The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

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Nh. and Mm. n. q. paxlen and M.
and Mrs. M R MuIsae, ~ l,uxson.
we're visitors iAnt evening ~ Oaka.
loosa with relatives and tfienda,
b Al r. Robinson, o. NtlrinneIl,
court reporter 10 Judge Preston, ar.
rived 10 Oskaloosa this morning 30
take 40 hls duties for the October
term.
MrR.I. Grant Janney left this morn.
ing for Omaha where she will Walt
for 40 verai days with friends and
relatives during the Omaha Horse
show.
Mrs. Yette Hendricks, OF Ottumwa,
was visitor with relatives In Oeka-
loosa last evening, leaving this MORN
ing for Keota where she will visit
friends.
Mrs. @. w. simmons loft this morn.
ing by way Of the Rock Island for the
Big Horn Basin In wyoming, whore
she will Join her husband In making
their new home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u, Springer, OF
Taintor, were visitors with friends In
oskaloosa last evening leaving this
morning for Trenton, Mo-, whore they
viii visit relatives and friends.
Judge John I, Scott was passenger
this morning TO Sigourney from his
home in Brooklyn, passing through
oskaloosa on his way. The Judge
opens the October term OF court In
that city this morning.
Pitcher Floyd Coates,has returned
from DeB Moines, where he finished
the season as a member OF the "UE-
derwriters' STAFF, and won many
friends by fine pitching, He viii
probably make his home In oskaloosa
this winter.
Mrs. John Moore, of "The Pines"
Jefferson township, after spending
nearly q month ut the bedside OF hor
mother, Mrs. Byers, who has been
seriously Ill, returned homo Saturday,
having moved her mother to the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Richard Hull.
Mother Byerg stood the trip well, BIO"
ing moved on q bed.
Miss Emma Hoffman, Of Buxton, Ia
visiting with friends In Oakalooga for
few days.
Chas. n. Munroe left this morning
for the western part Of the state on a
business trip.
Mayor John q. Williams was OK
pected to return to-day after q brief
business visit In Chicago.
j, M. Pugh was a passenger this
morning TO Peoria, ILL.,, to look after
matters OF business In that city.
:. George True, OF Minneapolis, wGB
In the city to-day caring for business
affairs in connection with the Central.
Roy Murphy who was called TO Day'
export by the serious Illness Of sister
has returned to his home In this city.
Miss Maggie Davis, Of Bddyville,
was visitor In oskaloosa to-day on
her way TO Hedrick 10 visit friends.
supt. q. y. Hayden, OF the Iowa
Central, was n passenger for Mime
apolis last evening to care for matters
OF business.
Mrs. w. Gathercole, OF Abba, who
has been visiting her son, John, In
this city, left this morning for PeoriS
TO visit relatives.
Chas. q. Pike and Don Mcclure
made a flying trip 10 ottumwa this
morning by the auto route TO care for
business matters.
Mrs. J. E. Pugh and daughter, Miss
Essie, who have been spending the
SUNNI or in Oskaloosa, left last even
ing for Chicago whore Miss Pugh CON
tlnues her musical studies this winter,
Mr.. and mrs. w. X. Thomas and
two children, Paul and Rose, depart
cd this morning via the o., X. I. 4
r. to their home In Audubon, after a
pleasant visit at the parental w. L.
KIssIck homo.
Miss Grace Williams has accepted
position in the Central book store
succeeding Miss Bessie Gilchrist who
expects TO leave oskaloosa with her
parents In q few weeks 10 90 to Dei
Moines in which city they will make
their future home.
Oliver Il. Dixon, formerly principal
OF the Oskaloosa High School, who
has been visiting In Oskaloosa during
the summer months, left this morn.
ing over the Central for Thorntown,
Ind, where he will visit briefly with
relatives and friends.
Miss Faye West has entered upon
duties In connection with the work
at the Clerks Office and will replace
Miss Ella Christie who retires from
her position. Miss West win be oc.