The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-05-17
brother, frank Z. Simmons.

TUSCALOOSA LOOKING dAt5F ludltolS SoiA-
inected with the interurban project,
was suddenly seized with illness yes
lterday and is confined to his rooms
! at the Downing.
/ Mrs. H. w. Lyman, Of this city, re
ceived prize in menu contest con-
Quoted by a Chicago newspaper yes
terday. Mrs. Lyman's menu ranked
third in the list of those submitted to
the judges of the contest.
w. ]. Carson left last evening for
Burlington, to which city he was call
ed by the death Of Mrs. Carson's faith
err. ID. w. Davis. Mrs. Carson and
brother, F. r. Davis, left Sunday
night for their fathers bedside.
Bussey Press: Mrs. Charles Silver
thorn and children have returned to
their old home in Beacon this week,
where they will reside in the future.
Their many friends here and at No.
will miss them and hope that they
may do well.
Pella Chronicle: Lou Oe Vries came
lup from oskaloosa again last Satur-
day evening and remained over Sun
day with his parents. During the
dull season in the jewelry business in
Oskaloosa he has accepted position
with a department store at New Shar-
on.
In renting for his paper, Mr.. H. r.
Foehlinger Of Burlington says: I'VE
could not keep house without it. We
have been constant readers Of your
good paper over forty years and a sub
scriber over thirty-fiye years, The
part we enjoy most in your paper is
when some one is mentioned in its
columns that has not lived in Oska'
loosa for thirty or forty years that us
old.timers all remember. 1t does US
good and we find once more that they
are still on earth. Long may you
live"
VIM. Arthaud, Of Winfield, was a
visitor today in Oskaloosa.
Fred Van Sickle returned yesterday
from Washington where he spent Sun
day with relatives.
Jack Hen, Of Hotel Downing, re-
turned yesterday from TT. Madison,
to which city he was called by the i'll
ness of his mother.
Guy Woodin returned this morning
from Council Bluffs, where he has
been looking after business interests
Of the STANDARD Manufacturing Co.
Mrs.o Grin Schee and babies are home
from Los Angeles, CAL, where they
spent the winter. They had g most
enjoyable winter but are very glad to
be home again.
Henry wetherell was a passenger
this morning to Des Moines to look
after affairs of business and visit
briefly at the home Of his son, Major
F. E. wetherell.
Miss Ella Butcher, of heokuK, for.
merly with the Downing, was visit
or in Oskaloosa with friends last ev.
ening while on her way to knoxville
to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Davis, of Carbonate, left
this morning for Colfax where she
will make her future home. Her son,
Dan Davis, has secured employment
at Sewers. near that city.
Alex. Walker, of What Cheer, was a
visitor in oskaloosa yesterday looking
after business affairs in connection
with the Rock Island switch to the
Bacon mines near Rose Hill, in which
he is interested.
Mrs. Dennis Ragen and sister, Mrs.
James Glass, were passengers this
morning to Sigourney to surprise their
venerable mother, Mrs. Hannah Dwy-
er, with whom they will spend few
days at her home near that city.
Bussey Press: Hal McQuiston of OF
tumwa, has accepted position with
Burdock-Smith Clothing Co., of Abba.
Hal is valuable man in the clothing
| line, having had years of careful train
ing both in selling and in caring for
stock
Frank v. Newell, of Chicago, the
architect who designed the Downing
hotel as it now is, and who supervised
the remodeling of the big building,
was a visitor last evening in oska-
loosa, leaving after brief stay Tor
Keokuk.
N. L. Towle left last evening over
the 90" for Chicago, from where he
goes on TO Philadelphia and eastern
points. Mr. Iowle started out on his