The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01

PERSONALS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lFrom satnrday.s Daily.l

relatives.
Miss yelma sIocum IS visiting Fl
oskaioosa, the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Herbert Coke.
Miss Adella Miller is visiting with
relatives at Taintor, where she will
spend Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Wright, OF Rose hin
was a visitor yesterday with her many
oskaloosa friends.
John Ryan Of Penn is spending a
few days with bis parents and other
relatives at Peoria.
Mrs. f. NJ. Kemp, OF Rose Hill. re-
turned last evening to her home after
pleasant visit in Ottumwa.
a. T. Flint returned yesterday from
Hedriclt, where he had been visiting
for a few days with relatives.
Miss Blanche Robinson OF Richland
is visiting in oskaloosa with her
friend. Miss Leila Mendenhall.
Mrs. Garrett Elkin was passenger
last evening TO Rose Hill where she
will spend Sunday with relatives,
Miss Wayne slocum, OF Rose Hill,
WAS in'the city today taking the teach.
ers' examination before supt. J. p.
Dodds.
Mrs. N. A. Wood, of sigourney, re.
turned last evening to her home after
a pleasant visit with friends in oska-
loosa.
Harry Pike of What Cheer has been
elected to the position OF book keeper
in the new Farmers National bank OF
this city. y
Little Miss Lucia Gear, of Evans,
is visiting in Oskaloosa with her
friend, Esther Williams, at the Dr.
Williams home.
Mrs. w. u. Benson was q passenger
Yesterday to Searsboro, where she
will visit Tor a few days with her pa
rents, MIR. ami MRS. O. bcees.
Henry Bell, of Delta, manager of the
telephone system at that place and the
rural lines connecting. was business
visitor in oskaloosa yesterday,
Mrs, ]. .. Barringer and Mrs. ]. s.
Henderson left yesterday for Water
loo, where they will visit for a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Harmon OF Pella was a
visitor yesterday in oskaloosa with
friends. The lady expects to spend
several days in this city and at Lacey.
Rt Rev. Bishop Morrison. who off,
ciated at the confirmation services at
st. James church last evening. left
this morning for ottumwa on his way
home to Davenport.
Councilman A. ]. Augustine has fol.
lowed the example of his fellow council.
man, Tad Shipley, and has purchased
an automobile for his use The car
is that formerly owned by Art Open.
heimeT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Lyon of Cedar
are loading their house hold goods
preparatory to moving to Sioux Falls,
n. ID. They are among the best PEG.
pie Of the county and have numerous
friends who regret their going away.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. T. II.
Shane and Mrs. ]. V. Long of Oska,
loosa, who nave been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. George Bullock. 36S
North Mclean street, left Thursday
morning on tho Rock Island, Mrs.
Long going to Keolluk and Mrs. Shane
to Selma.
Will White old time Iowa Central
conductor, and recently with the Mil
waukee running out of Ottumwa, has
resigned his position with that road
and will come back TO Oskaloosa to 7,
accept other employment VIII has
never left the city permanently, but Is
tired of oeing away from his family !
during the week,
Fremont Gazette: Harry Burke, !
the irrepressible reporter of the os-
kaloosa Herald, was in town wednes-
day and Thursday of last week get. |
ting the facts in the Mars case. His ,
report was good, the facts only being
stated, the tinge of yellow so com,
mon with snme reporters being en-.
tirely eliminated. Mr., Burke Is a J
fine young man and as bound TO so
up the ladder in the newspaper busl-
ness.
Fremont Gazette: /. NJ. KniceIy
left this morning over the 20" with
his household goods Tor Clarence,
Mo, near which place he owns a
farm, which he will manage this sum,
mer Mrs. hnieely and Miss EnIcely
will leave this afternoon, going by
way OF oslaloosa. on Friday even.
Ing about forty nelghbors gathered az
their homo and gave them a genuine
surprise, bringing with them plenty TO
satisfy the appetite. and a pleasant
time was mad. The hnicely's are
among our very best people and deep
regrets are expressed by al upon
their departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kemble are homo