The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

where Nhe hAN been t'sltinN nsenaA
Mre 4. ). TippctL III VIA. cheer
visited yesterday IN OakaietmA with
fYlenda The lady was on her way u
ALTA and iefs last evening for that
lefty
Miss iennle Hoover. who h ~.
tondIng Penn college. was = pasacn'
aer yesterday 10 New sharon, who're
she IL making brief visit with
friends,
Mra. M. J. Pierce. who has been
working IN oskalooaa and Ottumwa,
I'm the interests of the Loyal Legion
OF Plymouth, was passenger yester'
day 20 ner home IN Marshailtown.
A. ID. starkey, OF Minneapolis. tray.
cling auditor OF the NJ &c st. L. and
Iowa Central, was q visitor In Oska.
lnosa yesterday, looking after mat.
ters OF business and calling on
friends.
Mrs. p. X. jackson, who has been
spending few days In Oskaloosa,as
sisting at the W. 8. Martin home our
ing the illness OF Mr.. Martin, re-
turned this morning TO her home in
Rose Hill.
Rev. Emma +. Coffin. Mrs. A. B..
Rogers, Mrs. r. II. Prisnall and Mrs.
e. Hollingsworth we're passengers
yesterday to New Sharon to attend
Friends Quarterly Meeting, In session
there today.
Miss Nellie Martin Of Fremont,
who was operated on last Thursday
for appendicitis at the Augustann
hospital in Chicago, is getting along
splendidly and will be fully recover
ed in short time.
Mrs. Helen Robertson, Of Council
Bluffs, was visitor In OsleaIoosa yes
terday with her cousin, Mrs. Jennie
r. Robertson. The lady left this
morning for Washington, where she
will spend the winter.
Pella Chronicle: A. l.. Falls OF Os-
kaloosa, who has been financial agent
for the Sunday School union for hve
years past, was elected financial sec.
retary Of Central college this week,
and II Is believed that he will make
It eminently successful.
Mrs. John Porter, of Montezuma,
state inspector of the Ladies' of the
q. A. r., VINO met with the local Circle
yesterday, was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Meredith, last evening,
and left this morning for Muscatine
TO care for duties Of her ONCE.
Alba Republican: Joseph Burdock,
Of oskaloosa, and Rev. Luke Burdock,
OF Cedar, stopped over night Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burdock.
They were en- route TO ST. Joe where
an operation will be performed on Jo'
seph Burdocks eyes for cataract.
Fremont Gazette: Dr. and Mrs.
J. u. Morgan went to oskaloosa Mon
day, which city will be their home
for a time at least. They rented
their home here, furnished, TO C.M.
Holbert, who took possession yester'
day. The Morgans are nice people
and we regret that they have decid-
ed to leave the town.
(From Mondays Daily)
Mrs. q. d. Marks is spending a
few days in Leighton, guest OF her
friend, Mrs. Rose Fleck.
Frank Kissick, OF Abba, was Wis
itor in oskaloosa Sunday at the pa.
rental Robert Kissick home.
Abba Union: Mrs. o. U. sterliug,of
oskaloosa, is a guest at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Mary Reel.
w. J. Rosecrans, Of Hooking, spent
Sunday in Oskaloosa with his brother,
Fl. s. Rosecrans, Of the Times.
Charles White, Of the Abba Hub,was
visitor in Oskaloosa at the parental
e. X. White home over Sunday.
Mre. A. G. Simmons is home from a
weeks visit at the nome OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Theuer, at Buxton.
Miss Lulu Harris was passenger
this morning to Des Moines in which
city she will spend a few days with
relatives.
Misses Grace Barnhill and Leta Nc.
Kama left last evening for Abba for
brief visit, returning TO their homes
this morning.
Paul B. CLANCY, OF Kansas City, was
Sunday visitor in oskaloosA with
Mrs. CLANCY at the home Of her faith
er, Hon. John Dodds.
Mrs. John KentHeld returned last
evening to her home In Abba after q
pleasant visit in Oskaloos1 with her
mother, Mrs. Cartwright
Misses Marian Wilkin and Susie
stump, Of Abba, we're visitors In os-
kaIoosa Sunday, leading the devotion
al exercises Of Penn Y. w. g. A.