The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-09
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
fFrom Friday's paily.l


morning on business.
r. III. Frew, travelling auditor of the
Rock Island, was in town today.
Clarence Ron left yesterday over
the Rock Island for Salt Lake City.
b. Eagle went to Beaver Dam, Wis
consin. this morning over the Rock
Island.
Miss Jennie Lamar left today for
Glenwood, Iowa, for visit with her
sister.
Mrs. M. Al. Jones, of Valley juno
ton. was in town yesterday, moving
to Washington.
Mrs. S. Wigner went to Sigourney
this morning to visit her daughter
Mrs. Ross Poke.
Miss Clara Morrison,of Montezuma,
arrived this morning for visit at the
G. w. Cassidy home.
Misses Eva and Lillian Holmes
went to Peoria, H., this morning to
visit Miss Winifred Hack.
Robert Barker and family, of What
Cheer. were in town this morning re-
turning from Des Moines.
Miss Mary Wolcott is spending q
part Of her vacation at the James Al
len home in Union township.
Lee Kalbach is home to spend mis-
vacation from his duties in the Blees
military academy at Macon, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van Westenberg, Of
Pella, spent last night in the city ana
went to Muscatine this morning.
Dr. G. McKinnis, of Ollie, was in
town today, returning home from a
visit of six weeks in Los Angeles.
VIM Kellering returned to his work
in Keokuk this morning after visit
at the parental John Kellering home
Misses Minnie and Jennie Morri-
son spent the day in Beacon at the
home of their brother, H. H.Morrison.
Miss Annie and Master George Sci
bert went to Beacon this morning to
visit their grandmother, Mrs. C. c..
Seibert.
Mrs. George Bottorff, of Hedrick,
was in town yesterday en- route to
Delta to visit her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Whistler. ,sg7 ,~rs
Delta Press: Will Goyer is in oska-
loosa attending claim he has there.
His wife and children will go there
in the fall. -,e,r-
Mrs. Bert Wells wept-to Jefferson
CITY, NO. Hfcaday --i6orning to join
her husband in permanent residence
in that place.
w. Esgen departed today for Beav.
er Dam, Wisconsin, to be a guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Silas Mcclure for
a few days visit.
Prof. z. B. Warman and wife re.
turned home from Los Angeles yes
terday and will be in Oskaloosa dur
ing the summer, = aar71,y-~
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Mcneil and
Mrs. Mabel Martin departed for st.
Louis yesterday to spend a week or
ten days at the Fair.
Mrs. w. w. Brown and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Bessie, went to Rose
Hill this morning to visit the lady's
sister, Mrs. ]. Saryis.
DR.. ]. c. w. Coke went to Washing
ton this morning to remain over Sun.
day in the interests of superannuated
Methodist ministers.
Mrs. e. G. Smith and Mrs. Douglas
Fleming returned to their homes in
Des Moines this morning after visit
at the viii Kalbach home.
Mrs. James Barton, of What Cheer.
was in town today, the guest of Miss
Maud Rose. She was returning
home from visit in Des Mofnes.
Captain Chas. Stanley is reported
quite weak today and not SO well as
yesterday His condition is causing
friends and relatives much concern.
last night to visit until TO-DAY at the
Albert Stout home. She went to
Ames today with the party from that
place.
Ira Kent went to Sigourney this
morning to assist in the arrangement
for an excursion to be run into this
city to attend the performance of the
Messiah.
Mrs. Eloise Darner, of Des Moines.
is in the city for couple Of weeks
visit among friends and acquaint.
ances. She is the guest of her cous.
in. Mrs. d. s. Stewart
Misses Edna Sterrett, Berenice
Baer and Louise Lindner went to OF.
tumwa this morning to be guests in
a house party given by Miss Naomi
Hayes and to attend the senior class