The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-09

Mrs. George Russell, in Oskaloosa..
William Baker and wife,of this city,
were passengers this morning for
Buxton, where they will spend sew.
eraI days with friends and relatives
In renting for his paper Mr.
Samuel Romer writes from Indian
apolis that he is well and wishes to
be remembered to many Oskaloosa
friends.
Mrs. Mary Leighton, who was call
ed to this city by the illness and
death Of Mrs. Tobias Leighton, re
turned yesterday to her home in
Grinnell.
Mrs. Jennie VermlIyea, who has
been visiting in Oskaloosa at the
home of her brother, Will Cunning
ham returned yesterday to her home
in Lacey.
Frank L. More and wife, of Abba
were visitors in Oskaloosa last even
ing with friends and relatives and
were in attendance at the McCutch
con lecture.
Mrs. r. s. Cook, of Westinghouse
parted this morning for her home in
that city after a pleasant visit in Os
kaloosa at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Hannah Hickey.
The Delta Press in republishine
some items of 25 years ago, an
nounces that "Rev. Geo. T. Carpen
ter of Oskaloosa will be our orator
on the Fourth of july"
Mrs. w. Myers, of Rose Hill, was a
visitor in Oskaloosa yesterday, look
ing after matters Of business and call
ing on friend. She returned last ev
ening to her home in that city.
Rev. H. d. W. Garrett, who has been
conducting a series of very success
full meetings at the U. P. church dur
ing the past two weeks, departed this
morning for his home in PitZer, &C
companied by Mrs. Carrot.
Harvey Lewis, who has been occu
plying the position of night baggage
man at the Central, has resigned his
position and departed last night fol
Chicago, where he will enter the EN-
ploy of an express company.
e. G. Woodward, travelling pas
senger agent for the N. C. C st. L..
was a visitor in the city yesterday,
calling on his many friends among
the railroad boys and looking after
the interests of the road he repre-,
SCENTS.
Fremont Gazette: G. w. and w
e. Fellers attended the big farm
sale Of Harvey Welch's near Oska,
loosa yesterday. Col. G. w. Whit
mer, Fremont's popular auctioneer,
cried the sale and got the usual top
prices.
T. Newman and wife and Miss Dora
Snyder,of Cheney, Kansas, were Wis
itors in Oskaloosa yesterday, guests
at the G.. e. Sha9efayabe nrs, Dyi..Lf'
frt.sr eyening" tor Delta wneeS they e2
| pect to make an extended visit wit
friends.
KnoxvilleNews: E. J.. Smith wa
at Oskaloosa owe Sunday with hi
son Ben, who has been taking treat
ment for a very serious case of sorI
eyes. The young man has been un
able to see for the past month but il
now improving.
Abba Republican: Miss Florencj
Enix and Mr.. Will Wright wer,
married at Oskaloosa Monday. TIL,
wedding was a great surprise to al
their relatives, as none of them ha,
been given eve a hint OF the event
She is the youngest daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Enix. He is
brother Of Mrs. John Williams o
South Abba. They will go to house
keeping in the near future.
Concerning a lady we'll known il
this city the Newton Record says
The friends of Mrs. Judge Winston
are very much alarmed in regard t
her condition and entertain but tn,
slightest hopes Of her recovery. He
two daughters, Miss Jessie, and Mrs
Kate Cavell of Keokuk are constant
ly at her bedside, rendering ever!
assistance to their mother. Mrs
lows trouble is heart disease.
John T. McCutcheon, the celebrat
ed cartoonist, who lectured at tn
Masonic last night, departed afte