The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08

Miss lhea Htlll vac SUNDAY Visitor
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CHARLES Muufe IL POM. was 4 PMS.
runnnr Saturday 10 tlflnnall. where be
allied 4 pulpit sunday
Mra. Al fllull WINS d passenger Sat
ufday 20 New Sharon, From there
she Wucs 10 Monlezufna.
MIaa Mary Fhiicn. of Chicago. ~
visiting IN oekhiUona, the guest Of
her sister. Mira ". M. Koss.
II. pfcIfer left last evening Via inc
burlington for Chicago, whore he will
pny a visit 10 the markets.
Miss Pearl Wing was passenger
this morning 10 Wright where she will
visit for few days with friends
Mrs. o. &. lads was a Burlington
passenger last evening 10 Denver I'M
which city she expects to spend q few
months.
George III. Carton returned Saturday
from Klrkwood H., where he had been
called by tho death OF hls father-in-iawI
Sam Sweger.
Mrs. g. G. Phillips returned this
morning 10 her home in Tracy after Al
pleasant visit with friends and rela.
tiyes in oskaioosa.
slgourney Review. Mrs. y. II. Nor.
gan while IN oskaloosa last Thursday
slipped and fell on an icy sidewalk and
has since been confined 70 the house.
Miss LaRue Hamilton and sister,
Mrs. I. H. Cornelius, we're passengers
this morning TO Fremont where they
are spending n few days with friends.
D. H. Nelson, representing Thomp-
son Ehlers Co, Of Chicago, spent Sun.
day in the city, guest Of his friend, W..
l.. Robertson, Of the Smith Jewelry
House.
Mrs. d. G. Parker was a visitor Sat,
urday in Fremont, in attendance at a
farewell reception rendered MFR. ana
Mrs. Charles Lott who leave soon for
their new home In Mt. yernon.
Mrs. u. @. Blair and daughter, Miss
Pearl. left this morning for Des Moinss
In which city Mr.. Blair is following
his occupation Of carpentry, and where
they will make their future home.
Cam Wallet was home from the
road for an over Sunday visit with his
family, preparatory 10 an extended trip
into Nebraska. Mr.. Wallet reports
excellent results with his hunting suit
recently placed on the market.
y. r. Conklin and son, Of Sewers.
Is the guest OF relatives in the city, for
visit OF a day or two. IT has been
nine years since r. p. was a resident
here and Ave years since he was in the
city, and he finds many changes.
Conductor viii w. White, who was
called 10 Oskaloosa from Ottumwa 81
the recent illness and death Of mis-
father, IL compelled TO remain in Of
kaloosa owing TO the serious illness Of
HIS son, who has q severe attack 81
pneumonia.
r. q. Glass, Of lruro, who has been
visiting In Oskalooga with his brother,
Jim Glass, left this morning for his
home. Mr. Glass came 10 Oskaloosa
IN company with mis- mother, Mrs.Mary
Patrick, who has been on an extended
visit ut Truro. ..
II. l.. Fairbrother and wife, Of Des
Moineg, left Saturday for their home
In that city, going by way Of Marshall.
town, whittier they we're accompanied
by Mrs. r. r. Loe, OF Green Mountain,
who had also been called 10 this city
by the death Of Mrs. Henry Fairbrotn'
or.
w. II, Riley has resigned his posi-
ton as cashier Of the Rock Island in
this city and will take up other work,
In all probability returning 70 Des
Molnes, which was his former home.
Mr., Riley ~ succeeded as cashier BY Mr..
J. 9. Nichols, who was few years
ago agent OF the Rock Island in this
city Mr.. Nichols took up his work
the first OF the month and VIII move 10
this city immediately
The young ladies Of the Monday
Night Club were entertained Saturday
By Mrs. Howard Wilcox at her home
IN Evans, in honor OF Miss Winifred
Bomar, who leaves soon for Chicago.
The afternoon was spent in sewing,
ostensibly, but the young ladies' found
better use for their talents than that.
An elaborate four.course luncheon was
served. The ladies went out at one
O'Clock, returning in the evening az
nine o'clock. those present were
Misses Hazel Phillips, Mabel cleayer,
Josephine Evans, Edith Woods,
"PuDge' Ryan, Ruth Lyman, Winifred
fsotoar LlettIao T1riuIs1e and Fay WeAt