The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-17

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sister aud Mfa. isuAsel his mlsce. M.
lsunNei ii president IN the Riverside
llelghss No. 10 Orange ttrowera AZ.
soclallon and 10 one ~ The leAdlmn
grange growers N that section ~ ths
state.
n. IL natton arrived home Eatur.
day evening from 4 yisit with hiA
daughter, Mip. Alice Murphy, In New
York City, lie came few days
sooner than tirst intended In order 90
vote for the lnterurban tax ON Wed.
nesday. lie considers the tnterur.
ban the best thing Oskaloosa has
ever had in sight, IN fact, the saliva.
ton OF the city. After few weeks
at home MIR. Dutton expects to 90 20
California for a visit with other rclss
tives.
Mrs, Bruce, Of Rolfe. IL the guest or
her friend, Mrs. G NJ Dack, for few
days.
Abba Union; Misses Alice Burdoclt
and Eta Wizard are visiting Joseph
Burdock, Of oskaloosa.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pond leaves on the q.
this evening for Yellowstone Park
and Portland, expecting TO be gone
on the trip for several weeks.
Lynnville Star: Misses Anna ana
Grace Johnson, OF Oskaloosa, were
guests OF Mrs. NJ, II. Cause Monday
and Tuesday
Lynnvllle Star; Mrs. Laura Robert.
son, Of Oskaloosa, has been visiting
her uncle, Henry Sylvester and other
relatives here.
Chas. Mccall and 9. d. Alexander
were in New Sharon yesterday to com.
plete some work and to letter some
monuments In the New Sharon GENE
terry.
Abba Union; Mrs. Marinas returned
TO oskaloosa with her daughter
GLADYS, yesterday. She has been a
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Atchison,
and Mrs, Howard.
Abba Union; Mrs. Walter Riggs has
been quite sick but seems to be recoy.
ering after what Is thought To be a
very successful operation which was
performed Monday
Lynnyille Star: Warren and Clifford
Johnson, Miss Beulah johnson and
Misses Grace and Anna Johnson, OF
Oskaloosa, were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Johnson Sunday.
Herman Colt, one OF the well.known
Iowa Central passenger conductors, Is
reported seriously III at mis- home In
Albert Lea, Mimi During his abb
sence Conductor i. NJ. Chapman is on
his run. .s.....
Muscatlne Journal: Charles C.Lind'
ner, OF Oskaloosa, was in the city yes
terday visiting witt, p,s brother, A. 4,
fLindner, SaEperintendent and general
manager OF tho Citizens Hallway and
Light company.
Mrs. N. A. Cooper, of Grlnnell, and
Mrs. White, OF ST. Louis, mother and
aunt OF Claire Cooper, are In the city
visiting with the gentleman at his
home, the Mrs. Clara Barton resldenc
on South ID street
Davenport Times: Miss Sophie
strohmeIer, Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, has
arrived In Davenport from Chicago,
where she has been visiting friends.
She will visit at the home OF Miss
Florence Mattox, oi2 West Third
street.
Mrs. Chas. +. NJ. SchIenker and
daughter Mary departed for Hamilton
this afternoon ana will visit among
friends and relatives at that place, At
tIca and Knoxville, They expect to
be absent from the city ten days or
two weeks. | ILL.,.
/. NJ. Porter is home from Mime.
apolls, where no has been TO make
preparations for an outing for him"
self and family. During his absence
his first lieutenant, Councilman Sam
has been on the jump
with the heaviest work OF the season.
Waterloo Tribune: Mrs. Harry Mo-
rey and mother, Mrs. Sidney Court,
OF Oskaloosa, who have been the
guests for q couple Of weeks OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. H.Loomer, left this morn.
Ing for WayerIy, where they win Wis.
1t friends Tor n short time before re-
turning home.
Mrs. w. ID. Pugh and daughter, Miss
Ruth, who have been visiting at o
homes OF the lady's brothersin-law,
). M. and J. u. Pugh, IN oskaloosa,
and Mrs. Guy kugh and daughter Els
sic, o niece df tho Pughs OF this city,
left this morning for their homes In
Peoria after a pleasant stay In oska,
loosa.
Eddyyille Tribune: Miss Hattie
Maude Sanders, our popular ana cd
Gent music teacher, has accepted tho
of music in the OSkaloo-