The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-01-26
(From Saturdays Daily.)

in the city for a couple OF days visit.
C. H. Evans, of Des MONIES, was in
the city today looking after business.
Mrs. A. M. Galloway was a Rose
Hill shopper in oskaloosa yesterday.
Sam Robertson came in yesterday
afternoon from an eastern business
trip.
DR.. w. L. Pearson is in minneapolis
for a few days looking after business
affairs.
Mrs. M. F. Clayton and son John,
Of Delta, were visitors in Oskaloosa
yesterday.
Mrs Ella Ravens, Of Rose Hill, was
a visitor in Oskaloosa yesterday look.
ing after business matters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, who has been
visiting her nephew, James A. Dewitt,
returned to her home in Des Moines
yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Clark, of Des Moines, ar
rived in the city last evening to be a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Tay.
Tor, for a few days.
M. Denny, of Rose Hill, who has
been doing jury duty in the district
court, was excused last evening and
returned to his home.
Miss josephine Hawkins, who is at
tending Penn college, departed last
evening for an over Sunday visit at
her home in Rose Hill.
Newton News: ]. L. Smith is the
new operator at the Iowa Central de
pot, taking the place Of G. I. Shields,
who has gone to Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Boal have writ
ten to Oskaloosa friends that they
are now permanently located in their
new home in Buda, Illinois.
Mrs. F. M. Tate departed last even
ing for Cameron, Mo, where she will
be the guest of her daughter, Miss
Minnie, for a few days visit.
Mrs. M. Carey, who has been visit
ing at the home Of her friend, Mrs.
c. Stringfellow, returned last
night to her horne in Rose Hill.
w. R.. Fansher went to Union
today to visit his daughter, Mrs. H.
Hunter, for a few days. He ex-
poets to return the first of the week.
Moses De Marco, of Delta, wal a Wis
tor in Oskaloosa yesterday, a guest of
lis friend, G. W. Overturf, and com
in his stay a brief business Wis.
t.
Miss Emma McFarlan, who has been
'edfast for the past week with a Sc
'ere case of infammatory rheuma-
ism, is slowly recovering, but not able
o sit up as yet.
= idisses >MiDie, Brown ans Bess -Sey.i
nour, who are attending Penn college,
we're passengers last evening to their
lome in Sigourney to spend Sunday
With friends and relatives.
Hedrick Journal: H. B. Speck, for.
nerly in business in Hedrick, has pur.
.hased a shoe store in Abba. MI
'peck has been travelling for an east.
,rn shoe firm for some time.
Albert Stringfellow was a passenger
asst evening to Davenport, where he
accompanied his mother, Mrs. H. T
Stringfellow, who is to undergo an
operation in Mercy hospital today.
Mrs. Clarence Coke, of Cedar Rapids
was a passenger last evening to her
nome after having spent a week at
Herbert Coke home in the city.
Coke and son, who were also visit |
1ng here, returned to their home sew
eral days ago.
Belle PLANE Union: Hon. H. w
Gleason, a resident of Belle PlaineI
some years ago, called on old friends !
Yesterday Mr.. Gleason left here inl
1869, after having practiced law for
1 couple Of years, and is now a prom.
.nent attorney at Oskaloosa.
Miss Lottie Fansher entertained
lutte a number Of her friends last ev-
ening with games and music. Finch
vas the leading game. The honors of
he evening fell to Miss Nellie Vittum
Frank Blackburn, while the BOBBY
ell to Miss Lottie Fansner and Fred
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller enter.
aimed a company of friends at cards
asst evening in honor Of Miss Harriet
'~nodgrass, Of Muscatine, who is in
he city for a visit of a couple of
weeks duration. Refreshments were
Jerved and the evening was pleasant
y passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hetherington
a company of friends on
evening in honor of Mr.
nd Mrs. II. d. Hetherington, of Pitts
'urg, Pa. After the tour-course din
Ter, whist was INDUCED in until the
zee small hours. The decorations
red and white roses and carna
fonn All -4nk --I