The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-08
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lna excursion Into Minnesota.
n " sewers came IN yesterday
from a western business trip.
Niles Julia levy, ~ Davenport, ives
a guest IL o~skaloosa friends yester
day,
II. q. Blckford, o. Des Molnes, was
IN the city yesterday calling among
friends.
Niles Bertha Carpenter was a pas.
senger this morning for Wright 10 yis.
friends and relatives.
Miss Edna Bunnell, who has been
teaching school In Helena, Mont, dur.
ing the past year, has returned 10 her
home in this city.
II. w. Gleason, who has been very
IN at his home during a number OF
weeks, is able to be out OF doors again
and at his Office.
Mrs. Grace Martin, who has been
visiting her brother, II. II. Sheriff, and
other relatives in Oskaloosa, returned
today to her home at Gibson.
Mrs. Robert Stamford, of Lincoln,
Nebr.. who has been visiting at the
r. Perkins home, was a passenger this
morning to Wright to visit relatives.
Larry L. McCord came up from Ed
dyville this afternoon to see the ball
game today with Ottumwa. Larry Is
more than pleased with the last two
results Of the oskaloosa-o ttumwa
games.
In honor OF Mrs. j. NJ. Baugh, Of
Chicago, who is visiting her friends in
Oskaloosa, Mrs. M. Vreeland last ev-
ening entertained a party Of eight
friends at finch. The evening was
delightfully."- spent, and after the
game dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
Mrs. Fannie Ellison was made hap.
by today in receipt Of the news that
her son is alive and well. She had
been unable to hear from him for two
months and having some time since
seen among the names of the victims
OF a railway wreck n identical with
her sons, she feared he was dead.
Harry Mickey, son OF Contractor j..
d. Mickey, of the city, is seriously Ill
OF appendicitis and his condition has
been critical. Strenuous measures
had to be adopted to pull the young
man through the illness. He will be
taken to Rochester, Minnesota, as
soon as ne can be moved with safety |
for the performing Of an operation.
w. s. Mcguire, the advance man Of
the Parker Amusement Co, who has
been doing the preliminary work for
the Base Ball Carnival June 10 to "a,
departed this morning on q business
trip TO the northern part Of the state.
Mr.. Mcguire says the Carnival this
year is all new and Is the best thing
Of its kind ever offered to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Gilbert, Of oma.
ha, arrived in the city this afternoon
10 visit over Sunday, the guests Of
Harry Il. o'Neill. Mr.. Gilbert Is Mr..
o'Neill's law partner In Omaha, and
having visited this city before, receiv.
ed such an impression as would war.
rant bringing his bride TO see the city
which has captured his partners
heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mallory depart
ed this morning for their new home
at Needles, California, where the gen.
tleman has accepted a position as dis
patcher for the Santa Fe railway sys.
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most excellent people regret their de
parture from the social and business
life Of the city. They are followed by
the best wishes OF all.
II. II. O'NeiIl has returned from a
trip TO Omaha and ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ramsey are vis-
iting for a few days with relatives
and friends at Lucas.
Mrs. NJ. J. Pbinney left this morn
ing for Lucas to make an extended
stay with her daughter, Mrs. o. A.
Vermeer.
Mrs. Minnie Barnhill of Des Moines,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. T. Nicholson, returned this morn
ing TO her home. |,
Miss Myrtle Glaze departed this
afternoon for olwein, Iowa, where
she viii be the guest OF Mrs. Bessie
Capel for a few days. i
Leslie Moore, who was taken I'll
with appendicitis at Prairie City, Is
repo rted some better and will be s
brought TO his home in this city with !
In a few days. :
Mrs. II. A. Kelso, Of Des Moines, I
was a visitor in oskaloosa last even
Ing with her friend, Mrs. Mary Arm 3
She left this morning for
Keota where she will visit. !,
George Longwell, OF Buxton, who {
has been visiting a few days in oska- I
Iooaa with hfa daughter. Mra. w r. a