The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-23

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Harry Munger went 10 uriAneil yes.
terdhy afternoon to be the guest oyer
sunday ~ his sister, Mrs. A. o Peas
ley.
Frank Huber was a passenger this
morning 10 Rigoarney 20 attend the
funeral Of his slsterinlaw, Mrs. Cal.
der Club.
Mies ELLA Nelson was a passenger
this morning to Eldon where she H.
spending few days with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Eva Meecham. OF Dunreath, was
In town yesterday, departing for Chi
cage last evening 10 visit with ner
sister. Mrs. Applegate.
william Crosson went TO New shar.
on yesterday afternoon to be In at
tendance at the quarterly Holiness
convention in that city.
washington Journal: Mr. and Mrs.
George Scott and baby returned to-
oskaloosa this morning, after having
attended the funeral OF her father, j..
M. schilling.
J. f. Balllnger and wife left this
morning FOR Council Bluffs where they
win visit for a,few weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Drank Mackey, and
their son, Edgar Ballinger.
Miss May Reynolds left this morn
ing for Chicago where she will visit
with friends in Northwestern uniyer-
sity. The young lady expects To-
spend Thanksgiving in that city.
Fremont Gazette: r. J. Baker, OF
oskaloosa, and VIM. Cooley, OF Buff
falo, N. Y, were In town Monday and
bought car load OF fine mules from
our popular horse buyer, G. w. Fellers.
Rev. r. L. Patterson was a passen.
ger this morning to Ottumwa 20 look
after matters in connection with HIS
field work, and goes from that city to
Pleasant Plain. where he fills a pull.
pit Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Vermllyea went to
Lacey yesterday to be guest OF the
Dr. Green home. DIR. Hunter and
daughter, Miss Carye, and Cbas. c..
Pike were also passengers with the
same destination.
Claim Agent Paul Sewers, OF the
M. 4 st. L., returned this morning
from Minneapolis, where yesterday he
assumed the duties OF the new posi-
ton, and expects to remove his family
10 Minneapolis within the next few
weeks.
Fremont Gazette: Deputy Clerk w.
n. Martin came down from oslcaioosa
Monday TO visit with his sister, Miss
Nelly Martin, before she departs for
Chicago. He returned the same even.
ing. Everyone here Is always glad 10
nee Will and ne has host OF friends
in this neck OF the woods.
Ross Myers, who 10 running on No.
on the Central as express messen-
ger, was a visitor with his folks in
Oskaloosa last night and left this
morning for Buxton to visit MS sister
Miss Helen Myers, who Is seriously
III In that city. Miss Myers Is suffer.
Ing from what the doctors believe 10
be appendicitis, and her condition Is
said TO be very serious.
Des Molnes Capital: w. l.. Smith, OF
oskaloosa, Is prospecting a new coal
field north Of the city. The prospect
ing ia being done between the lower
and upper Saylor roads and along
what is known as the old river bed,
Immediately north OF Oak Park add
ton. The land Ia along the interurban
and within easy reach OF the North.
western. The reports are 10 the effect
that fine bed OF coal has been found.
Mira. A. Nef was a passenger this
morning TO Monmouth, whore she will
spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. r. 70. Warrick, who has beeu
visiting friends in oskaloosa, return.
cd this morning to her home In Tioga.
J. w. Gunsaulis and wife were pas.
sengerg this morning 70 Wright, where
they will spend Sunday with relatives
and friends.
J. D. singmaster, OF Keota, was a
visitor in oskaloosa yesterday, look
ing after matters OF business and call
ing on friends.
Mrs. J. ". Fleener was passenger
this morning 10 Hedrick where she
will spend a few days with her parents
ind other relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter and daughter, Miss
Nell, were passengers this morning 10
Des Moipes. The young lady will en-
ter school In that city.
John vermeulen departed today for
Valley Junction, where he will make
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