The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs POrnaying
Popular People.

1t1AtcnhSAus SPeus SuhuHy al Luuy'
vile.
a Q. Rosecrans Is lying seriously
~ az the home Of his daughter, Mrs
Richard Burke.
Charles e. Graded went to Des
Mofnes this morning on business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. j. F. McNeill is in Springfield,
III, called by the illness of her
1aother, Mrs. Hibbs.
Miss May Lafayette went to Des
@1oines this morning to visit Mrs.
Elijah eth Thompson.
Miss Elsie Crosier, of Wright, spent
Sunday with her sister, Miss
Kathe rine, In this city.
~. B. Fleming, of Des Moines, is in
Che city to care for business affairs
and TO call among friends.
Harry Scoles, of Parkershurg, is in
the city caring for business affairs
and calling among many friends.
r. J. Baker went to Monroe this
enorning. This week he has shipped
400 head Of horses and mules to st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. LEIGH, of
4 Clarence, Missouri, were in town
CHS morning and went to What
Cheer.
Miss Lillian Kennedy returned to
her home in Buxton this morning
after visit at the Robert Kissick
home.
Miss Martha Erickson returned to
her home in Chicago last night after
q four months visit at the home of
her 81 ster, Mrs. JamesIM Morris.
Harry Baker and soni Charles, of
Des Moines, returned home this
morning after visit since Saturday
at the home OF the gentleman 'ssister,
Mrs. o. e. Brrnard.
Mrs. M. M. Walton has received
word OF the death of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Noble of asthma at her
alome in Claysville, Pa, Friends here
Will extend sympathy.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson returned to
her home in Washington this morn
Ing after visit at the home of her
son, s. w. Wilson. She win visit in
West Chester enroute home.
Mics susja PATTERSON, who has been
in the city during the past several
weeks visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Belle Harris, departed
this morning for her home in Sioux
City.
No word was received in the city
yesterday or today relative to the
condition of Miss Blanche Turner,
who is lying in very precarious con
et1ition in a Chicago hospital following
a gnrgical operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Young re.
ceived word this morning of the
death Of Mrs. R.J Ogilville at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Croft, in
Denver Saturday, January .16, after
! IN Illness of three or four months.
Chas. d. Marckres of the Burnside
Lumber company, went to Mime
apolis last evening to be in attend
ance at the meeting of the North
WBat Lumber Dealers association
Ralph Burnside is also In attendance
having gone couple of days in ad.
vance to attend to the business of
certain committees of,which he was
made member.
Marehalltown Times--Republican:
Trainmaster F. NJ. Snyder, of oska-
1oosa, was in the city today to exam
inc, new engineers, recently employed
by the company. Two took the exam
anation. When seen regarding the
appo intment of new trainmaster
Cor the eastern divisions, Mr.. Snyder
@aid the appointment was most
agreeable enc TO him, as 1t relieved
min of much work and gave him an
opportunity to watch things much
more closely on bis portion Of the
Zine.
a Beckman spent the day in White
Oak on business.
q ". Garner spent Sunday at his
home 10 Ottumwa. a
s'Billy McCabe, of Des Moines,
spent Sunday at home.
Z D Potter arrived home Saturday
from a pleasant Chicago visit.
Miss NsttIe Frost, who Is teaching
at EInA Grove, spent Sunday at home.
Guy woodin went to Chicago this
unorning on q ten days business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Riley spent Sum
day with relatives and friends in Des
Molnes. a. x
b. Thorsel and wife, OF Sheffield,
spent last night at the Lacey enroute
&c Keota. N pSes So 81 4
ALFRED Parker, of Ottumwa, Is q