The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-23

mother. The old lady had passed
her Goth birthday.
Mrs.. Laura Patton, of Spokane,
Washington, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends here for
almost a year, was called home last
evening by the serious Illness of her
soninlaw, Mr.. Ed Myers.
Mrs. Rachel Broadwell, who has
been making her homein this city
with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Callahan,
formerly Of Hotel Lacey, departed
this morning for Omaha, where she
will make herIfuture home.
Sheriff John Baty, of Keokuk coun-
ty, was a visitor in the city for a few
hours last evening while passing
through to his home in Sigourney.
Sheriff Baty was a caller on many
old friends during his brief stay here.
Horace Birdsall, who has been visit
ing for a few days at the j. d. Fer
rail- home returned yesterday to Mar
shalltown to resume his duties as
landlord Of the Pilgrim Hotel. Mrs.
BirdsaIl returned to her home to-day.
From Mondays Daily.)
j. w. Rawson was a passenger to
Burlington last night. asH rt3&
P. G. Phillips went to Chicago last
evening or a business trip.
Miss Mae Mercer was a visitor to-
day in Des Moines caring for bust
ness matters. ole. z.tL agl susss31-
Rev. R. l., Patterson occupied the
pulpit in the Methodist church at
Morning Sun Sunday. POI
Tom Clegg, an Iowa Central en-
gineer, fell from an engine at Mason
City and suffered a broken arm. ga
Mrs. @. B. McCuloch, of South d
street, was at home this afternoon to
the ladies of the needlework depart
ment of the Woman's Club.
Knoxville Journal: Miss Cora Ora
ham of oskaloosa, a niece of Jasper
Olney, spent a portion of the week
visiting her Knoxville relatives.
Mrs. +. w. Thompson who has been
visitin g in the city at the home of her
brother, J. H. Barnes, left this morn
ing for her home in Alliance, Ohio.
Chas. McCulloch and j. III. Harri-
son wentto Chicago over the Burling-
ton last evening to look after some
matters of interest to the coming Os-
kaloosa races. "a. .'G 0"IitbFq
Leo Baldauf, of the Baldauf- Rosen-
blatt Co., was a passenger over the
Burlington for Chicago last evening.
He will here join Mr.. Rosenblatt
who went to Chicago Saturday, and
together they will go to, New York
on a goods buying trip. "tagt9L 7ag5n
Newt Sterling, a former oskaloosa
boy, passed through the city last
evening on the Burlington. He was
enroute from Perry, Iowa, where he
has been located several years, to
Cameron, Mo-, where he goes to take
charge of a steam laundry. gr. aid ga
Mike Carey was a visitor in Oska-
loosa this morning passing through
from Morgan Valley to Rose Hill.
Mr.. Carey and his son have located
in Morgan Valley and the family viii
remove to that place about the first
of the month, Their new home, says
Mr.. Carey, is not SO pleasant as Ma
haska county, but the opening is an
excellent one. .43 ~" sh ~.yfsa8ioTo
Newton Record: Phil KearneyPost
G. A. R., of Oskaloosa, through its
adjutant, Jas. R. Gentry, has invited
Rev. John Potter, to deliver an ad-
dress to the Post on Wednesday,
February %, in honor of Washing
toms birthday, and of course Brother
Potter has consented to do Jso.8G
Gentry listened to Mr.. Potter'sf ad-
dress on last memorial Sunday in
Newton, his subject being s'The Flag,u
and was so highly pleased with it,
that he suggested that Mr.. Potter
speak to them on the same theme.
The old soldier boys Of Oskaloosa viii
have the pleasure of listening to a
splendid patriotic address from an
old comrade who speaks from ex-
perience gained through three long
years service in the civil war. o1Ea5