The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-01-12
(Frcm Saturdays DAILY,

city on a business trip.
Ran Willard of the Marshall Oh
Company is looking after business
interests in Kansas City.
Harry Besco, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here, has
returned to his home in Ottumwa.
Miss Alma Darland, who has beer
visiting local friends, returned this
morning to her home in Rose Hill.
Court Reporter j. H. P. Robinson
returned to his home in Grinnell yes
terday afternoon for a few days rest
Miss Name Foley, who has beer
visiting with relatives at her home
near Nicola, has returned to this city
Miss Anna Brewer, who has beer
visiting her uncle, Ed Brewer, re-
turned this morning to her home ir
Buxton.
Nye Smith has accepted a position
in the F. d. Boyer clothing house,
and has entered upon the discharge
of his duties.
Miss Bess Seymour, who has been
attending Penn college, returned last
evening to her home in Sigourney to
spend Sunday.
Lee McCann of Sigourney was a
visitor in Oskaloosa on business yes.
terday, leaving last evening for his
home in that place.
Mrs. F. A. Akey, who has been Wis.
iting in the city with her sister, Mrs
George Brock, returned last evening
to her home in Riverside.
Mrs. Walter Wright of Rose Hill
returned to her home in that place
last evening after a brief visit with
her aunt, Mrs. H. L. Coke.
Miss Essie Pugh, who has been visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Pugh, during the holidays left last
evening for Chicago to resume her
studies in music.
Mrs. @. E. Wagner and son have
joined Mr.. Magner, the new agent
of the Iowa Central for the Oska,
loosa station, and they are at home
at the Davis property on North
Market street.
H. L. Woods, the winner, Walter
Prime and John ]. Daley arrived
home at noon today from. Webster
City, where they attended the State
Checker Tournament.
John III. Anderson of the Hub re-
turned this morning from a brief
business visit in Ottumwa, where he
looking after the interests of the
Hubs branch in that city,
Mrs. Maby Scully, who has been
making this city her home for some
time past left this morning for OF
tumwa, MheTf;r lr family lives, and
where she will make her future
home.
Mrs. Walter Phillips is confined to
her home by a very serious illness.
She has been somewhat better dur
ing the past couple of days, but her
condition is still somewhat of a
critical nature.
s. O. Guthrie of Webster City is a
visitor in Oskaloosa with his brother
in-law, County Supervisor James
Stephenson. Mr.. Guthrie was a for
mer resident of Oskaloosa and has
many friends here.
2 The family of @. F. M. Schlenker,
who were burned out of the home
at the corner of First street and A
avenue, have rented the Walter Fitch
property on North Second street and
r now moving into the place.
DR.. b F. Redman has been elected
to the chair of Leading Knight in
the local Elk lodge, to I'LL a vacancy
existing in that office. The tenure
of office will be until the annual
election of officers which occurs in
March.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Wheeler enter
tanned a company at six o'clock din
ner last evening at their home on
North O street. Whist was the di-
version Of the evening. @. Winter
recei we'd first honors and Mrs. DR..
Cole the other end.
I. B. Garretson was this week I'M
fortunately mixed up in a freight
train accident on the O. B. & K. O..
r. r. and in consequence is off duty
and being cared for at his home on
A avenue. He was badly shaken up,
being rendered unconscious for a
time.
@. j. Miller, who is experimenting
part of the work of installing the
new system of the Iowa Telephone
Company in this city was manager of
the local system last summer after
the resignation of Manager Potter