The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-18
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an OahAloosa visitor to-day,
nj VI. Pence was a Central paa.
senHer last evening TO Lebanon, Mo,
Il, w. Roas, % Des Muinep, was IN
the city yesterday calling among
friends.
Je aae pulliam was a visitor In Big
ourney to-day caring for matters OF
business.
Perry Meade, q former oskaloosa
business man, was aee In the city
yesterday calling among friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. Mary Dodson Murphy, OF Dav-
export, IL visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fitzgerald and sister, Mrs. Ella
Duffy, in this city.
Edwin Perry, OF the u. M. w. A.,
has returned from the state conven.
ton OF the Federation Of Labor at
Council Bluffs this week.
Mrs. s. w. White, accomp4 Tied by
her children, was q passenger this
morning to Sigourney where she is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sampson.
Miss Enie Anderson, of White Oak,
was a visitor In the city yesterday
passing through here on her way to
Fremont where she lie visiting friends.
Henry Bell, of Delta, manager Of
the Peoples Telephone Exchange Of
that place, was a visitor in oskaloosa
yesterday looking after matters Of
business.
Supt. NJ. Sweeney, Of the NJ. * St.
T.. and Iowa Central, was q visitor In
Obkaloosa last evening passing
through here from Peoria TO HE home
In Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. L. Pearson and sisters, the
Misses Greaves, who have been spend
ing the winter In California have re-
turn ed 10 this city and are at their
home 1.-THE Terrace" on North Mark
CT street.
r.. q. Steddom and family leave
Mo nday evening for Newberg, Ore,
where they will spend the summer.
They will probably locate in Cali.
fornia next fall, and make their
future home on the coast.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of
the Baptist church met Friday after
noon at the homeI OF Mrs. Thomas
Watson. An interesting program was
carried ont and the regular business
o. the society was attended TO.
Mrs. James Lawless, Of Des Moines
who has been visiting at the q. w.
Ameg home In this city was a pas
senger yesterday TO EddyvilIe where
she win visit with friends before re-
turning TO her home In that city,
The knights and ladies OF Maccabee
10 the number Of half a hundred in
dulged In another number Of their
social parties last evening. 1t was n
pleasant evening with good music
and plenty Of social entertainment.
Sol II. Waggoner, Of 1T. Louis, ar
rived this morning for q brief visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Louis r..
Smith. He 10 enroute 10 Chicago on
q business mission, and will continue
bis journey tomorrow evening
Hon, X. w. Clayton, special agent
Of the United States treasury depart
ment, arrived in this city this morn
ing and will make a brief visit In Os-
kaloosa with Mrs. Clayton and their
daughters, Misses Martha and Abbie
Clayton.
Mrs. frankie Barnes Hull returned
last evening from Colorado where
she has been for the past two years
for the benefit Of her health. Mrs.
Hull returned 10 Oskaloosa with her
father, John X. Barnes, who joined
the lady this week in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce and
baby arrived In the cityItbis morning
and Mrs. Pierce and baby will be the
guests Of the lady's mother, Mrs.
knight, during the next week. Mr..
Pierce went on 10 Des Moines where
he will be In attendance at the State
Convention OF Photographers In SEES
sion IN that city next week.
A. Love Of PekayIwas a visitor in
Oskaloosa last evening.
Mrs. clifford Stanley ~ visiting in
Abba with her mother, Mrs. Willard.
Guy sundstrom Of Abba was a bus
mess visitor In Ogkaloosa yesterday.
Mrs Carrie Brown, Of Giyin, was
among the visitors in Oskaioosa YER
terday
Miss Mary Carr Of Ottumwa IL yig-
ting In Oskaloosa With her sister,
Miss Anna Carr,
Mrs. D. r. McCreery, Of Greedy,
Colorado, IL a visitor In OskalOosa
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