The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

Mrt susie RHffnnu WAS NlRtt0f ~
RadyvIlie with sgienas last eveninr
n A. Tanner. 81 wnAt Cheer. was
yiallor IN oekAlcoeA yesterday look.
sng after business matters.
Masters Fiuya and Geo. Ehafer are
visiting In Roae iIlll with shels grnnds
mother. Mrs. Jno. Il Taylor
Mrs. william Attlg was a passenger
this morning 20 slgourney where sne
IL visiting for q few fnys with friendn.
Miss Helen Jordan returned tbs
morning 20 her home In Wright after
abrief visit with friends In oskaloosa
Miss Lsaie Mohme. or sigourney.
visited yesterday with friends in Os.
kalocsa, returning last evening 70 her
home.
Mrs. w. u. Reese returned this
morning to her home in Flagler after
a pleasant visit in oskaloosa with her
many friends.
Misses May and Hazel Doolin were
passengers this morning to Des
Moines TO spend Sunday with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. w. J. Brown, OF Rose Hill, re.
turned to her home In that city last
evening after a brief visit in oska'
loosa with friends.
Mrs. G. A. Caffall and daughters
were passengers this morning to
Keithsburg where they will spend
Sunday with friends.
Charles Moorman, OF What Cheer,
was O visitor In Oskaloosa yesterday
calling on friends and looking after
matters Of business.
G. Il. watkins, OF Omaha, VINO was
called here by the death of his mother,
Mrs. John f. Watkins, leaves Sunday
morning for his home.
Mrs. r. w. Kruse, OF Delta. was a
visitor in Oskalooga yesterday re-
turning home last evening after al
brief visit with friends.
J. r.. Springfield, OF ottumwa, was
visitor in oskaloosa today looking
after matters OF business connected
with the '. 7. q L. Co.
Miss Edna Buck, who was called toI
oskaloosa by the funeral OF her un-
Gle, Dr. Will Green, returned last ey-
ening 20 her home In Abba.
Mrs, ]. X. Busby, OF Rose 4iiIl, was
a visitor with friends In oskaloosa
yesterday on her way through the city
70 her home from Des Moines.
Mrs. L. l.. Dumbauld, OF Keota, vis-
tied yesterday at the Jack Osborne
home In oskalooga, returning last ey-
ening TO her home in that city.
Miss Lua Smith, who was called to-
OskalooBa by the illness and death Of
her father, Hon. w. r. Smith, lefaI
this morning for her home In Des|
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cubberly were
passengers this morning TO Keosauqua
where they will spend q weeks vaca.
tion, including Thanksgiving, with
relatives and friends.
w. L. Meredith returned last even.
ing from business trip into Tennes.
see. Mr.. Meredith was in the timber
country in the mountains for couple
Of weeks, and had very enjoyable
trip.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, who has
been spending vacation OF few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Thomas, Of this city, left this
morning for Hayesyille, where she Is
teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson,
Of Rose Hill, arrived in oskaloosa to,
day from Macon, Mo-, where they
have been visiting. They will visit
here for few uays with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. ~. X. Whitmore.
Miss Bessie Gilcrest, who recently
accompanied her parents 20 their new
home in Des Moines, has accepted a
position In the T3aker.Trisler book
store In that city and has charge OF
the magazine stand In the book shop.
Mrs. Thomas y. Neagle was a pas
senger this morning to Davenport to
visit for few days with her daugh-
ter, Miss Emily Neagle, who is attend.
ing school In that city. From Day.
export Mrs. Neagle goes 10 Chicago
to visit for few weeks with friends
and relatives.
Miss Maude Cartwright went TO
burlington last evening.
George Wolfe, OF Ames was among
oskaIoosa friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.Loland are home
from brief visit In Des Moines.
Miss Eugenia Leclaire, Of Des
Molnes, is visiting Oskaloosa friends.
Thomas Terrell was a passenger
yesterday TO New Sharon TO attend
Friends Quarterly Meeting.
Ts,nnvtffa Gfar. Mr. and Mrs Al. 4