The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

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Harry ChaFies came IN last night
from Chicago after q vislt at Niagara
Falla. New York. Philadelphia and
Washington, while in the east be
also visited Bridgeport, Connecticut,
where be reports Mr.. Lacy ~ now
engaged III bic duties a. secretary o.
the n. NJ. q. A. Of that city.
Hon. Sam w. Jones Of this city has
been appointed a delegate and ex-
poets 10 attend the 25th annual ses-
sion OF the Farmers National con-
grese, to be held Mt Richmond, vir-
ginia, September ~ to ~. An excel
lent program has been prepared for
the occasion and number OF side
trips viii make the congress most
enjoyable.
Mrs. James Downs was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives In
Beacon.
Misses Nellie and Anna Plunkett, of
Marshalltown, are guests at the Mrs.
ID. Whalen home.
Mrs. Il. M. Johnson was passenger
this mo rning to Richland where she
is visiting friends.
w. II. Riley returned this morning
from brief Sunday visit with rela-
tiyes in Des Moines.
Carl Fritz, of ottumwa, was a Wis
itor in Oskaloosa yesterday with his
uncle, George Bertsch.
O. e. Lemley, of Brighton, was a
visitor in Oskaloosa to-day looking
after business interests.
d. x. Unsicker, Of Wright, was a
visitor in Oskaloosa Saturday looking
after matters of business.
Miss Grace Grant who has been
visiting with relatives in Pella, re-
turned this morning to her home.
Mrs. Ella Wurzbacker and children,
Mabel and Carl, ofTilden, Nebr., are
guests of the parental Marq Barr
home.
Mrs. A.. +. DUNCAN was passenger
this morning to Des Moines where
she will visit for few days with
friends.
III. A. Music and wife, of Edgar,
Nebr., are visiting in oskaloosa at
the home of Mr.. Music's brother,
George Music
Paul and Dot Sewers we're pas
sengers Saturday to Clear:Lake where
they spent Sunday with the g. w.
Sewers family at their cottage.
DIR. II. H. Whalen and sister Miss
Anna, were in Oskaloosa Saturday
enroute to their home in New Sharon
after few days visit at Melrose.
Miss Lottie Alexander who has been
visiting at Phillipsburg, Kansas, are
rived in Oskaloosa last evening and
is visiting her father, J d. Alexander
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Fred But
Ter returned to her home in Qskaloosa
Satur day after weeks visit in this
city at the home of her nephew, Oh.
Kendig.
Fra nix Bartz, formerly with the U.
s.. Express Co., of this city, is visit
ing his brother, Agent Will Bartz, of
the U. s. Express Go. Frank is now
located at Eldon.
Mrs. Maria Mccoy and friend Miss
Mary Smith, of Searsboro, were Wis
itors at the j. f. Easter home for a
few hours Saturday while passing
through from Ottumwa.
A. Rosenblatt and Leo Baldauf who
have been spending few weeks in
the New York markets in the inter
ests of the Baldauf- Rosenblatt Co.,
returned this morning to their homes.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. M. j.
Cruzen and children, Fay, Morris and
Harri ct, of Oskaloosa, came Wednes-
day for a visit at the home Of Mrs.
Cruzen's brother, o. p. Mendenhall.
Justice Edward Pritchet was pas
senger to Des Moines to visitthe State
Fair for a few days. Constable An
drews left Saturday for that city to
serve as gate keeper during the big
exhibition.
Bussey Press: Charlie, Harry and
Miss Marie Holmes returned home
Monday evening from a visit with
relatives at Oskaloosa and Ottumwa
accom- panied by their grandmother,
Mrs. Lou Blattner.
Mrs. Nellie Collins, OF Chicago, who
has be en- visiting in oskaloosa at the
home Of her friend, Mrs. Sheriff, ac-I
companied Mrs. j. w. Green to her
home NJ Iacpv Saturday and spent