The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26

NN~fhe## NR@iNNs w WNANhhffsVW1 w
sunday
I. fsd white and wife. % Chicago.
were visitors III the city yesterday
with relatives and friends,
u. v. Gearing and wife, 81 Abba,
wtre visitors IN osknloosa Sunday,
calling on their many friends.
Mrs. Georglana benton. Of DosI
Moines, was IN the city over Sunday,
the guest Of relatives and friends.
A postal card from Miss Floy Nc
Cready leaves tho young lady enjoy.
Ing the sites Of Denver and vicinity.
Miss Josephine Hcrriott, who IL
teaching at Lacey, spent Sunday with
her relatives and friends In oska.
loosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fitzgerald and
daughter Geraldine were visitors on
Sunday with relatives and friends
In Abba.
Charles White, OF the Hub, at Al.
bia was a Sunday visitor In oskaloo-
sa with his ra-onts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene White
Ted Coryell and wife we're passen.
gers Saturday evening to Abba to
visit with Mrs. Coryell's sister, Mrs.
l.. M. Grady.
II. II. McVey and wife, Of Eddy
vile, were visitors In oskaloosa Sun
day, returning last evening to their
home in that city.
Tom Burke, foreman Of the Newton
Daily News, was a visitor Sunday in
oskaloosa with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Burke.
-ynnville Star: Mrs. Lou Howerton
OF oska.oosa came Friday for few
days yiait with Mrs. vira Howerton
end family and other friends.
Mrs. s. J. Alexander, VINO has been
visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Harriet McCabe, returned Saturday
evening to her home IN Giyin.
Grinnell Herald: Miss Callie Cleve.
land, OF Cleveland, Ohio, left last CIV.
ening for oskaloosa, for a short visit
with Mrs. J. q. Kibby, who is her
| cousin.
Miss Nora Kurtz, or this city, wal
a passenger this morning for Grinnell
where she has secured employment
and in which city she will make hor
future home.
Mrs. II. E.fWnitacre, of Waynesburg
Ohio, arrived Saturday evening for 2
visit with her sister, Miss Ella Green
and with other relatives and friends
In ana about the city.
Ross w. Brown, ticket clerk OF th'
Iowa Central, was visitor Sunday II
Mason City, In which city he was sta
toned before being promoted to tn
oskaloosa ticket window
Miss Minnie McEwen, VINO is at
tending school at Rockwell, Iowa,lef
this morning for the academy afte
Sunday visit In oskaloosa with he
mother, Mrs. Jessie McEwen,
4, Mrs. @. A. swayze and son Darrell
Of Eldora, were Sunday visitors In OF
kaloosa at the Lhil swayze home hay
ling stopped on while on their way :
Eldora after a pleasant visit at Ricf
land
Bloomfield Democrat: Mrs. J. {
, Rembie, OF oskhlooosa, arrived MOI
. day 10 join her husband, Rev Ken
/ bic, who Is conducting the revival go
vices now being held at the M. ]
churcG.
Delta Enterprise: James Dlckso
| In Oskaloosa Ia able 70 get down o
the streets every day and his man
friends here will be glad to hear (
. lit. He is the father Of a lot OF Inns
!. ling boys.
Mrs. Nell Snodgrass, who has bee
visiting during the past week at u
parental Marquis Barr home, havin
been called to this city by the deaf
lDL UeT DIDlHblg EldIhy AnAAg iNNNAAN
Saturday 10 her home In Ackley.
Fremont Gazette: ID. 9. Alexand'
was down from osNaloosa this wee
and made arrangements TO move a.
household goods to that city and III
securpd a house and will go to hous
keeping with his daughter, Miss La
tile.
Marshalltown TimesRepublicar
o Mrs. r. w. Payey has gone TO osk
+ Ioosa for an indefinite stay with h
g husband, Engineer Payey, who b.
o been gwen a regular run out OF osk
r loosa. Sac win visit friends viii
In oskaloosa.
II w. A. Grundy representing u
emigration department OF the Fris'
System, was a visitor In Oskalooi
;. Sunday, leaving this morning for Ne
ton, where he Is engaged in work
present. Mr.. Grundy Is looking aft
= the interests Of mis- road in this SC
y ton with considerable success.
>. Pella Chronicle: Lou De vfies, wi
n lhas been working I'm the largest Je