The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
tFrom tuesdays Daily9

the Fourth at Trenton Missouri.
Mrs. John Bullars went to What
Cheer this morning to visit Mrs. Gil
foy.
Charlie Watkins, of Omaha, spent
the Fourth at the parental Watkins
home.
Miss Ellen WEIGH, of Marshalltown,
spent the Fourth with Miss Katie
Snyder.
Mrs. Robert Andrews returned
home today after visit at the Harvey
Bloomfield home.
Robert Henderson, of Des Moines,
spent the Fourth with Miss Rose
Swanson in this city, ......
f. w. Wickham, of Omaha, re-
turned home this morning after a
visit at the S. j. Stewart home.
Mrs. F. S. Butler returned to Des
Moinesl this morning after visit
with her father, Joseph Ramsay.
Miss Katherine DeBruin returned
to her home in Pella this morning
after visit with Miss Ellen Waters.
DIR. Carney and family returned to
their home in Wellman after a visit
at the parental Thomas Carney home.
Mrs. Mabel Longest, of Centerville,
was in town to-day and went to Mid
dlegrove to visit Mrs. Valley Davis.
Mrs. G. Middlesworth returned to
her home in Hooking this morning
after visit with Mrs. Addie Iona
baugh.
Mrs. Alva McIntire, of Taintor, was
in town to-day returning home from
a visit with her sons, Robert and
Winnie; in Moravia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Miller, now
of New York, have arrived here for
a fortnights visit with relatives and
many former friends.
Charles Snyder, of Des Moines,
spent the Fourth at the parental F.
w. Snyder home, returning to Des
Moines this morning.
Misses Alice and Emily Johnson,
Mate Norris, Lulu Atkinson, Jessie
Harrison, and Louise Ryan are visit
ing the Worlds Fair in st. Louis.
Miss Alice Burnside went to Madi-
son, Wisconsin, this morning to visit
hfsF brother, 6: & Burnside; who is
a Professor of Mechanics in the Uni
versity.
Mrs. John Cooley and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lawrence, returned home
via this city this morning after visit
with the lady's son, VIM. Lawrence,
at Evans.
Mrs. Martha Holmes German, of
Des Moines, enroute home from a
visit to the st. Louis Worlds Fair, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Sadie
Jamison, for few days.
Miss NJ. D. Coleman spent the
Fourth in this city. The young lady
travels IS soliciting agent to enlarge
the circulation of the Des Moines
Daily News.
Rev. Frost went to Buxton this
morning to visit with his wife who is
visiting at the N. P. Harrington home.
He will remaini until Friday when he
will return to this city and Friday
evening will depart for Spirit Lake.
Thomas Terrell and daughter, Luz
rama arrived home last evening from
Iowa Falls where they attended the
Sunday school convention. They
visited over Sabbath in Hardin coun-
ty and Miss Terrell occupied two pull
pits during the day.
Mrs. d. L. Eustice, of Galena, H.,
and Miss Mary Eustice of Chicago,
have arrived for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Clavier of 627 North B
street. Geo. Capel, who has been a
guest of the same home, departed
Wednesday for Delivein, Iowa.
Rev. Lloyd Williams returned last
night from Hiteman, where he was
called to see Hugh Roberts, formerly
of Carbonate. The gentleman is
very i'll of cancer on the liver and his
recovery is impossible. He has many
friends in and about this city who
will be saddened by the news.
A note from Mrs. E. Marks at
Junction City, Ore, says: while
chopping wood in the timber near
Irving, Ore, Carl Marks had the mis-
fortune to strike his foot, cutting
three toes, one entirely off. He was
taken to his sisters, Mrs. Hazel Nc
Mains, at Eugene, Ore, and given
medical attention.
Messrs. Arthur and Omer Debois,
newspaper men of Chicago, are here
to spend two weeks vacation rusti-
eating at the Fisher farm home. Omer
is connected with the Chronicle and