The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-19

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Rranh y. hhhfeF was hnsInses
passenger 70 Minneapolis Saturday
evening.
MIRA. a. a. Ovefsufl was \ vislser
in pes htoineA to-day with relatives
ana frisada.
Mise Maggie iioiimann was guest
over sunday Oh hst pousln, Mise Mary
Topping, Of ottumwa.
Miss sadie walthAlI. 0fllsddyyllle,
was Sunday yisltcr With her brother,
y. J. waithall and family.
or-H. EllIa was q passenger satur.
day evening 20 Chicago 20 look after
buuin ees interests in that city.
Mrs. Dan Trlmpy was 4 passenger
this morning "a Cedar Rapids 70 at
tend the /. Q. o. II. grand lodge.
Misses Della and Pearl Blackboard,
OF ottumwa, were guests over Bum
day ottheir father, II l.. Blackford.
r.. wheeler who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ, y. wheeler, return
I'd this morning to bis home in Ester
vile.
Mrs. M. s. white departed this
morning for Aromas, California, where
she expects to make her homo in the
future. M
Mrs. j. Bolton, OF What Cheer, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. j.
Wake, returned this morning to her
home,
Mrs. J. n. Swearingen who has been
visiting at the Dillon Stalker home
resumed this morning TO her home
In Hedrick.
Mrs. s. ~. McGrew, OF Fairfield,
I who has been visiting in oskaloosa
during the past week left this morn
Ing for her home.
Mrs. MenSa Burke and mother, Mrs.
Bliza beth Rosecrans returned to-day
from 0ttumwa where they visited
Sunday with friends.
N. p. Harrington, OF Buxton, was a
visitor in oskaloosa Sunday with
friends and relatives, returning this
morning to his home.
Rev. T. v. Dugan OF the United
Presbyterian church, was passenger
this morning to Ottumwa TO look aft
or matters In that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sharon, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. b. Sharon and Mrs. Lecta
Bharon were Central passengers this
morning TO Arlington, III
Miss Lydia Updegraff was q Sunday
visitor mt the parental A. Updegraff
home returning this morning to her
school duties In sIgourney.
Wilbur Bass, OF thepost Office force
who has been spending d vacation Of
couple OF weeks In Chicago, has re-
turned to his duties in this city.
Miss Emma Mitchell left this morn
ing for Davenport In which city she
10 70 take up training with the view
Of becoming professional nurse.
u. II. Friend WAC has been visiting
the past week nc the home of his
father-in-iaw, M. ID. Burket, left this
morning for his home In Milwaukee.
ID. w. w. Talbot returned yester-
day from Omaha where he was In at
tendance mt the Iowa Nebraska State
Veterinary Medical Association meet
Ing.
0Mrs. Charles Fogg returned this
morning 10 her home In Peoria after
q visit IN attendance at the silver
wedding anniversary celebration Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Storm Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii snodgrass, OF
Ackle y, are In the city called by the
death OF the lady's brother, Harry
Barr. Mrs. MARC Barr and daughter,
Wilma, who we're visiting Ut the Snoc-
grass home came 10 the city with them.
John Burke, Of sigourney, who Wis
tied Saturday with his son, City Clerk
Richard Burke and daughter, Miss
Francis Burke, left Saturday evening
for his home, being accompanied by
Miss Burke who spent sundayiu that
city.
Jack Mateer, Of this city, leaves to-
night for Cedar Rapids 70 attend the
Grand Lodge Of the odd Fellows and
plug for the homo for Oskaloosa. Mr..
Matoer IL a delegate, but will be ac-
oompanied by large number ofloyal
oskalo osans who will boost for this
city In the location contest, Among
others who win probably be present
are Andy Baker, Grant Gatlin and
Charles Coong.
Mrs. r. r.. Kendig II visiting With
relatives and friends near Lacey
r.. O. Mendick, OF Joliet, was cali
ing among friends yesterday after
noon.
IL, l.. Laird, Of MarahalItown, wne