The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-03-17
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.
tFrom fridays Daily.)

N~1ANAhE3 AAASA11 ~ VAC WY
Miss Gertrude Laughrey went to
New Sharon Thursday afternoon for
short visit.
Mrs. v. A. schofeld was called to
Abba yesterday by the serious illness
Of her father.
Mrs. Lizzie MinRrd was apassenger
over the Iowa Central yesterday for
Coffeeyille, Kansas.
Miss Maude Hoskins, of Penn, has
gone to her home in Wright to re-
main until Monday.
f. D. Boyer arrived home yester-
day from an Eastern goods buying
trip and pleasure excursion.
John McEloy left for Taylorville,
ILL.,, this morning on business trip
to be gone week or ten days
Montezuma Republican: Matt
Brown went to Oskaloosa Saturday
evening to call on his numerous,lady
friends over there.
Miss Carrie Chapman, one of the
book keepers of the Consolidation
Coal Go. at Buxton, is in the city for
a fewldsys attendingito some business
matters.
George Harris, of the Harris Bros
grocery went to Des Molnes last
evening to place contracts for part
of the material that will be used in
the rebuilding of their store.
Miss Julia Uitermark returned this
morning from visit at leighton
where she was called by the illness
OF her little niece, Julia Uitermark.
Sh5 reports her namesake some
better. ..
Mrs, j. Y. CantweI went to Daven-
port this,morning where Mr.. Cantwell
Sexpects TO make his headquarters.
The couple have for some time past
been roomiug at w. w. Eby's and
many friends will regret their de-
parture. +.
Mrs. Charles Walker went to
Washington this morning to bring
her father-in-law, Arthur Walker,
home with her. The gentleman ex-
poets to make his home with his son,
who is trusted mortorman on the
city street cars.
Mrs. }. @. Anderson entertained |
her niece, Miss Maud Vanvark, of |
Prairie City today. For some time
the young lady was Mrs. Anderson's |
assistant at the lunch counter at the
EoeE is Isa sas. q as @
friends who were glad to meet her
today.
Webb Little, who has been In the
,ity during the past number of weeks
;aking treatment of DIR. Pardun for
rheumatic troubles, departed last
evening for Chicago where he will
spend few days before returning to
his home in Anthracite, Alberta,
British Columbia,
Frank Janney, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. G. Janney, this city, has accepted
a position in the pay masters depart
lnent OF the Consolidation Coal com.
dany at Buxton and has been in that
place for the past week, becoming
acquainted with the duties that are
to claim his time and attention,
II, A, Harland, of IHillsboro, Iowa,
was In town yesterday guest of Miles
Prime. The twoigentlemen served in
the war of the rebellion together be.
ing members of the 4th Iowa Cavalry.
They had not seen each other since
July II, 1855, when they were
mustered out of the service at Burl-
ington, and needless to add they |
enjoyed the day together immensely. |
CFrom Saturdays Daily |
Sc. Tucker was a Des Moines Wis
itor yesterday.
Little Ethel Scharf is very sick
with pneumonia.
Miss Hattie Voce, of Pells, was an
oskaloosa visitor yesterday.
Miss Maud Sheridan, of New
Sharon, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. L. J, stockwell, of Murray,
was in town yesterday and went to
Eldora.
Mrs. Julia Worber, of Davenport,
lie ii, the.city the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. FredRice.
Wilson Hardness, of Ottumws, was
an Oskaloosa visitor yesterday caring
for business affairs.
Latham Jones, ofiKirkviIle, was in
the city yesterday the guest of his
sister, Mrt.l Sarah Maleby.
Miss Mildred Ryan went to Beacon
this morningi for ailsbort visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Evans.
L. e. Rich, of CenteryiIle, was in
the city yesterday to care for bust
ness affairs and to call among friends.