The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

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has bcen Visiting iR oahAlooAa o. The
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fof Kansaa CITY,
Miss Josie watiand returned thla
morning 20 her school duties AZ
Nelentun after a SUNDAY visit at her
home In this city.
nuaaey prehe, Bupt. Ice o. No. 8,
q and n. has decided 70 live IA Os.
kaiooaa on account % school advnn.
taeea for bis children.
Mrs. Nj. A. Fancy, who has been vie.
+. ltlng az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clements, returned Saturday
20 her home In Marngo.
Ambrose Burke, OF s~igourney, who
has been spending a few days with
his big brother, City Clerk Richard
Burke, left this morning for his home.
Miss Ida Updegraft returned this
morning TO her school uuties in Sig
Quincy after a pleasant visit III oska-
loosa Mt the parental A. Updegraif
home.
Richland Clarion: MI. and Mrs.
J. M. Price and daughter Leora. OF
oskaloosa, we're guests at the nome
OF their daughter, Mrs. ]. M. Barnett
Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Stringfellow returned
this morning to her homo in Rose
Hill after'a pleasant visit in oskaloo-
ga at the @. A. and ". A. Stringfel-
low homes.
#. II. Eckhart and wife, OF Marepgo,
were visitors with their friends, Mr.,
and Mrs. George Clements. Saturday
while on their way from Fremont to
their home.
Homer white, who has been CON
fined to his home, No. 422 High ay.
enue West, for the past several days
with a severe case OF tonsilitis, is
now some better.
Misses Louise and Lucille Gaas, OF
Pella, returned TO their homes this
morning after having spent Sunday
with their friend, Miss Betty Stroh'
meier, In this city.
w. Cooper aud son and Mrs. Marga.
ret Ehrhart and Sons, Of Eldon, left
this morning for their homes after q
pleasant visit in Oskaloosa with II.
W. Thompson and family.
George Holman, who has just
closed his first successful season on
the road for the Hardine. McKittricl
Dry Goods Co. % 81. Louis, left last
evening for ST. Louis TO get out mis-
line OF samples for his January trips.
Mrs. Margaret Cheney, a deaconesa
LOT the Methodist church, who has
been visiting with her many friends
In Oskaloosa during the past two
months, left this morning for Hack
ney, MINI, where she will remain
with relatives during the winter.
The "Child's Study" class Of the
woman's club held a very interesting
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Richard Burke. The
afternoon was devoted to the consid.
Grafton OF the lesson assigned and
was fruitful OF interesting study.
Hamilton News: Mr.. and Mrs.
owen Whitlatch spent last Wednes
day night with their friends, w. II,
Sullivan and wife. They left for Os'
kaloosa Thursday for a visit with
Mrs. Mather and will also visit Mr..
Whitlatch's .-rents In Columbia and
with shinnick Burton Of osceola and
Guy Burton Of Villisca before return
ing TO their home IN Delphos, Iowa,
Messrs. r. u. Green and N. >,
Bentley are In receipt OF a couple
OF souvenir postal cards from Carl
Weeks, formerly an employe OF the
Green G Bentley drug store In this
city. The young man is very evident
ly travelling in Greece. The cards
bear the post mark Of Athens, and
represent the ruins Of the Acropolif
and Socrates prison. On the latter
card Mr.. Weeks remarks: "Socra
ties was not in when l called. The
guard said he had been gone some
time; did not know when he would
be back"
Fred l.. Feakins. travelling freight
and passenger agent of the Colorado
Midland railway q In the city Fri
day on business connected with hr
road. Mr.. Feakins represents one Of
the finest railway systems OF the
west. One passing through the great
garden spots Of the Centennial state
as well as being the great scenic
route OF Colorado. Its m~eanderings