The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

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ltlil wns visitor with uFknlocaA
grlenda yesterday
Mge. II Hartman lees this mornlng
Tor Ices Mulnna 10 visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Hassard,
Miss liesrle Croaier went 10 Newton
yesterday Cor o Walt with her friend,
Mics Emma Mitchell,
Mrs. N. u. Porter d home from q
Walt with her daughter, Mrs. A. q.
jackson Of Ottumwa.
Miss Hess Brown Of New sharon ~
a visitor in oekaloosa, the guest OF
her friend, Susie parland
Mra. J. w. Lewis and baby left this
morning for Coppack where she win
visit her sister, Mrs. VIM. Heftelkin.
George II. Ramsay was a passen-
ger last evening to Chicago, where
he was called to look after matters Of
business.
Miss Maggie Scott, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eta Moore,
returned last evening to her home in
Rose Hill.
@. III. CruEen left last evening over
the Central for Sedalia, Missouri,
where he is looking after matters Of
business.
Irvel Baird returned to her home
near Buxton today after pleasant
visit at the home of her uncle, Fl. M.
Baughman.
Mrs. Charles Walker was passen-
ger this morning to Des Moines in
which city she will visit during this
week and next.
r. T. Wilson md wife, who have
been visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Hardy, left last evening for their
home in Chicago.
Fred Souter and wife of Rose Hill
were visitors In oskaloosa yesterday,
looking after matters of business and
calling on friends.
Miss Ethel Baker, who has been.
visiting her aunt, Mrs. q. e. Barn
ard, returned this morning to herI
home In Dies Moines.
Mrs. n. O. Boggie, who has been
making brief visit with friends in
Marshalltowu, returned last evening
to her home in this city.
Misses Margaret Cannon and Fern
Gordon OF Fremont are visiting in
Oskaloosa at the home of their
friend, Miss Stella Pugh.
Mrs. Emma Rothel of Grab Or
chard, Nebraska, is in the city visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Charles HUI
Der, on North Third street.
Mrs. j. ID. Winders, who has been
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. John Osborne, returned this
morning to her home in What Cheer.
L.C. Guthrie and wife OF Rolfe,
who have been visiting in oskaloosa
with Mr.. Guthrie's father, left this
morning for Portland, Oregon, where
they will spend few weeks.
Trainmaster e. f. whsle Of the
'Des Moines division Of the Rock Is
land was visitor in Oskaloosa to-
day, looking after the disposal Of the
excursion trains from Ottumwa.
Harry Collard and Art Morris, who
have been spending a weeks vaca-
ton 40 Clear Lake, returned last ev-
ening to their home in this city. The
boys had most enjoyable outing.
Mrs.. NJ. w. Crozier returned home
on Monday from two months visit
in different parts Of California, spend
ing part Of the time on the coast.
She reports a splendid good time.
Misses Myrtle Glaze and Maggie
Hoffman, departed for st. Paul last
evening for weeks outing. They
went over the Rock Island to Daven-
port and from there go up the river
by steamer.
Mrs. Mary Aylfsworth left this
morning for Boone whore she will
visit at the Thomas Aylesworth home
for few days. The lady will stop in
Dee Moines on her return and visit
the State Fair.
j. r. Calpin, who is removing his
drug stock from oskaloosa to Tama
City, left last evening for Rock Is
land, where he will make brief
visit before going to Tama to make
bis future home.
Mrs. o. Z. Little OF Chicago, who
has been visiting IN oskaloosa for
few days at the Pat Stanton home,
accompanied by her sons, Norman
and Theodore, returned this morn
ing to her home in Chicago.
Mesdames b. ID. Dutton and Ella
Welch, with their children, Of Tale
quah, Indian Territory, who have
been visiting Mrs. o. A. Noel, were
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