The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
PERSONALS

~ Alba sunday etNnlhW
WIN. a. Rmlth was q Central pas
aenRef sunday evening 70 Mesico,
Missouri
MfA, win brown was 4 passenger
20 Buxton this morning on matters
~ business.
~ M Hull has returned from q
busin ess trip 20 Chicago aud points
IN the East,
Mrs. N. q. white ia visiting Tor a
few days with friends and relatives
In Fremont,
Miss Delft Dunsmore IL visiting in
Muscatine with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. smedley.
J.. q. Hanna was a passenger this
morning to ~. Dodge to look after
business interests in that city.
Eph Smith was a passenger this
morning TO Washington where he
was called 70 care for matters OF
business.
IL. Benton, travelling auditor OF the
Iowa Central, was a visitor in the
city Sunday and a passenger North
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. Triton were call
ed TO Winfield this morning by the
critical Illness Of Mr.. Tilton's mother,
Mrs. Joseph Wilson.
Mrs. N. II. Broader and Miss Nina
Marshall, Of Hedrick, who have been
visiting with A. T. Flint and family
returned this morning TO their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meeder, OF Bos-
ton, arrived in the city this morning
and will visit in oskaloosa at the
homes Of Rev. Eilyson r. Burdy and
DIR. Stephen II. Hadley.
Hiteman.News: Miss Rita Ander-
son departed Saturday for a two
weeks visit with friends at oskaloosa.
She contemplates visiting a brother
in Chicago before returning home.
EddyviIle Tribune: Mrs. o'Hara,
who has been spending the winter at
Cairo, ILL.,, arrived Monday evening
for an extended visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. i. M. Epperson.
Miss Mae Frost was a passenger
this morning TO Council Bluffs where
she will attend the state convention
Of the Iowa Federation Of Labor as
representative of the United Garment
Workers OF this city.
Mrs. Anna Blackstone, Of Buxton,
who has been visiting her brother,
Or awhile stringfellow, returned this
NOR ming TO her home. She was &C
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Mar tina Stringfellow, who will visit
In Buxton for several days.
Knoxville journal: AT the We'd
nesday meeting OF the MarioniCoun-
ty Board Of Pension Examiners, three
candidates for original pension, or
increase, were examined-John T.
Hunneli, Of Runnells; John w. Brad
bury, of Oskaloosa and VIM. Lever,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. sprague who
con Quoted two very successful Spirit
ualistic meetings In this city Satur-
day and Sunday evenings at Turner
Hall, departed this morning for
Bloc mington, III. Mr.. and Mrs.
spra que we're very well pleased with
their reception in this city.
Newton News; Mrs. q. Il. Black
man, who was a ~guestiof relatives in
Ne wton left Friday morning for os-
kaloosa where she will visit her BROTH
or Henry and family, Before return
ing 10 this city she will visit DIR.
Frank strawbridge and family at
sigourney and relatives In Grinnell.
j. O. Sellers has just received a
letter from Mrs. James Sellers, Jr.,
written while on the voyage across
the waters for London, England,
where she goes TO join her husband
after an extended visit In the states.
She says they had a very fine trip;
no storms and no n sick on the
way over. Had an elegant company
Of Americans and English and all en-
ioyed the voyage very much.
Mrs. Wilbur Meredith returns this
10 oskaloosa and will remain
for some time. Mr.. Meredith, form
erly agent for the Centralin this city,
10 oskaloosa later, having
stopp ed of in st. Louis on the return
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith have
spent the winter in Florida and Louisi-
ana and return TO their home after a
very pleasant trip which has been
greatly beneficial 10 Mrs. Meredith's
health.
Eddy vile Tribune: Frank Epper-
son has declined the position tender
ed him In a Chicago bank owing to
the fact that should he accept the
position his father would have TO re-
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