The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-21

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Ishie moFnlnR 81 hes Molnet where
she win visit luf seine time with
trlOnds.
Me-. ana MFs A, ptlnden were pes.
senrefa saturday 10 uilman where
they are spending a iew days with
relatives and irleBda.
Mrs. Ed Mckinley entertained a
company o. friends IN honor o. Mre.
Grace McMahon prior 70 the la,er's
departure for her new home IN Call.
fornia.
Joe HeIbert and wife and family left
this morning for uuinan, o, n, whore
Mr.. Beibert will engage in farming.
1niey expect 10 make their future
home In Oklahoma.
ottumwa Courier, Mrs, NJ. r..
Christie, OF Oskaloosa, who has been
visiting at the home OF John Christie
on south Monroe street, left last
evening on the Rock Island for her
home.
wAlbia Union: Mr.. and Mrs. 40,
Sellers, OF oskaloosa, and DR.. and
Mrs. spillman, OF ottumwa, arrived
in Abba Friday TO attend a family re-
union at the home OF VIM. Mercer in
Blum Creek township.
Pres. John p. white, Of the U. NJ.
| w. A., and Commissioner John p.
Reece, Of the operators, yer pas
sengers this morning to Des Moines
to look after the interests of the
miners and operators in the Des
Moines coal field.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Sheppard and
family who have been spending the
summer In the west, are expected to
return to their home in this city in
the ear future and will spend a few
weeks, returning again to California
where they will spend the winter.
WBussey Press: Lee Love, the popu-
lar conductor on the Abba and oska-
Ioosa train, who has been on a three
weeks vacation visiting his people at
Lacuede, Mo-, and other points re-
turned TO his run q few days ago. He
reports a very enjoyable time among
peaches and watermelons.
Earl r. Bridges who has sheen spend
ing the summerin construction on the
interurban near Boone, was a visitor
fn Oskaloo6a Sunday at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bridges, and left this morning for
Ames where he continues his course
in civil engineering this year,
A J. Loyet, assistant superintend-
emit OF the Metropolitan Life, was q
visitor in ottumwa to-day holding q
conference of his agents In that city.
The agents from oskaloosa accom-
panied him, the party being composed
Of Mr.. Loyet, e. T. Randall, o. l..
Randall, q. O. Utterback and J. N.
Craig.
Buxton Gazette: II. A.. Armstrong
was driving home one night last week
when the buggy ran into a deep cut
in the road. The harness broke and
threw Mr. Armstrong out OF the
buggy. He was stunned for some
minutes. He fortunately escaped
with q sprained ankle and a few
bruises,
Pella Chronicle: Rev. d. q. Smith
informed us that his household goods
would be shipped to Ottumwa ut one
and that he and Mrs. Smith would
leave for that city to-day where they
will live In the future. He was grant
ed a superannuate relation with the
church at the Abba conference. He
Is perhaps the oldest minister In the
oskaloosa district, having been in the
p~astorate for forty-one years.
X. d. Walton and Ed Belmont have
returned from o two weeks hunting
trip in Nebraska, The gentlemen
made their headquarters at IA Platte
and had very fatr sport on the Bnoot.
Although hundreds Of the chickens
fell victims to their unerring aim,
none were seen In oSkaloosa, and
their many promised friends did not
regale themselves with the festive
birds, largely for the eason that In
Nebraska state law prevents shipping
out Of that state.
Fred Carr, OF Montezuma, vas In
the city over Sunday.
Miss Lila Osborne was a visitor to.
day with friends in Evans.
Mrs. Louie Towle 10 visiting with
friends in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Carolyn Adams is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Mary Converse, In
st. Paul.
Mrs. Clara Hearne 10 attending to
AFFAIRS In Abba for the Smith Jewelry
Company.
Miss Esther Mcdowell ,ofIowa City,
fs here for q visit with her nephew,
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