The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-05-03

Mrs. r. H. Burnside was a passen-
ger this morning to Rolfe, accompan-
panied by her son Robert and viii
visit in. that city with her sister, Mrs.
Cassidy.
Lynnyille Star: A. L. Fales Of oska-
loosa was in town Saturday making
collections for the support Of our
county Sunday school missionaries
and was quite successful.
Oklahoma City News: Webster
Phillips. Of oskaloosa, Iowa. is here
visiting his cousin, o. G. Lee, and
brothers. He has one of the tlnest
farms in the state Of Iowa.
Whittier (Cal) Register: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Bryan, who have spent
the winter here at the home Of their
son, L. A. Bryan, started Tuesday for
their home at New Sharon, Iowa.
r. L. Arnold, cashier of the State
Savings Bank of Lynnville, has ac-
cepted the place of cashier OF the
First National Bank of Newton, to
take effect on or about September /.
Miss Ida Updegraff. of Sigourney,
was Sunday visitor with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Updegraff, in this city
w. A. McCabe, Of Des Moines, was
a Sunday visitor with friends in oska-
loosa.
Washington Journal: A. G. Clark
was a visitor in the city Friday be-
tween trains, en- route from Daven-
port, where he had been serving on
the federal petit jury, to his home in
Oskaloosa.
Richard Burke was a visitor in Os-
faloosa Sunday with his family, re-
turning this morning to Des Monies,
from where he goes to Fenton, Iowa,
to spend few weeks IN the organiza-
ton of Homesteader's lodge.
Sigourney News: Lots of the busi-
ness men in Sigourney know Bob
Grail, the genial representative of
Spencer's grocery house in Oskaloosa.
Well, Bob is natural born poet. You
ought to get him to recite some of his
verses.
Judge Byron Preston returned last
evening from Des Moines where he
was called by the injury to Mrs. Pres
ton. The lady is getting along as
well as could be expected, bu. viii be
confined to her room for at least a.
week as the result Of her INJURY.
Pella Chronicle: A Salvation Army
girl from oskaloosa was in town last
Thursday AFTERNOON. She came here
% raise some money and to look after
other interests of the Army, but found
hat tyo/ gentlemen representing an
,theI> branch Of the work had preced-
ID /her only few days and had CLEAN
ed the field prett. thoroughly.
DIR. ]. E. Fleener spent Sunday with
his mother at Arlington.
Lieutenant Ritter of the Salvation
Army was visitor today in New
Sharon.
]. M. Briggs left via the Central
last evening for Colorado Springs,
where he expects to locate.
w. w. Montgomery left yesterday
for Quincy, ILL.,, where he proposes TO
locate, and will buy farm.
Tom Sewers left over the Central
last evening for Hot Springs to look
after business interests in that city.
John A. Kalbach arrived home Sat
urday from a three weeks sojourn in
He reports an enjoyable
trip.
Charles Johnson left last evening
over the Central for PocatelIo, Idaho,
where he will look after the interests
Of the Hanna Co.
Mrs. o. L. Bates, OF What Cheer re-
turned this morning to her home after
a pleasant visit in Oskaloosa with Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peacock return.
ed Saturday morning from Albion,
Nebr., where they have been visiting
with Mrs. Peacock's family.
Miss Jessie Linsley, who has been
visiting in oskaloosa with her cousin,
Miss Fairy Linsley, returned this morn
ing to her home at Wright.
Miss Loretta Stanton yesterday at
Mercy Hospital in Des Moines was
given uniform as nurse after the
preliminary training in the work.
Miss May Brockway, who has beeen
following her profession as nurse in
this city left Saturday evening for
San Francisco, where she hopes to be
of service.
Claude Lafferty has resigned his
position with the Hanna Mfg. Co., for
which he has been book-keeper for
several years, and leaves soon for Cal
ifornia, where he will choose loca-
ton and enter in business for himself,
Jill NJ. Little, of Canmore, Alberta,
Canada, is visiting briefly with friends
IN Oskaloosa, having arrived Saturday.
Mr.. Little had been in Toronto on
business and stopped off at Chicago