The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

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RAm Ruhwmen n in fgUm me fcma
fof q Walt a 80 home
Mfs. W H. stctgvn u VISITING Fer
few days with relatives NJ Atwood,
q. w. whi,ehlil Il home from q buu.
lnaas ana PLEASURE trip scsCedar Rap
lds
&. q. McspRddcn and wife we're pas
eenRers laFt evening 10 Eddgvllla 10
sislt with frienas.
win Hoover, who IL competing al
the state fair Tor stock honors. went
60 DNs Moincs th,s afternoon.
Mas Grace Howeils was a passcn.
ger this morning TO Des Moines TO
visit relatives during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Durfee and
daughter, Of Durfoe. will ge Sunday
visitors with friends IN oskalopsa.
Mrs. X. Rumford was a visitor in
oslSaloosa with friends yesterday, re.
turning last evening 70 her. home In
Delta
Mrs. Walter Wright, Of Rose Hill,
returned yesterday to her home after
a brief visit here with her aunt, Mrs.
III. j.. Coke.
Judge w. G. Clements was visitor
in Oskaloosa today calling on friends
while stopping off between trains on
his way to Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Baldauf departed
for Chicago last evening for the pur-
pose Of attending the golden wedding
of Mrs. Baldauf's parents.
Misses Effie, and Terrie Aiken, who
have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. George Brock, returned this
morning to their home in Knoxville.
Lynnville Star: Mrs. Hannah Lane,
Of Oskaloosa, came last week ana has
been visiting Mrs. Martha w. Newly,
Mary Ann Bufldn at Chester and 9TH
er friends.
Mrs, j. G. Shoemaker and Mrs. s.
King were visitors in Oskaloosa sew
eral hours yesterday, passing through
the city on their way to Fairfax from
Jacksonville, Florida.
Miss Dera Patterson, of North Mar
ket street, is entertaining Miss Hazel
Hunt OF Ottumwa, Misses Bessie Car
Ion, Irene Hayes and Abbie Clayton
at dinner this evening.
Sigourney News: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Thomas, of Millersburg, were in
town this morning on their way to
Oskaloosa Mr.. Thomas is one of the
oldest settlers of that county. He
came here in 1850. ..
Phil Il. Dir, who representa- the
Hanna Manufacturing company ON the
road, is at his home in this city for a
few days visit with local friends and
to get posted upon the new stuff the
factory is making ready to market.
Fremont Gazette: ID. c. Alexander
came down from Oskaloosa yesterday
to greet old friends and leaves Mon
day for Fargo, N. D., near which
place he owns a large farm and where
he will remain until after threshing.
The many friends O. Jonn X. Barnes
will be pleased to learn Of the gem
tleman's rapid improvement from his
recent very severe illness. He is
gaining in strength quite rapidly and
will be able to be about again within
three or four days.
Fremont Gazette: Walter Cochran
arrived yesterday from Pennsylvania
for a visie with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Cochran, near Wright.
Mr. Cochran has been engaged the
past year as an instructor in a bust
ness college in Pennsylvania and the
coming year will have a better posi-
ton in similar institution in Boston.
Mrs. /. W. Detwiler, who has been
visiting at the home Of DIR. ID. w. Det-
wller of this city, was passenger
last evening to Abba to meet her hus-
band, DR.. !. w. Detwiler, who is re-
turning from Portland, Ore. DR.. Det'I
wiler and wife returned to this city
this morning and viii make brief
visit here before returning to their
home in Buffalo, N. Y.
George Brooke, who has been doing
stunts away down in the sand hills
Of New Mexico, making an effort to
develop new mining property, was
In the city yesterday looking after
business affairs and calling among
friends. The gentleman states that
they have a fine property and will be
marketing their product fine grade
OF Ignite coal, within thirty days.
George Is looking we'll but is as
brown as Navajo and shows the
effect Of the burning suns of the dis
trict
w. X. Lacey having today let con-
tracts for the finishing of the third
story Of the Hotel Lacey building. COR
ner Market street and Second avenue,
ane big Improvement to the north
rfds, dr,ta, a.f1sro ~ f0rfoa IlrCffaru lao.