The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-02-25

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g lday at her home in Montezuma.
& nfrs. Dickson, OF Ottumws, spent
sdndsy with her son, o. E. Dickson.
\ Mrs. j. b. Root, OF Newton, is
!, spending few days in town on bust
Il ness
Miss OraWiley returned this morn
Ing after spending Sunday in Monte
yuma and Grinnell
1 Mrs. Morris Hirsch went toESt. Joe
yester day for few weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs, j. Marks.
Il Miss Janet Record of Glenwood, is
here for a months visit with her
friend, Mrs. John Crcokham,
4 Miss Lizzie Gilman returned to
her home in Wayland yesterday after
weeks visit at the John Loos home,
j Mrs A. f. N. Hambleton accom-
panied her husband to Des Moines
yesterday and will remain until next
week.
j. M. Cassidy returned to his work
in Wright yesterday after spending
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. F. M
Helm.
Mrs. w. w. Montgomery went to
Fremont yesterday called blythe seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. Marion Roberto.
The lady has pneumonia.
Miss Susie Ward has returned to
her home in Montgomery, West
Virginia, after two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. L s. Thomas.
Father Dollard was in the city yes
terday returning to his home in What
Cheer after making his monthly visit
to st. Patricks church in PellR.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wells, Of Bux.
ton, have been summoned to Mimi
apolis by the very seveFe.illness of the
gentleman's mother, Mrs. w. M.
Wells.
Mrs. Henrietta Levi entertained
small company of friends Sunday
evening in honor of the birthday
anniversary, of her father, Isaac
Heinsfurter.
Herman Pfeifer, who has been in
New York and other eastern markets
in company with Mr.. Frankel of Des
Moines, arrived home today after a
couple weeks of absence.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Brier went to
Brighton yesterday called by the i'll
ness of the gentleman g mother, Mrs.
Maria Brier, who was severely
injured by falling on the ice.
O. F. Fox, superintendent of the
Iowa division ofthe Postal Telegraph
with headquarters at Des Moines was
in the city yesterday comforting with
Local Manager q Rose T,Aiyss-s.ys.
! I6aa tba are how is
Mr. Fox's first visit to Oskaloosa in
an official capacity and he was very
we'll pleased with the local situation
Deep River Record: Under the
eyes of Abraham Lincoln, looking |
down from a picture on the wall,
over which was draped couple of
flags, the Rev. j. w. somerville, of
Oskaloosa, addressed an audience in
the M. E. church last Friday evening
on the Life and Character of Lin
coln," the meeting being arranged
in honor of the 95th birthday OF the
nations greatest statesman and
emancipator. The address was all
that could be desired-abie, interest
ing and finished.
DR.. Mae Farmer went to Rose Hill
this morning on professional bus
mess. -...
J. A. Lucy, Iowa Central agent IL
home from q business trip to Mime
spolis.
+ Miss Lillian Hughes is visiting in
Ottum ws, guest OF Miss Jeanette
Brown.
Miss George Weitzel, ticket agent
at the Rock leland, spent Sunday in
Washington.
Homer and Lloyd Harris. who are
in the law school at Iowa City were
over Sunday visitors at their home
In this city.
Harry Coveny has returned to this
city after visit with his family in
Clinton and q business trip to his
home in Eldora.
w. E White, manager otthe Allan
son news and refreshment business,
spent Sunday with the w F. Springer
family at Albert Lee.
j. G. McRae, of California, who
has been in the city visiting at the
home of his son, Roy McRae, de-
parted last evening for jackson,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. w. Thompson
went to Floris this morning to visit
the gentleman's sister, Mrs. George
Earnart in Eldon before returning
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