The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-27

tAaia pNNa NfyAh was z heA Mnlat&
visitor yesterday afsefnoea.
Mlna iuclele Williams, cF Aihla, a
visiting with uskalUesa ftiende,
Miss Fshel EMtcn, a uttnmwa, 10
visiting her sister, Mta A. q lewis,
II. ". Nuser was d passenger FOR
st. Lnnls last evening via the Central.
MARI barr, clalm agent ct the Iowa
Central IL confined 10 his home by
illwpnA.
Miss Emma Corners departed last
evening for Kansas City 10 visit with
her sister, Mrs, Nancy Oakley.
sid Rowen IL having q siege with
eve trouble and has been compelled
70 remain at home seeking q better
mcnt.
Miss uussie Langenstcin, OF ottum-
wa, who was 4 guest Of Miss Caroline
L. Nichols returned 10 her home yes
terday.
Mrs. A. Lyle and children depart
ed this morning for Cedar Rapids, In
which city she expects to make her
future home.
Miss Mary Sewers, who is study
ing at st. Katherine's Hall, Daven-
port, Is home for a weeks vacation
4 visit with her parents.
q. w. Reynolds and family, OF
Washington were visitors with friends
ID oskaloosa last night, enroute home
from Milestone, Canada.
Mrs. VIM. Powell, who has been
visiting at the parental w. r. Nelson
home in oskaloosa, returned yester-
day to her home in Eddyville.
Mrs. John Kennedy, who has been
visiting for some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. win Donnelly, returned this
morning to her home in White City.
Mrs. Lea Barkwell returned yestcr.
day TO her home In Ottumwa after a
pleasant visit of several days in Os-
kaIoosa with her daughter, Mrs. W..
A. prunell.
Miss Mary Topping who has been
a guest OF Misses Lizzie and Maggie
Hoffman, departed yesterday for
Libertyville, where she will make an
extended visit with her sister.
Jack Hazard, who has been visit
ing for a few days with relatives and
friends In this city, returned this
morning to Des Moines where ne Is
employed as a barber in the Savery
Hotel shop.
Ballard Baxter drfamily UT this
morning for Whp6 Cheer Jsfere they
will visit foT Several days, leaving
that city 9Tect for Nos Angeles, in
which SHty they &pect to make their
y1HttfE home.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. Lowell
Anderson and his sister Ruth, OF
Pulaski, passed through Bloomfield
Saturday on their way to 0skaloosa
for q, weeks visit with their sister,
Mrs. Fred Edwards.
Miss Marguerite Cullen, OF ottum'
wa, who was a visitor In this city
Easter Sunday with her aunt, Mrs,
Fred Blattner, with Misses Grace
CoRgswell and Helene Blattner, who
were Easter visitors at their home In
this city, returned yesterday TO OF
tumwa
Mrs. Rebecca Perry, OF Muchaki
mock, was a passenger yesterday aft
ernoon for Dalhart, Texas, wher'
she will visit for several weeks will
her son, Vernon Perry, who Is run
ming on the Rock Island out OF tina
place. Vernon Perry was formerly
railroader out OF Oskaloosa and !
well known here.
Newton News: Miss AIDA NJ
Blakeslee, OF Des Moines, and Mr.
Milo Slade, Of Boone, were in the cit!
yesterday completing arrangement
for the production ofthe comic opera
"Pirates OF Penzance," by the Boom
Choral society, at the opera house OF
the evening OF odd Fellows, day
Wednesday, April 20.
Mrs. J. X. stirlen, OF Delta, ant
Mrs. Tom Beatty, OF Rose Hill, wh'
has been visiting at the home OF Mrs
Stirlen's son, J. X. Stirlen, In Oska
Ioosa, left yesterday afternoon for
brief visit in Reokuk where they will
attend the commencement exercise
Of Keokuk Medical College from
which institution Will Stirlen gradu
Ates Wednesday.
Cary Yeager, Of Davenport, IL
guest-of Oskaloosa friends.
sidney Hirsch Is visiting flor q fe'
days in ottumwa with his uncle, Lee
Stein.
Miss Minnie Jones, Of Abba, is.visit
ing with Oskaloosa friends owe
Easter.
Miss Irene Greir 10 visiting for
few days with her brother, Leslie, q
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