The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-03-09
PERS ONALS.

Miss Bessie Honnald is visiting rel
atives and friends at Monroe.
A. nj. Hixson is quite i'll at his
home and unable to attend his office.
b. ". Sewers returned Saturday
from a business trip to Bureau, LII.
WA. Sewers was a business Wis
itor today looking after interests at
Colfax.
Richard Burke was a passenger last
evening to Chicago to look after
business matters in that city.
Mrs. j. j. Hawk was a passenger
this morning to Delta to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Newkirk.
Mrs. Ed. Yoder of Eldon is a visitor
in the city for a few days, the Iguest
of her sister, Mrs. F. w. Turner.
Harry White was at Abba for a
Sunday visit with his brother, Chas.
White, of the Hub Clothing House.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson of Ottum-
wa was a visitor in Oskaloosa over
Sunday, a guest at the j.. Q. Ander-
son home.
Mrs. John Rowley of Hooking was
a visitor in Oskaloosa this morning
on her way to her former home in
What Cheer.
Mrs. O. Schuck of Lacey was a Wis
itor in the city this morning passing
through on her way to Sigourney to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barton, of What
Cheer, were in the city Saturday
evening enroute to Ottumwa to spend
Sunday with friends.
j. K. Black and wife, formerly of
the Peoples bakery of this city, but
now of Muscatine, are visiting at the
parental Smith home at Spring Greek.
Miss Lydia Wilcox returned Satur-
day evening from Des Moines in
which city she has been visiting with
relatives and friends for several
weeks past.
Robert Bowman, of Oelwein, where
he has been employed by the Tous-
leys during their residence in that
city, is back to Oskaloosa for a few
days visiting his many old friends.
Mrs. j. F. MCNEIL, daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Martin and her son, Master
Larkin, have returned from Spring
field, Illinois, where they have been
visiting extendedly among relatives
and friends.
j. E. Whitaker and j. @. Hanna
were passengers this morning to Dav-
gnpoft where fheywh care orSaqi
ness matters connected with the
transfer of the old Overall factory
there to Mr.. Hanna.
Miss Maud Rose, who went to.Chi-
cago last week to study the latest in
millinery styles has engaged with the
firm of Ferdenall & Wilson, of Lex
ington, Mo-, as manager of their mil
linery department, and will assume
her duties March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Woodin have re-
turned from a pleasant trip in the
South having taken in NewsOrleans
and other points of interest upon their
trip They had a thoroughly enjoy
able time, but Guy asserts that they
had to come back home to get warm
once more.
N. L. Towle and wife and daughter
Miss Margaret were visitors in Mar
shalltown, guests of friends in that
city. Mr.. Towle left Marshalltown
this morning on his regular extended
business trip and Mrs. Towle and lit
tie daughter returned to their home
in this city this morning.
Masters Warren and Lacey Walker,
son Of w. H. Walker, former agent
of the Rock Island in this city, but
now freight agent with headquarters
at Des Moines, returned to their
home in that city this morning after
a pleasant visit in Oskaloosa at the
home of their grandfather, Henry R.
Kendig.
Miss Ora Victor is visiting to-day
with her many friends in Fremont.
Mrs. s. G. Mason and Mrs. Frank
Russell were visitors to-day with
friends in Beacon.
DIR. Taylor Jackson, of Hooking,
was in the city yesterday a guest of
the Chas. Foehlinger home.
Mrs. Allie Thomas, of Buxton, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Dow,
at her home on North B street.
Mrs. Lloyd Williams was a visitor
to-day in Givin at the home of her
friend, Mrs. Boseley, who is very i'll.
DIR. ID. L. Cole was apassenger this
morning to Fairfield being summoned
on professional business by telegram.
Mrs. Maria Davis, who has been
i'll Of erysipelas, is much better to-