The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-04-20

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~ saturday.
Miss nunnn scott Nas an Qshaicosa
caller saturday
Mlan Noel johnson was an oskAloo
80 caller On Tuesday.
Marshall Mcuoueh llei,ed In Knux
willie and fiagler last week.
paul Garrett has been quite m
with tonsllitis for the past week.
REV. q. n. Bush. OF Moulton. was
calling on old friends last Saturday.
Mrs. Avis Bourke and II. A. VII.
liams are having their houses painted.
Mrs. clara Mitchell visited at hur
home in ottumwa Saturday and Sun.
day.
Messrs. Hawkins a. spurgeon, OF
oskaloosa. were business callers on
Monday.
Chas. Palmer and Frank Epperson
were business callers in Chicago last
week.
Mrs. JAMES Glenn, of Buxton, has
been visiting Eddyville friends for the
past week.
Two Of the little children OF w.
Ives, just west OF town, have the scar
let fever
4 w. W. belong and Harry Oldham
were business callers in Washington
on Monday.
Fred Crosson moved last Thursday
to the Miller properly recently yacat-
cd by Clyde Sumner
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Carson we're
north.bound passengers on the Rock
Island this morning.
| Mrs. Hugh Clark was called to Ere
mont last week by the death Of two
OF her brothers children.
| J. p. Landers, who has been quite
III with stomach and heart trouble, ia
now able to be out.
1 Married. at Abba, Tuesday, April
II, 1905, Miss Ella Brown and Frank
Templeton Of this place.
i Simon jaeger returned home satur
day from Batavia, where he has been
making improvements on his farm
Mr.. and Mrs. True Rogers, OF Fred
eric, have leased the Besco property
ON North Third street, and will movs
soon.
| Harry, the Oldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burns, rs quite III, with
scarlet fever at their home just NORTH
Of town.
Craig Pos accepted position al
: baker at one OF the bakeries at Cen
terville He left last Friday TO begii
/, his work.
Miss Mary O'Connor, who has beer
at the hospital in ottumwa for tn'
; past three weeks, was brought hons
last Saturday.
: Mrs. Mamie Garfield, Of ottumwa
, came up Tuesday morning for 1
:, weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
0 Florence Dunkle. aWy
Harry Glenn, who has been visitinI
|, friends in EddyviIle FOR the past three
! weeks, returned TO his home, in Bux
! ton on Monday.
Q Mrs. Ward moved her household
r goods from Abba to Eddyyille and will
r make her home with her daughter
!. Mrs. Sam Harding.
Will Homer has accepted q position
as foreman Of q painting gang on thu
Rock Island Railroad and will Isayt
: for Nebraska about the 25th TO begiI
! work. $685..
8 Mayor CowIey has purchased tn,
4 hotel known as the Cowiey House, i
I Is reported that he will tear II dowr
b and erect a modern building In III
j place.
VIM. Berry Is adding much TO thu
appearance Of his residence In the
: south part OF town by adding new
room and new porches and other i'm
proyements.
I. The ladies' Of the NJ Il. church vii
J held an exchange next Saturday ,Apri
4 70, in the lecture room at the NJ. E
7 church. They will have on gale BON
nets and aprons; also bread, pies and
cakes. Lunch will be served at pm
The Chicago Troubadours gave an
excellent entertainment at the X. Of
r. hall last Wednesday evening and
were greeted by large crowd. After
the entertainment there was a bal
which was well attended, tho Trouba
dours furnishing the music.
April IS. Recruit.