The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04

son, Charles Whitehead, fut 4 Fuw
days.
Me-. and Mra, N. y. Harrington,
who have bean visiting III the city
returned this morning 90 their home
IN Buxton. Mrs, lierrlnRton's moth.
or, Mrs, Myers, accompanied them.
Misses Jessie pltkin and Eva nur.
ton, with little Minnie burton are
visiting to-day In Rose iIill with their
friend, Miss Fay Lister, who.was also
q passenger 20 that city last evening,
and will spend sunday nj the nm
with her parents.
Fremont Gagettei j. w. Earring
has purchased forty acres OF land ad.
joining Oskaloosa on the east known
as the T~hornburg farm and will move
thereto the coming fall. He does
this in order that his only son may
have the advantage OF n college edu-
cation and live at home.
Fremont Gazette; Harry Silvers,
OF oskaloosa, was In Fremont Thurs
day visiting among the boys for a few
hours. He was on his way to Daven-
port where he will work In a big
printing plant In the capacity %
pressman. The past winter he was
employed by the Kenyon Printing
Co., of Des Moines.
Mrs. Philip Palmer and, daughter,
Annie Laurie, were visitors In Oska-
loosa yesterday passing through on
their way to their home in Sigourney.
Mrs. Palmer is wife OF Rev. Palmer,
OF the Presbyterian church In
that city and was returning from Des
Moines where she had been In at
at the Northwestern Mis-
sionary conference of the church.
Mrs. s. J. Finley and Mrs. George
Moore were passengers yesterday
afternoon to Brooklyn where they are
In attendance ut the District Mission
airy meeting Of the NJ. e. church.
Mrs. Moore is delegate from Central
NJ. r.. church to the meeting, and
Mrs. Finley goes TO report on the
branch meeting at Trenton last Oc-
tober to which she was a delegate.
(From Mondays Daily.)
q. d. Common, OF Ottumwa, vas In
the city Sunday.
Miss Georgia Wing was o passenger
Grinnell Sunday morning.
q. s. Walling, OF THEHHEALD, was
q visitor In Mason City Sunday.
o. l.. Hardie ia home from an ex-
visit among relatives In ILL
nois.
ID. X. Unsicker, of Wrigh6, was a
business visitor Saturday In Oska-
r.. Ii. Vittum was In from the road
for an over-sunday visit with his
Mrs. George Hepner, Of EddyvilIe,
was an oyer-Sunday guest o. 0ska-
0oosa friends.
Ed Martin, of Tripoli, wac aiSnn-
day visitor In Oskaloosa at the }. X.
hcGregor home.
". Benton, OF Grinnell, WIS o vipitoy
In Oskaloosa Saturday caring for
matters Of business.
X. II. Mullen, OF Monmouth, TO- in
the city for a few days visit .wiaiE his
Mrs. Russell.
Misses Bertha KikendalDand Maude
Van Wrinkle were Sunday. visia0rs ut
their old home In What Cheer.
Miss May Dysart, who has been
visiting In Oskaloosa returned SatDr-
DAY 10 her home in New Sharon.
Miss Emma Locke, of LEmmetbsbuFg,
Is in the city for q few days" Visit ut
the home Of her sister, Mrs. SimOns.
Miss Ada Wentworth who has boon
in the city rsturned TO her
home in Marsballtown Sunday rOOrn-
Hon. u. W. Hamilton, Of Bfgonrney,
was a visitor in the cityl Saturday |
for matters Of professional
business.
J. O. Gin, Of Los Angeles, Calf,
was visiting with HE many local
Saturday and boxing afterI
matters Of business.
Miss Carrie Butler visited over
Sunday at Moore win relatives and
friends, returning Ehis morning to-
her school duties az Penn.
Keota Eagle: They sent for'Aunb
Margaret Anderson yesterday 10 help
nurse Mrs. Jack Osborn at oskaloosA
who has the rheumatism real bad.
Misses Clara B~roghamer and Char
Iotte Vermilyea went TO New Sharon
Sunday morning TO be in attendance
upon the funeral Of win Il. Stewart.