The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-02-11


millinery department this season
Miss Anderson will return to the city
the fret of the week.
N. A. Barrick, of Perry, was in town
this morning and went to Lincoln,
Illinois.
III. O. First, OF Pella, was the guest
last night of Rev. Duboc and returned
home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John swatta, OF
Beacon, were in town this morning
and went to What Cheer to visit.
Lewis Jerome, of Danville, Illinois,
was in town this morning enroute to
Buxton to visit his brother, A
Jerome.
Master Otta Rinard, of Des Moinss,
returned home this morning after
visit with his aunt, Miss l.. ASKING,
aud with friends in Searsboro.
Mrs. Chas. Young, OF Denver, Col
orado, ann daughters, Mildred and
Wilma, are guests of the parental
Mckinney home for a few weeks
visit.
John Bell Jr., of the First National
Bank in Montezuma and Fred Will
liams, cashier of the Barnes City
bauk, were In town yesterday on
business.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Lillian Tice went to Chicago
Saturday on business.
Miss Jessie Jamison is visiting
friends in Deep River.
Miss w. LarsonIwentt to Des Moines
Saturday for few days visit.
Mrs. Laura ogburn, of Ottumwa,
was an over Sunday guest at the Fred
Ogburn home.
Miss Ella Schumann went to Sigour-
ney Saturday for a visit with rela-
lives and friends.
j. G. Slemmons has completed his
work near Eveland and has returned
to his home here.
Mrs. Tom Shipp, OF Olivet, arrived
Saturday for visit at the parental
j. B. Pearson home.
Mrs. Joel Ship, of Olivet, arrived
Saturday evening for visit at the
parental Ed l.. Dow home.
Will Alexander, of Wright county,
who Is visiting relatives at White
Oak was in town Saturday.
Miss Bessie Dummond returned to
her home in Richland Saturday after
visit with Miss Stella Mackey,
Miss Olivia Stalker went to Rich
land Saturday to spend a few weeks
In visiting her uncle Aaron Stalker.
4 Spring UrSek. spent Sunday at the
ome of Mrs, Joel Burnett in Rose
fill.
Mrs. A. Clements, of Red Oak, was
q town Saturday enroute to What
,heer to visit her father, VIM, Healee,
rho is very i'll.
Miss Martha Hoskins returned to
Ter home in Waukee by way of Des
1oines Saturday morning after a
leasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
}. w. George.
Sigourney News: j. W. Shirley,
I Alberta, Canada, was here yester-
ay on business for Mrs. Ruth Mer-
am, who Is a resident of that town.
lie reports Mrs Merriam we'll and
citing along fine. He used to live
! Oskaloosa. I
Leigh Hunt, at one time supetin-
sndent OF the East Des Moines
chools, and afterwards president of I
le Iowa Agricultural college, is
esdiug great enterprise for the {
evelopment of agricultural lands in I
le Sudan, especially for the cultiva-
on of cotton.
Newton Record: Mrs. M. F. Haynes b
Oskaloosa is spending a few weeks Il
Newton with her son and daughter, a
d Haynes and Mrs. Mark Norman.
RS. Haynes was resident OF New q
N about 35 years ago, her husband,
10 late. Rev. John Haynes, being at
at time pastor of the NJ. e. church .
,re.
DR.. B. F. RedmaD, of this city, will Y
ad a paper entitled Porcelain
eth crowns" before the final BUSH ID
'ss meeting and first clinic Of o
g recently temporarily organized
'utheastern Iowa Dental society, D
nich will be held in Ottumwa We'd n
'sday and Thursday, February IL
ID Is. =,
Concerning graduate at Penn j
'llege and former partner at Delta
Q Marengo Republican says. Rev. !.
ed B. Tucker came Ia yesterday Z
: a friendly chat, and among other 1,
Ings he remarked upon the fatal
neral ID which by most people is :,
pposed to mean nothing but the
'rHt that flesh Is heir TO. "Yester- y
~ said Mr.. Tucker, II married ~
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