The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-02-11
Personal MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portrayine
Popular People.
(From saturdays Daily,

Mrs. l.. M. Ogburn, of New Sharon,
arrived yesterday for a visit with
friends in the city.
Miss Clara Gable went to Chicago
last night for few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Agnes Gross, of Harper, was
In town yesterday enroute to her
home after visit in Ottumwa.
Miss Jernie Jones, OF North b
street, entertained few friends at s
o'clock dinner Thursday evening.
Carl Lewis departed yesterday for
Denver to be the guest of friends and
acquaintances during a months visit.
Rev. o. M. elephant, of Paris, Ills,
will preach at Christian church
morning and evening Sunday, Feb. z,
Miss Edith Preston went to Iowa
City yesterday afternoon for few
days visit with Miss CIemintine
Ashley.
VIM. McKibben returned to his
home Ia Fremont last evening after
q visit with his daughter, Mrs. James
Barcus.
Miss Addie Brooke, of Newton,
arrived yesterday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. G. w. Russell of North
B street.
Raymond and Miss Bertrelle Stew
art, of Penn, went to their home in
Abba last night and will spend Sun
day there.
Mrs. G.. Ward, who has been in the
city visiting 1.-THE home of her sister,
Mrs. Edna Davis, has returned to her
home in Waterloo.
Mrs. Walter Clogston, who has
been visiting in Peoria, H., returned
yesterday and went to her home in
Hooking last night.
Messrs. Dan and Ned Walton are
enroute home from the east called
here by the serious illness of their
father, d. w. Walton.
Mrs. E. @. Jones, of Springfield,
Illinois, is in the city visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Effie
Bailey, for few days.
John Nelson, foreman, and ak men
employees Of the Bell Telephone o.,
uuy an ,au 10 Ucrs1Bv Grffaines. ysater-
George N. Minor, who has been in ,
the city visiting at the home of friends
and relatives, departed for his home
In Mason City this afternoon.
The Jasper Cox family on College
avenue, are quite i'll with grippe and /,
complications Little Mary is in the
worst condition of any. The others
are recovering.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Moss ,
man, the. blind lady who was burned
out some time ago, was taken to
Oskaloosa this morning, where she
will BIZ cared for by her sister.
DIR. w. II. Reilly went to Evans on
business this morning.
Travelling passenger agent II. L. Z
Pnrdy, of the Erie line, was in town i
yesterday.
Miss Winnie Dunshee went to I
Bloomfield this morning for a few q
lays visit. 4
Travelling passenger agent w. M. b
adventure of the Rock Island, was d
n town yesterday. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney were In +
own this morning returning home
rom visit in Rockford, Illinois o
ID. j. III. Teter has returned to this II
ity after short business trip to Z
'ellington and Wheeling, West vir- y
inia. t
Mrs. Eda. Hey and friend, James Y
Lolcombe Hey, of Kansas City are y
isiting Mrs. VIII Dunsmore OF North a
Larket street.
Mrs. M. +. Sherman returned to n
er home inIDes Moines this morn e
lg after visit at the parental FL. ~
Spencer home. q
Mrs. w. II. Sewers returned TO ].
or home in Omaha this morning :
tier attending the funeral of her :,
ster, MRS. Fred Abraham.
Among the guests in the city Fri =
BY from neighboring towns were g. y
!. Mott, Of Lacey; Taylor Faulkner .,
nd j. A. McOaulley, New sharon =
I'd q L, Billick Of Rose Hill. ~
Mira. ". 7 Miles and family are n,
Tests at the maternal Mrs. Jennie an
oormon home on North Market ",
rect. Little Miss Ferne Miles went da
Newton yesterday for few days tn
cit with her Uncle Mark who was re-
turning home from visit with his 90
other in this city en-
Prof. Rose z Lewis, Of Penn Col he
ge, who has been planning a trip by
Europe, has received the newa OF an
Q death Of her Hsuthsr iast week at ds
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