The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-09

Mrs. ]. M. Broherd has gone to OF
tumwa and Batavia to visit relatives
and friends.
]. C. Fisher, wife and son, departed
Saturday for Eddyville to visit rela-
tives for few days.
Miss Eunice Huston was a passen-
ger Saturday for Ottumwa to visit
friends for few days.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Carrie Butts
returned Saturday from two weeks
visit with friends in Oskalooss
Sumner Hayes was passenger last
evening over the Iowa Central Tor
Spooner, wisconsin, on an outing.
Mrs. Dave Miller and Miss Eliza,
beth Hamm have returned from a
weeks visit WIN friends in What
Cheer.
Miss Bernice Johnson left this
morning for her home in Ames, after
visiting for few days with friends in
this city.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Emma
Cruikshanks, of Oskaloosa, is visiting
at the home of Miss Pearl Johnson,
ia Schuyler street.
Miss Wayne Roseurook was a pas.
senger this morning over the Iowa
Central for Chicago, where she W.
visit three weeks with relatives.
Mrs. s. L. Berry and daughter Hell
en- returned to their home in Washing.
ton after having been visiting rela-
tiyes in this city and Des Moines for
a couple Of weeks.
Prof. A. NJ. Newens, of the depart
ment of oratory in the state college at
Ames, Iowa, was in town yesterday
and visited his old time friends, Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Marckres.
Tama Herald: ]. H. Bancroft AMI
M. W. Poster have come into posses
sion CT the Midland Hotel, trading
Minnesota land for it with its late own
er, a. F. n. Hambleton, Of Oskaloosa.
firing of the measly ball games in
Des Moines, Messrs. Manassa and
Nate Frankel, Charles Morrison and
Miss Burns came down in an automo-
bile yesterday to visit friends and see
real ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hufford went
out in the country today for visit
with her people. This is the first
time George has been able to ride out
for a long time and all hope the trip
will do him good.
Bussey Press: w. A. Durfee will go
Aug. Is to Geneseo, ILL.,, to attend an
Old Settlers reunion. This to him
will be the real thing for he has Teen
away from Geneseo since 1S4S except
one day in May of this year.
Rev. Carl G. Petei, of Fayette, N. Y,
will come west and take charge at Os'
kaloosa, which will have combined
with it the old Leighton mission; as
the two have been consolidated and
made one charge. He will take
charge September LIST.
Charlton Herald: The fifth annual
session of the Charlton Chautauqua
opened last Saturday afternoon. Rev.
F. B. Palmer has filled the position OF
platform manager in a creditable man.
rer and has ably presented each at
traction. The program thus far has
been very entertaining and instruct
i've.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Beulah Drin'
kle of Oskaloosa, who was kindergar'
ten teacher here last year, was call
ing on friends here last week. She is
not contemplating coming back TO
teach at Pella this coming year, as
there will be only one kindergarten
school maintained instead of two. as
last year.
Newton News: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Richmond and family went to Oska
lcosa yesterday afternoon where they
expect to make their home in the III
ture. The Richmond family have
been living on the Hess Parsons place
northwest of town, for two years
They had lived for eight years In os
kaloosa before they came to Newton
SO it is not like going among strang
ers. Mr.. Richmond expects 20 en-
gage with the oskaloosa Ira isfer Co
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Helm were II
Monmouth Saturday.
L. ]. Sturgeon departed over thu
Burlington last evening for Chicago
on business.
| Miss Fannie Linsley was an Owe
Sunday visitor with her friend, Mis-
Myrtle Fisher of Delta.
| J. w. Pilgrim was passenger las
evening over the Burlington for Chi
cago on a business trip.
/ s. j. Finley and son Victor depart
ed this morning for Chicago, wher'
they go on q business trip.
4 Mrs. J. M. Stafford will depart thii
evening for Modale for month";
visit with her son, L. Stafford.
| Mrs. viii Little and daughter, Mis-
Clara, have returned from thei
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