The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-24

Cd HuAdA whfW good mlsh excellent
time was made
Elmer Fisher, formerly manager 81
she ! ~, Augustine drug store Va
this city, but now located IN Cedar
iaaplda, IA spending few days IN Ga.
kalooaa a. the home 81 bis sister,
Mira n w brown.
Marnhaillown Times Republican,
Mrs, n. u. Sewers went 70 Clear
Lake Saturday evening 10 Spend .
week at the Sewers cottage with
MIR. see, ers' mother, Mrs. George w.
Sewers and family Of oskaloosa.
"a, w. ehockley returned home isst
evening from q brief yisit IN Chicago
with his son, Frank Bhockley, Mr..
shockley stayed In tsigourney yester-
day 70 attend the sigourney Normal
Chautauqua, which ia In sessioa-thi
week.
Mrs. Thomas Maioney, who was
called to oskaloosa by the death OF
her sister, Miss Emma Teas, left this
afternoon for her home in Des
Moines. The lady was accompanied
by her children, who were with her
In this city.
VIII Hale was calling upon his
trade in oskaloosa yesterday and to-
day. Mr.. Hale has just returned
from the mud baths In Indiana, whore
he underwent course Of treatment
for rhumatism. He is not entirely
well yet but is able 10 navigate fairly
well.
Fred Worth has purchased q steam
Laundry In Ida Grove, Iowa and he
and his son, Lawrence, are there now
operating the plant. They have sold
their property here and Mrs. Worth
and Zera expect 10 Join Mr.. Worth
soon. John Knieriemanpand Miss
Rilla expect to 20 TO Ida Grove also.
Mrs. O. v. Hoffman, spent Sunday
among relatives In BurIidgton.
Ray HiLer IL home from Kansas
city, arriving Saturday evening.
George Leland and son Harry Of
Moines we're Saturday yisitors in the
city. .. 81 i
Mrs. r.. q. Forney Of Marion was
entert aimed over Sunday by oskaloo-
~ friends. an
Miss Mary otHearn Of Ackley,
Iowa, Ia Waiting her cousin, Miss
Jennie o'Hearn.
II. v. Sewers came home from
Knoxville saturday evening for a
Sabbath at home.
Mrs. J. o.. ScoIes and daughter left
Saturday for short Visit with reia-
tives at Perry, Iowa.
o. X. CrandalI Of Los AIamos, Cal
ifornia, IL In the city, the guest Of
friends and acquaintance. !
sirs. n. IL. Turner and children OF
MoberIey, Missouri, are visiting at
the X. NJ. tombstone home.
Mrs. Nettie Watkins IL home from
q two weeks vacation from ber. du-
ties with the o. r, Il L. Go.
Mrs. Mary Fiddler, who has been
attending camp meeting, left this
morning for her home in Ottumwa.
Mrs. NJ. Bcvey was a passenger 70
Abba Saturday evening 20 visit In
that city for few days with friends.
q. w. Thomas and wife returned
this morning 10 MilIersburg, having
been visiting at camp meeting for q
few days.
g. r. Meeker and wife, who have
been attending the Holiness meeting,
loft this morning for their home In
Scranton.
Miss Hazel Lewis, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida Lewis,
returned Saturday 70 her home at
CoaIfeld.
q. Is. Fiddler and wife Of Ottumwa
returned this morning 70 their homes
after an attendance at camp meeting
In this city. -
Tom Burke, foreman Of the New.
tom News, was q Sunday visitor In
obkaloosa with his parents and
many friends.
Miss Edna PauIson went 70 Bur.
Iington last evening 70 visit at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. Rutledge,
during the week.
. Miss Gene wilkins, Who'll has been
visiting at the X. +, Robson home In
this city, left Saturday evening for
her home In Abba.
Constable Bert Mastin IL able 70 be
around again and IL gaining slowly.
He has, however, accepted no chaI.
Isnges 10 foot races a. yet.
". D. Boyer departed last evening
for the east 70 spend several days In
tnM voarkafa and faahl0u cNnfaraI