The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-23
PERSONALS.
Erom Friday's Daily.l

Beacon. agos9 II BIYsf fHr II
y. IA. Magee was a passenger this
morning to Centerville to care fol
business matters. s0 l
Fred Blattner was a business visitor
today in Eddyyille, looking after in
tsTssts IN that city. 1uf77 !.
Mrs. O. P. Portugal returned to her
home in Buxton after a pleasant visit
at the s. H, England home. Wig
s. d. Parr is confined on account
Of sickness at his home on North
Nineth street for the last two days.
Mrs. Ross Mccormick of this city
was a visitor today in Beacon at the
home of her mothers Mrs. Silver
thorn. aga3.E Ee5t "a
Travelling Engineer K. @. Zinck, of
the Rock Island, was in the city yes
terday looking after the interests of
the road. L.s tl -.2g A.
DR.. r. H. Todd, of New Sharon,
was in the city yesterday looking
after business affairs and calling
among Irlenas'IIagE HIEJUJ8EEE
Miss Harriet Hibbs was apassenger
to sigourney this morning to visit her
classin vocal music and to looklafter
business matters. 70 sTgo1 t9JrlaiI
Rev. w. i. Patterson of this city
was a visitor in Ottumwa today, car
inggforB business matters connected
with church work. l5blh eLt % tn9mg
w +. Lee and E. F. Winslow of
Des Moines were visitors in 0ska-
loosa today, looking after business of
the Rock Island road A. 7ANt1"
Ed Cooper, who has been visiting
at the home of his father, A. Cooper,
for a few days returned to dayito his
home NEAR What Cheer. yy/lyr.s
Little GUS Hamilton, of North
Fourth street, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia for the lastitwo
weeks is some better to-day 57Io9
Miss Eva Shaw has called on us and
aMHE.LlE& NEf.NGf AN. EHla-aNEEr NIEWErwgaF
received our contribution for the
Iowa Children's Home Society. She
is asking aid from the business men
of our city 31ql sml.sLa gIELaa
Richard Jones, who is with Fred
Romer in Macomb, Illinois, is visiting
in this city for q few days atthe home
Of his mother and with other relatives
and tEaenaa.
Mrs. Mary Ann MCGEE, a former.
resident of this city, was a visitor In.
oskaloosa to-day between trains on
her way from Des MONIES to Farm
ington, Illinois 5StEj0ggs sEw bausig
DR.. p. o, Jerrel win depart for Los
Angeles, Calf, within a few days, to
take a much needed rest and to Join
his wife who has been spending the
winter in the west. s%rlsgs s%T,tr,1 h
bhG. Winter, who was snow-bound at
Des Moines for a couple of days ar
rived home last evening. The gen
tleman has been at Chicago at the
national auto show z D" E8
Leonard Johnson, of the Golden
Eagle store, was called this morning
to Dunkirk by the death ofhis sister,
Mrs. Anderson, which occurred at
the lady's home near that village.
Twin Dunsmore, superintendent and
general manager of the Oskaloosa
Home Telephone Company, departs
Tor California this evening to join his
wife and daughter, Miss Deet, at Los
Angeles. He expects to remain in the
west eight weeks or more. ''@.. .'a.
Miss Isabel Hay, teacher of, the
zoar school in Harrison Twp, came
to her home in oskaloosaF Friday even
ing to spend Sunday and was held
here by the snow storms unable to
reach the school. 4 AS a consequence
there was noschool at the zoar. school
thls week. va ra.ogra sag ugr.gs-
Cadet Mason of the Salvation Army
at Ottnmwa, who has been visiting
relatives at Eldora, was a guest of
local friends in the Army today.
The lady was on her way to ottumwa
and stopped here between trains.
She has been snowbonnd for several
days in Marshalltown. FrdsR ba5aU
Miss Anna Willis entertained the
Fourth Avenue whist club last even
ing, and a most enjoyable time was
had. The score cards were in the
form of Valentines. There was a tie
between Mrs. w. W. Webb and Miss
Ella Doud for first honors and Mrs.
Webb o. in the cut. Mrs. It. j..
Berdinner won the consolation prize.
Mrs. A. A. Hamilton recently en-
tertained the Matinee Club making
an evening entertainment Of the az
fair and the gentlemen. were called
IN to assist in the work. Mrs.sF. F..
Parker and Mrs. ID. Robinson tied for
the first place and Mrs, Parker won
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