The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-09-29
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pertinent Paragraphs RoR-
sraying Popular People.
[From Tuesday's Daily.l

(From Tuesdays Daily0
Mrs. Minerva Osborn, OF New Shar-
~, was in the city on a shopping tour
yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Atkinson,of New Sharon,
ras in the city on a shopping tour
yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Norman went TO New
sharon yesterday for a two weeks
xssit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joe Reynolds went to Evans
mis- morning to spend the day with
ser sister, Mrs. Eliza McMarian.
Lynnyille Star: Bert Howertc aaa
amily have moved to oska.ocsa AMI
Mr. and Mrs. Care. slceaD7 i.sr
souse.
A. Frankel, of Des .aea. was u
the city today visitir5 among friends
md looking after property interests
lere.
Miss Nellie Mcdonald, of Grinnell,
rho has been visiting her aunt, Mrs,
81. c. Boggie, returned home yester,
fay.
Mrs. x. Gregory, Of Keota, who was
usiting her daughter at Veo, was in
sia city last evening en- route to her
asme.
Miss Ella Welch, Of Marshalltown,
arrived yesterday for visit with her
riends, Grace Barnhill and Mabel
1ewhirst.
w. X. Wagoman and wife, Of Lynn
vile, who have been to Pella visiting
rifeir daughter, were in the city yes
serday en- route to their home.
Miss Mary Smith, of Grinnell, was
al the city yesterday en- route from
genterville, where she had been visit
ing. Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Stoddard.
Mrs. A. p. Heaeock. Of st. Joseph,
NO.. who has been visiting her moth
sr, Mrs r. Coulson, and other rela-
ayes.. returned home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Swanson, Of
Mitchell, Nebraska, who have been
Yisiting with the Falberg family, re-
burned to their home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Wallace, of
GrirneII. who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald,
Tor two weeks, returned home yester-
day
Mrs. w. 7. Wetnerell and children,
Master Milton and Miss Helen, went
70 New Sharon yesterday to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. J. r. Jackson. who
Is ilr
Mrs. B. Brown, 0f Chicago, who has
oeen visiting her. tor, Mrs. Belle
Harris. Of Much LeHas id the
Wy dfr %crHfirif FiczSzk sHr :
home
Mr. and Mrs Rec -muel, of Hite-
man, who have been attending the
Welsh Congregational yearly meeting
at Givin and visiting in Pekay, were
N the city this morning EN- route to-
their home.
Mrs. Hannah Roberts, of Hiteman,
who has been attending the Welsh
Congregational yearly meeting at Civ
IN and visiting in the city with the
Rev. Lloyd Williams family, returned
home this morning.
ID. d. Davis, of Columbus Junction,
who has been attending the Welsh
congregational yearly meeting and
visiting his som at Givin, arrived in
the city this morning for visit with
his friend, Rev. Lloyd Williams,
Mrs. S. j. Phillips, of Beacon, was
m the city yesterday, accompanying
her, daagnter, Mrs. G. R. Reay and
caIdren. of Okey, MINI, this far on
their homeward journey, after an en-
joyable visit at her old home. Mrs.
Phillips returned home this morning
Homer Charles formerly of this city,
but now of Kenosha, Wis, arrived
home Saturday evening over the G. &
n w, after years absence. Mr..
Charles holds a position in the Chi
sago-Kenosha Hosiery factory (BIack
Cat brandt He says it is good
place to work, but if you want to get
TAT you mad better stay in Iowa
The Monmouth Qll) Daily Atlas Of
Saturday says Sam Baldauf, mer-
chant Of Oskaloosa, Ia, was visitor
here yesterday, the guest of his neph-
ew Fred Romer He was on his way
home from an extended trip east. He
made visit to the manufacturing
plants here and was highly pleased
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