The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20
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MT NnN MRS Va w. NNal FtthNtk"N
thln morning 10 their home In EDDY.
willie after a pleasant Wait with oaka.
loosa friends.
Miss Leila Beckmen was pAe.
senRcr this morning 10 Deu Moines
where che will visit for few weeks
with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w, Bby were pas.
sengers this morning 70 Des Moines
where they will visit at the H. VI.
Runyon home.
Miss Avirsy Mattix was passenger
this morning TO Fremont, 10 which
city he was called by tho death OF her
father, James II. Mattix.
Mrs. J. w. Kinsie, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John II.
Howard, returned this morning to
her home in What Cheer.
Mrs. q. s. Chord and son,i Ralph,
who have been visiting with tho Cal-
vim Chord family, returned last even
ing 70 her home In Eddyville.
Thomas Riley, OF Keokuk, con-
ductor on the Rock Island 10 In town,
called to Oskaloosa by the death Of
his brother-in-law, Jesse Long.
Mrs. Charles Roberts, who has been
visiting for few days with her sister
MRS. Charles Mckinley, returned this
morning to her home in Rose. Hill.
Prof. o. Il. Dixon end family, Of
Parkersburg, arrived In oskaloosa
last evening and will visit for few
weeks with their many local friends.
Mrs. Thos. Aylesworth and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Eppel, of Boone, who
have been visiting Mrs. Mary Ayles-
worth departed yesterday for their
home.
Abba Republican: Ed. CD ,Sellars,
on Kansas, 10 visiting his sisters, Mes
danes VIM. Mercer and A. J. Byerlee.
he will also visit relatives at Moulton
and oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, y. Potter, of Bea-
con, returned this morning TO their
home after having been visitors In
OskaIoosa In attendance at the Chau-
tauqua for several days.
Mrs. VIM. Buffers was a passenger
this morning TO Atwood where she
will visit few days before continu-
ing on 70 What Cheer TO visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lister.
Hon. Geo. r. Rinehart, OF Newton,
was visitor in oskaloosa to-day In
attendapce ut Chantauqua, having
come down 10 hear William Jennings
Bryan In the "yaIue OF an Ideal"
Abba Republican; Prof. VIM. Sol
ONION has received a very fattering
proposition from Drake University OF
position as Instructor In that great
school. He IL now teaching In the
institute at Knoxville and has not de-
cided whether or not TO accept the
Drake proposition.
Knoxville News: Mrs. Josephine
Boyer, OF Oskaloosa, spent Friday
and Saturday In this city at the home
OF her brother, J. w. Brady. Mrs.
Boyer and Mr.. Brady are well known
to the people Of Tracy and vicinity,
both having been residents Of that
section for many years.
The following clipping from the Los
Angeles Herald OF Sunday, July o,
reads lust like an oskaloosa Item:
Mrs. Walter Campbell OF the Crest
holme, gave delightful whist party
last Thursday afternoon at her apart
msnts In honor of'Mrs. Edwin Atkins,
OF Denver, Mrs. ID. o. Fleming, ofDes
Moines and Mrs. Judge b. W. Preston,
OF Oskaloosa. The hostess was as.
sisted by Mrs. J. q. Ferrall. Mrs. John
spencer and Mrs. Edwin Atkins won
the prizes.
Mrs. Mary Cook returned last even
ing to her home In Wayland, after q
pleasant visit In oskaIoosa with her
niece, Mrs. Grant Janney.
DR.. Silas o. Swallow, who has been
the attraction OF the local Chautau-
qua, departed last evening for his
home in Pennsylvania leaving via the
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Ottumwa Courier; Miss Eta Mis-
kimIns, Of Oskaloosa, who has been
visiting at the home Of q. II. Younk-
In, as East Fourth street left this
morning for Humeston.
DR.. o. T.. Mullins, OF Broken Bow,
Eebr., who arrived here with his wife
10 visit Al the home OF his sister, Mrs.
q, w. BoIlinger, was called 70 Abba
this morning 70 care for q sick daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Polly swick, Of 6is Sixth
ayen ne east, entertained q company
Of boys and girls yesterday afternoon
in honor OF her neices, Miss Luella
MiIIer and Miss Hazel 0rice, OF Cleve-