The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-21

Mlsa ralsy Connera WA \ pAAscn.
ref 10 Fort Madison last evening
al. Ut VAN, * the .,ew sharon AtaE
was 4 visitor With friends In osha.
looan today,
N. II. fAkin waa a passenger this
morning 20 knoxville 10 spend q few
days with friends.
Miss Floy McCready was a passen.
ger this morning 20 Monmouth 20
spend a few days with friends.
Miss Carrie Lorlng left last evening
over the Central for Dallas, Texas,
where she will spend a few weeks.
Charles Gllmour, OF Martinsburg,re.
turned last evening to his home after
a brief visit with friends in oskaloosa.
MRS. Il. II. Hollingswortn left this
morning for Ackley, where she Will
spend a few nays with relatives and
friends
Mrs. A. L. Norton, who has been
visiting relatives in oskaloosas re-
turned this morning to her home in
Buxton.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph sopher were
passengers this morning to Pleasant
Plain where mir. Sopher fills a pulpit
Sunday.
Mrs. w. G. Rhinehart OF Rose Hill,
who has been visiting with friends in
oskaloosa, returned this morning to.
her home.
y. II. Gentry left this afternoon for
Newton TO attend the funeral Of his
brotherln-law, Martin Mcclellan, Sun.
day afternoon.
Col. Il. g. Condit, Of Denver, arriy-
ed In Oskaloosa today and will spend
a few days at the home Of his friend,
Rev. r. w. hughes.
Mrs. r. b. McCance was a passenger
this morning TO Rose Hill, where she
viii spend a couple OF weeks assisting
In revival meetings.
Mrs. p. T. Morgan and friend, Miss
Nellie Glines, who has been her guest,
were passengers this morning TO Miss
Gllnes' home at Brighton.
Miss Hattie Briggs, who has been
visiting with the w. n. Kalbach fam
lily and other relatives, left last even
ing for her home In Chicago.
General Superintendent ID. G. Moo
nan, OF the Iowa Central and M. q st.
L., arrived In tuscaloosa last evening
ON No. 2 for a brief visit here.
Miss NettIe Frost left this morning
for Omaha and Council Bluffs, where
she will spend "a vacation OF a couple
Of weeks with friends and relatives.
Hon. and Mrs. 4. @. Legoe, Of what
Cheer, returned tails morning TO their
home after q pleasant visit in oska.
looga with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Howard.
A. L. Preston, Of Avoca, left this
morning for HIS home in that city af.
ter a pleasant visit in oskaloosa with
his brother, Attorney r. A. Preston.
Mrs. Sarah vickers. Of New Sharon,
was a visitor last evening with rel
atives in oskaloosa, leaving this morn
Ing for Des Moines, where she is visit
ing
Mrs. r. w. Loring, who has been
visiting for several weeks in oska-
loosa with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Bennett,left this morning for her home
In Sac City.
Mrs. J. II. Ryan was a passenger
this morning TO Leighton 10 visit rela,
tives, being accompanied by q. r..
Ryan, who has been spending a few
days with relatives in oskaloosa.
Mrs. M. L. Bidick, of Rose Hill,
was q visitor in oskaloosa this morn.
ing on her way home from Glenwood.
Mo-, where she has been visiting her
father, who Is III at his home at that
place.
Hon. Calvin Manning, Of ottumwa,
was a visitor In oskaloosa yesterday.
Mr.. Manning Is a candidate for the
once Of United States marshal for
this district and was visiting among
MS supporters IN Lnlb city IN Lhe lhteT'
ests OF his cause.
George Percy Smith has resigned
the position Of manager Of the Let's
Spencer.smith Co, Wholesale grocery
at Mason City. 70 become manager OF
the Planters Steamship CO., at Mo
bile, Ala. He has been with the Let's.
Spencer Co. for eleven years.
Mcsdames Barbara Heinsfurter Az
ice Bennett, Henrietta Levi and Mary
KlIburn and Misses Rebecca Helms
furter and Lillian Kilburn departed
over the Iowa Central and Santa Re
last evening for California 70 Spend
the winter. They will be located at
Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.
Cap Miller, county superintendent
OF the schools Of Keokuk county,
stopped on in oskaloosa between
trains yesterday while on his way
home TO sigourpey after a visit at the
state Farmers Institute In Des