The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-29

MIS-, L. w. DdNlS, VI DuIiiuSlOAt
has arrived in the city to spend the
winter at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. J. Carson. on B avenue west
S. ]. Sparks and wife, of Lynnvlile
who have been visiting in Missouri
and adjoining states, spent the day
with their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Nun.
roe.
Lynnville Star: Mrs. c. f. Sylves.
ter went to oskaloosa Friday to visit
her sister. Mrs. Laura Robson She
returned Monday by way Of Sears
boro.
J. S. Chesney, baggageman at tie
Rock Island, is confined to his home
on account of illness. Roy Plaisted
of the freight department is taking
the place during his absence.
! Miss Matte Nicola returned yes.
terday afternoon to her home in this
city after an extended visit with rel.
atives and friends at Keithsburg, ILL.,.
and other towns along the east diyis-
ion of the Iowa Central.
Mrs. Rose Brogan of New Sharon
was in the city Saturday.
County Superintendent Elect Chas.
Young was in the city Saturday.
Harry Coveny departed this morn
ing for Boone to l0ok after his inter.
ests there.
Rev. E. o. Rankin, of Oskaloosa,
preached at the Lynnville Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Miss Olive Ryan departed Saturday
afternoon for Barnes City, where
she will teach school this winter.
Judge w. G. Clements departed
Saturday afternoon for his home at
Newton for a brief visit at home.
Mrs. Eugene Jolly and friend, Miss
Mae Davis, were over Sunday visit
ors with relatives at New Sharon.
Mrs. Harry Lowthers, of Albert
Lea, MINI, is in the city visiting for
few days at the II. c. Gilbert home.
Mrs. l.. C. McCready departed Sat
urday afternoon for Montezuma for a
couple of weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Floy Broden returned this
morning to her school studies at Penn
college after an over Sunday visit at
Abba.
Will McCabe returned this morn
ing to his work in Des Moines after
an over Sunday visit with friends in
this city.
Miss Grace Parr departed this
morning for Granville to resume her
school duties after visit at her home
in this city.
Miss Maggie Sullivan returned Sat
urday afternoon to her home at New
Sharon after a few days visit with
her friend, Miss Berenice Stout.
VIM. Groce was passenger Satur.
day afternoon for Marshalltown,
where he will enter the Iowa State
Soldiers Home hospital for treat
ment.
Word comes from Geo. Brown, for
merly manager of the Siebel mill of
this city, to the effect that since his
removal to San Diego he has expert
enced decided betterment in health.
Mrs. Mary Prime O'Brien was a
passenger Saturday afternoon over
the Iowa Central for Salt Lake City,
Utah, where she will join her hus-
band, after couple of months visit
at the parental Geo. s. Prime home
west of the city.
Fremont Gazette: r. F. Carson,
south of town, shot and killed big
prairie wolf during the snow storm
yesterday morning. He brought the
carcas to town and will take it to
the auultor at Oskaloosa to secure
the bounty ON it.
Keota Eagle: George H. Holmes
went to Ottumwa Thursday night to
buy Christmas candies, coming home
Saturday. His little girl Lenore and
cousin Lorent 'TeeIs went with him
as far as Oskaloosa and spent the
intervening time visiting the Pringles.
Waterloo Courier: Mrs. l.. E. Nel
son of California. who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. C. E. Jordan, of
this city, left on the C. G. w. for os-
kaloosa, Iowa, where she will visit a
few weeks with her father and her
husbands people before returning to
her home in the far west.
Jay Armood writes to the Fremont
Gazette: Since last Saturday morn
ing there has been at the landing Phil
Grace, G. F and Elmer Woods, bro
theirs, of Oskaloosa, Roy Woods, a
grandson of S. Barley of New Sha-
ron, B. F. Shelley, wife and three
boys, and Mr.. Cans, of Keokuk, all
persons Of good habits and politics.
I like to live where men of good
character are safe to visit each other.
Fremont Gazette: Every year Mrs.
Harmon Akerman and Mrs. M. e.
Smith have a birthday and it comes