The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
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l'oh bridges was a. ouey 1nuuaas.
ichn Evans. IL rohny, sprplncd his
ankle quite badly Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Waters. u rpkay, Il In,
proving from q sick spell.
The residence occupied hy II. w.
Thompson has been reprinted,
J. G. wcatall and Mr.. johnson Of
Avery, were in town Thursday after
noon.
Y. M. Lester, OF Oskaloosa, was cali
Ing on his mother Mrs. NJ. A. Lester,
Thursday.
Archie Culboftson, OF Nebraska, was
an over Sunday guest OF MS brother,
q. w. Culbertson.
W. n. Nelson and family, OF oska.
looBa, visited over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. win Powell.
Mrs. II. N. Bootes and baby, of Kan.
sas City. arrived Saturday for visit
with Mrs. M. Swintok.
Born, Friday, October 81 1905, to
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.. Lind, Of South Sec
ond street, baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bell left Thurs-
day for q visit at ottumwa, Batavia
and Agency with relatives.
ldrB. Chas. Green and son Walter,
Of oskaloosa, came Saturday to visit
her niece Mrs. Otto Mayer.
Joe Moss, the young son of Mrs. IL.
Moss, was confined to his bed with an
attack OF la grippe last week.
Mrs M.J.Mater left Thursday morn
ing for Abba en- route 70 Kansas City
to visit her sister for month.
Mrs. A. Truax and Mrs. f. w. schaf.
or returned Saturday from q three
months visit In Wyoming and Ne
braska.
Mrs. II. d. Wagers and Miss Lyde
VanCloave, Of Ottumwa, were guests
Of the Herbert Warren home Thurs.
day night.
Mrs. Lou Alder, OF ottumwa, was a
guest Friday Of Mrs. VIM. McElroy,
while on route to California to spend
the winter.
ELI Harshman, of Bluffs, ILL.,, arrly-
cd Friday to look after business inter
ests. On Saturday he and A. g. Beam
or went to Pella on business.s
Albert IIiltabidei, who Is now en-
ploNd In the company store at Hite-
man, came Friday for a short visit
with his father, A. HiltaDideL
About thirty persons attended par.
ty at the Henry Chapman'home south
OF town wednesday night. Among
the diversions OF the evening were
games and music,
The S0-acre farm east OF town which
Frank Oldham purchased OF the Con-
golldation Coal Go. some years ago,
was sold Saturday, through Beamer
Bros, TO John Koontz, of near Eve
land.
Miss Maude Grain, OF What Cheer,
Completed the fall term OF school at
Charter Oak F.iday and left Saturday
for her home TO spend vacation OF
two weeks before commencing the
winter term.
The pupils OF the Forest Hill school,
west OF town, had box supper Friday
night TO raise money TO buy a diction-
airy. There was q good attendance
and the boxes sold we'll A literary
program was also carried out. Miss
Mary Neil 10 the teacher OF the school.
agReV. Ezra Temple, Of Pella, state
.oolporter for tho American Baptist
Publication Society, preached on the
street here Friday afternoon, while en-
'ro6te home from the Baptist state CON
vention at ottnmwa. James Griffin,
Of Pheasant Corners, and Albert John
son, south OF town. were also in at
TENDANCE at the convention.
The following were among the 70
cent Ottumwa visitors: Rev. Hemp
stood, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Rowe. Mrs.
Belle Hoops, DIR. Vance, Mrs. Philip
Bthlcr and daughter, Miss Maggie,
Attorney Geo. L. Gillies, Henry Sparks,
win Richards, Mrs. Frank Oldham,
Miss Clara True, A. u. McGaugh, A.
w. Keen, C. A. Garrett, Tom and John
HAYWOOD, X. B. jaeger and Miss Ida
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