The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-10-06


MRS. j. N. Endicott, VINO has been
visiting her son in Fremont, returned
home yesterday,
A. LaRne and wife, Of indianapolis,
arrived in the city yesterday for a
visit at the H. A. LaRue home.
Mrs. Margaret White went to
Hampton yesterday for an over Sun
day visit with her son. B. f. White.
Lynnville Star: Miss Lou Hawkins,
of Oskaloosa, has been with her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Arnold, a few days.
Homer Kendig attended the Pella
fair Thursday and reports big doin's
1900 were in attendance that day.
Pierce Ratlif, Of New Sharon, was
in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of his nephew's wife, Mrs. j.
w. Ratliff.
Mrs. Susan Jones returned to her
home in Muscatine this morning after
two weeks visit with her brother,
ID. w. ROBERTS.
Mrs. e. M. Roe, of Stanford, Nebr,,
spent last night in the city en- route
to Delta to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Maude Taylor.
Mrs. Thad Mitchell, of Searsboro,
who has been a guest at the parental
]. d. Faulkner home, returned to that
city yesterday. "
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Andre, who nave
been in Pella visiting and attending
the fair, were in the city yesterday en-
route to their home.
Miss Lynette Harrington, Of BuX.
ton, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend the winter with her grandmoth.
er, Mrs. l. X. Myers, and to attend
school
Mrs, NJ. ]. Pierce, of Marshalltown
who has been here attending to bus.
mess connected with the Loyal Legion
of Plymouth, returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Yoder, formerly of Eldon
went to Muscatine this morning tC
make her future home. She has been
in the city as guest of Mrs. F. w
Turner.
Mrs. NJ. J. Cruzen and two children
went to Ottumwa this morning to visit
the lady's daughter, Miss. Faye, who Is
in attendance at the st. Joseph's
academy.
Lynnville Star: Rev. John Mills, OF
Oskaloosa, preached a good sermon
Sunday morning on Christian cour
age, and another in the evening on
the manhood of Jesus.
Delta Press: DIR. w. L. Busby wen,
to Oskaloosa Tuesday night where he
was given the red cross degree of Ma
sorry in De Payen's Commandery
That is one Of the best degrees in ad
vanced Masonry.
Centerville Citizen: Basil Williams
of Southern Kansas, and sister, Mrs
G. d. Marckres, of Oskaloosa, who
were visiting here with their sister
Mrs. R. J. Lee, departed today for
Ashland, Nebr., to visit another sister
Mrs. II. &. coSe entertained quite
a company of the membership Of the
Woman's Club at her home this after.
noon. The ladies are organizing a
class for the study of American Art
and Pottery
DR.. ]. w. Morgan will leave thiS
evening for New York to join Mrs
Morgan, who has been spending the
summer with their daughter, Mrs Tay
lor. The Doctor expects to make q
brief visit, and returning he and Mrs
Morgan expect to make the river anG
lake trip.
Mrs. Frank Parker went to Ottum
wa this morning to meet her husband
who has been to Cleveland, Ohio, OF
business trip. They will remain
over Sunday as guests of their broth
er, George Wilson and family. The
gentleman is steward of thes Wapell(
county farm.
A note from George Prime, who is
superintendent of the swine depart
ment at the great stock show at the
worlds fair, says: please send us the
Daily Herald, as we feel lost without
it. The swine show is filling up fast
1t will be the greatest show the world
has ever seen. Over 1900 swine are
already entered for this great show
with eleven different breeds and 1874
exhibits. Most every state in the
union will be represented, together
with the Dominion of Canada and diff.
ferent parts of Europe"
Miss Phoebe Oswandle went to
Knoxville this morning to visit.
Miss Thelma Johnson went to
Wright this morning to visit relatives
Mrs. H. Sheriff went to What Cheer
this morning for visit with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Miley, who has been visit.
in l.