The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-03-23

and ndsacquaintances.
| Mrs. Susan Lewis, of Ottumwa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie VIII
liams for few days.
| President A. Rosenberger of Penn
College was a visitor in Muscatine
today with his brother.
| Mrs. Perry Clinkenbeard of Evans
was visitor today in the city look
| ing after business matters.
| Miss Maude Collins was visitor in
Ottumwa last evening at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Henry Anderson, who
is i'll.
Mrs. George Overholden, ofDaven-
port, is in the city visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Ed Kretzer, for a few
days.
Miss Annie L. Black of the Central
book store is visiting for few days
with friends at her old home at Mar
tinsburg.
Miss Bertha Hanson of IRose Hill
returned this morning toiher home
after pleasant visit with herlsister,
Mrs. Sam Tucker.
Mrs. Lacet Linslay of this lcity was
passenger this morning ito Let's,
Iowa, where she will visit for few
days at the James Let's home.
Lynnville Star: Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Sparks are at Oskaloosa visiting,their
daughter, Mrs. Sarah White, who has
just returned from her visit atIDen-
yer, Colorado.
Uncle Silas Palmer, who has Ibeen
seeing how the town withstood the
winter, returned to his home in New
Sharon last night having found'every-
thing satisfactory. ...
Elmo Hammond of Chicago was a
visitor in the city last evening visit
ing his mother and other relatives
and friends. He left this morning
for Buxton to visit his sister.
Mrs. Lee Burgett, who has been
visiting for a few days in this city, a |
guest of the B. V. Sewers andlLewis
Cruzen families, returned this morn
ing to her home in Deep River.
Mrs. Clarence Garrett and baby and |
sister, Miss Iva Curry, left this morn
ing for Springfield, near What Cheer,
where they will visit for a few weeks
at the home of Mrs. Garrett's
parents.
Mrs. j. T. Coveny and Mrs. Harry
Bowen, with Misses Vergie Bowen
md Jessie Martin, were visitors last
evening with friends in Eddyville,
returning to their homes in this city
his morning.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Grace.E
Rains, of Oskaloosa, who has been a
,uest of her friend, Mrs. Kate O'Brien,
'49 West Main street, was unexpect-
IDLY called home thfs noon by the
Illness of her father. I
49,. (From Mondays Daily.)
Harry Packard went to Abba for
IN over-SunGsay visit.
DIR. w. w. Talbot retained Satur-
lay from business trip to Chicago.
A. Rinden and;wife, of this city,
ire visiting friends and relatives in
Gilman.
Miss Edith Zollars Was a Sunday
'isitor at the w. H. Harrison home
n Wright. /
Mrs. Fred HcVey was a Sunday 4
'isitor at her former heme in New
sharon, the guest of many relatives.
Richard Jones returned Saturday
from Chicago where he had
'een called to, care sor .Ebusiness.
matters.
Arthur oppenheimer,.e .ef e..Golden
eagle, departed last evening for Chi
ago to care for the Interests of the
)skaloosa store.
Mrs. Ike Bush has been very i'll for
he past few days, threatened wiSh
ung fever. She was reported some
,etter yesterday.
Miss Rose Woodland, of Fremont,
'eturned to her home Saturday after
/ pie asant visit in Oskaloosa with
Hiss Leila Knight. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Zimmerman, who
nave been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Arthur Jay, returned Saturday to
heir home in Lynnville.
j. NJ. Timbrell and wife. of Loss
Creek, were calling on friends in Os-
zaloosa Saturday while on their way
o Taintor to visit Mr.. Timbrell's par
snts.
Miss Nellie Augustine returned Sat
irday to her home in Washington
county after apleasant visit at the L.
N. Bacon and the A. j. Augustine
nome.
Mrs. j. M. DUNCAN, who makes her