The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Mra UeotRe Rhefmbn a. visiting
fe 4 few days with relatives "
Hanee
Miss Anna Span, "a Abba. Il visit.
ing for q few days With friends N
O~shNloosa,
Miss ethel times wes 4 passenger
this morning ~ Tracy IL spend sun.
day ii her home
Miss oaella Terrell was n pasacn.
ger this morning 20 Ifedrick 10 visit
her brother. NJ w Terrell.
Mrs A. j.. Ferguson, who has been
visiting with local friends, returned
this morning to her home in Rose
Hiil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janney and
son, John Milton.of Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, are visiting at the Grant Janney
home.
Charles stringfellow was a visitor
today in Rose Hill, having gone down
this morning TO spend the day with
friends.
Mrs. r.. II. waring left this morn.
ing for ~Indianola in which city spe
will visit until after the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. Hustled.
Mrs. r. w. Hyde, who has been vas.
iting at the T. w. Hyde home in this
city for a few days, returned yester.
day to her home In Peoria.
Miss Bessie Row, who has been Wis.
iting in oskaloosa with her friend,
Rev. Mrs. Elolse Gilmore, left this
morning for her home in Blakesburg.
Miss Mae Reynolds, who has been
visiting for the past three weeks with
relatives and friends in Chicago, re-
turned last evening to her home in
this city.
Charles Walters, Of the Iowa Cen.
trail, travelling passenger agent on the
east division, was a visitor In oska,
looBa today, looking after business
and calling on his many friends.
Ernest Thomas, OF Earlham, erst.
while star center OF the Penn foot ball
team, was a visitor among friends in
oskaloosa yesterday and witnessed
the game between Penn and the All
Stars.
Richland Clarion: j. II. Daggett,the
Clarion's editor, returned home Tues
day evening, after spending several
weeks in the ottumwa hospital. The
best efforts OF the physicians have
failed 10 keep him up and he returns
in a very serious condition.
George Musick wal called last even.
ing 10 Springfield, Mo, by q telegram
announcing the death Of his brother,
r.. y. Musick, who was killed in that
city accidentally yesterday. Mr.. Mu.
sick was an engineer running out OF
Springfield and IL known In oskaloo
80, having visited here.
Misses Cecil and Ira Ferree r o.,
pected home from Denver the first 81
the week, where they have been the
past three months for the benefit Of
Miss Cecii's health. She Is no better,
however, and will DO brought TO the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Clara Fer.
rec, Of this city,
Rev. J. willard DeYoe,of Delta,has
been chosen first tenor in the Iowa
Conference Male Quartette. The
other members OF the quartette are
E Lloyd Tenant I'd tenor, Of Craw.
f~ordgyllle; Rev. Elias Handy, or
Washington, baritone, and Rev. 70. J.l
Smith Of Ft.Madison, as bass. They
will meet at Washington in the near
future TO select music and practice.
This will meet a long felt want in
the Conference.
lFrom Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. VI. J. Mott, Of Lacey, was a
visitor with friends in ugkaloosa Sat.
urday.
Miss Rose Broganfwas a New sha,
ron visitor on business IN the city
Saturday,
Miss Myrtle Rhine visited Sunday
with her parents and with friends in
New Sharon.
Mrs g. w McCagg was a visitor
Sunday with friends and relatives In
New Sharon.
Miss Carrie Butler wal a passenger
Saturday 20 Moore 10 spend Sunday
with relatives
Miss Abbie Williams, OF Eddyyllle,
was a visitor with friends In oska
looga yesterday.
Miss Kate Cruden, who has been
visiting with friends in Mason City,
arrived home last evening
DR.. w. W. Talbot, veterinarian. was
called 70 Lacey and vicinity satur.
day on professional duties.
Billy" McCabe, Of Des Moines,wa
down from that city Sunday visiting
with his many Ogkaloosa friends.