The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-03-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portrayins
Popular People.
fFrom Monday,s Daily.l


Mrs. James Richmond and daugh-
.er Ethel went to Beaconlthis morn
ing to visit friends,
Mrs. A. O. Mason went to Beacon
this morning to visit at the parental
Moses Thomas home.
Mrs. j. O. Finesey addison Roy OF
Otinmwa, we're in town Saturday
enroute to Knoxville.
Mrs. M. ]. Miller, of North English,
was ia town Saturday enroute home
from trip to Des Moines,
Mrs. Mary Marco, OF Des Moines.
pent Saturday with Mrs. Bert Speck.
She was enroute to Harper.
Miss Ivy Curry returned to her
home in Atwood this morning after
visit at the DR.. Garrett home.
VIM. Fraser returned to his home
near >Greston this morning after q
wsek,s visit at the e. b. Welton
home
Dol. o, w. Hammond who has been
carrying out seige against the grip
has won, and Is able to be around
again.
B. Wander Leest returned to his
home In Pella Saturday accompanied
by W,}C. Kraay whom he has been
visiting.
W. Van Wrinkle and wife spent
Sunday in Delta with the'gentleman' g
brother, Robert Van Wrinkle and
family.
Mrs. Burnside went to Fairfield
this morning called by the sudden
illness of her sister, Mrs. Agnes
Buchanan.
Clarence Carr and wife returned to
their home in Lakota, North Dakota,
Saturday night after visit of several
weeks in the city with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 8. schilling, of
California, who have been visiting
the gentlemHn's brother, e. r.
Schilling, went to Sigourney this
morning where they will visit.
Miss Emma Finney went to Ft.
Dodge this morning for few ks
visit. She was accompanied by her
brother Joseph who was returning TO
his home in that city after visiting
here.
Mrs. Martin Fisher, of Delta, re-
turned TO her AeEs this morning aft.
or brief visit with her sister, Mrs.
Collins She had been TO New Shar-
on caring for her father, Hugh Smith,
who has been very i'll.
Mrs. Evan Pence returned TO her
home in Delta Saturday evening after
a visit with her father, Frank Okey
who has been seriously i'll with rheu-
matfsm. He is improving now and
his condition is encouraging.
DIR. w. N Brewster, the returned
missionary, who delivered three in
J teresting addresses on China in the
city Sunday, is q nephew of DR.. T.
K. Brewster and is a guest at the
home of the latter during his stay in
athe city.
fFrom Tuesdays Daily.J
ATTY. H. W. Gleason was in Des
Moines yesterday. ...
III. Garden, of Winfield, was in
the city yesterday caring for business
affairs.
Miss Ruth Joyce, of Marshslltown,
is in the city visiting with her sister,
MRS. Ella Burts.
Miss Hattie Rollins, of Blskesburg,
is ia the city the guest of her cousin,
Miss Amy Smith.
Miss Lettie Jacobson has returned
from visit with her uncle, P. j.
Jacobson, in Gilman.
Miss Clifa Hull has returned to
her school work in Penn after spend
tng several days at her home in
TaintoR.
n. }. Gesman, who has been in
the city the guest OF bis brother
George, returned to his home In
Pella yesterday.
The condition OF Mrs. Mary Kipsley
who 10 lying very Ill with congestion
Of the lungs, is not improved today
and che 10 in critical condition.
Rev. r. w Hughes returned yes
terday, from Chicago and will remain
for a week, when hs will return to
the city to care for bis charge there.
Misses Grace Churchhill and Ella
Ewing have returned from Chicago,
whore they have been looking after
new styles in millinery for the Pfeifer-
Belmont Co.
Mrs. Albert Coulter sspent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DiIIey, in Lacey. She returned home
vest erday and her father came with
her and spent the day in town.