Greek
spent Sunday at the Albert Cooper
ham on College avenue. Another
oveY Sunday guest in this home was
Mre. Mary Baxter, who was return
ing 10 her home in What Cheer after
spen ding the winter in California,
Mrs. liza Chew Krause had just re-
Tnrned home from trip TO Daven
port where she got word that the
bom OF her aunt, Mrs. Ella Benton,
whom she had been visiting was
burn ed to the ground. The lady sus-
saiued loss OF 81, 200 with $500 in
snrance She was operating room
ing house and the 81 roomsrs escaped
without injury.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and daughter
Leila went to Lynnville Saturday TO
5Oin Mr.. Johnson III residence on the
farm. Their son Jervis and wife who
have been living on the home place
are moving to the farm bnown as the
yervis johnson place, which belonged
aSthe grandfather of young Jervis
Miss Johnson and her two brothers
viii remain in town andiatt- nd school
Frank Janney entertained about
sWenty-fve Of his young friends Sat
uFday evening at his home on east A
al. AnoanfAr hafn~ a