The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-21

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@. Van Derssdrope and Miss Julia
Yer Ploeg, of Pella, spent Sunday
with their friend, Miss Artie Van
Oort, OF Beacon.
Mrs. Charles collars hasl returned
to her home in Fremont after q few
days. visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Cora Deutchman.
Miss Martha Firth, instructor in
Central University at Pella, was in
town yesterday returning to that city
after q trip to Ollie,
Miss Dora Wymore returned to her
home in New Sharon yesterday after
noon after q visit since Friday with
Miss Marie Wymore.
Master James Cummins returned
to his home in Des Moines yesterday
afternoon after a two weeks'Ivisit at
the j. F. Everett home.
Miss Laura SparksIreturnedgto her
home in Lynnville yesterday after
noon after q weeks visit with her
sister, MRS. Sarah White.
w. B. Benson and family, of Sears
boro, arrived this morning to make
this city their home. Mr.. Benson
will enter the Louek barber shop as
an employee.
Mrs. A. Van Schoiack, of Malcolm,
who has been visiting in Abba, was
in town yesterday and went to New
Sharon to attend the missionary
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. odem and the
lady's mother, Mrs. R. Jones, have
returned from Eddyville where they
visited the gentleman mother, Mrs.
Mathilda Odem,
j. ii. Cook went on a stock buying
trip Monday afternoon to the west
ern part of the state. He says he
cannot buy cattle in this vicinity ss
corn is sixty cents tand i'll does not
pay to keep and feed stock.
Harry Nix went to Des Moiues, this
morning to attend the photographers
convention in progress in that city.
de takes with him a nice collection
of photos and will compete for the
prize for the best collection.
Mrs. Eliza Collins returned to her
home in MarshalltoWn this morning
by way of New Sharon where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Williams.
She has been a guest at the Rev.
Purdy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Blunt, who have
been visiting their mother, Mrs. DR..
Elkins, in Rose Hill, were In the city
yesterday enroute to Chicago. The y
will after a visit in that city return
! to their home in Rawfins, Wyoming
Durw6od James, OF. Burlington,
formerly with the Globe of this city
but ow with a job printing house
was in the city yesterday calling OF
old friends. He finds the town much
chan ged since his last visit here and
thinks the new is an Improvement on
the old.
w. A. johnson, of Eveland, vas
brought to town on a stretcher yes
terday afternoon over the Central.
He is suffering severely from inAam'
atory rheumation and was taken to
the residence of his father-in-law, 81.
r Kendig, where he will remain for
treatment.
A number from this city attended
the funeral of VIM. III. Kendig which
was held from the residence in New
Sharon Sunday afternoon at 2o'clock
Among them we're Mr.. and Mrs J
w. Martin, Mrs. Mary e. Marsh,
sisters, and Mrs. Samuel Kendig,
mother of the deceased. Interment
was In the cemetery in Union Mills
j. 81. Brubaker and family OF 6l2
North B street, moved to Marshall-
town yesterday afternoon. The
gentleman is fireman on Iowa Central
passenger engines 2 and 6 and his
headquarters yer changed to that
city. Mrs. Brnbaker is q life long res
ident of Oskaloosa and her many
friends regret her departure from
this city and will hope another trans
fer may bring them back again.
Mrs. b. F. Marks went to Leighton
this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. w. L. Barnes accompanied
her husband to Ottumwa to spend
the day.
Mrs. NJ. Fox went to Ottumwa this
morning to visit her mother-in.law,
Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Minnie Dyer went to Ottumwa
this morning to visit her cousin, Mrs
Matte Carey.
Mrs. M. O. Adams, of Laurens was
In town this morning and went to
West Chester.
Rev. L. A. Crull, of Mt. Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday, a business