The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18
Dr.. John l. Tony,
DENTIST
OEElce ovsr CoiSen Eagle,
s oskaIooss, Il.

nAvrnpor Timeei Miss Eyh MRttl
son. u oskaloote. has returned hume
nftef . Walt Ia davenport a. The home
IN Mipa Klla liuFn. ~ Oneida avenues
and ether friends IN she city.
Rockville Journal Paul Bonsbrake,
| 81 Osl AlooHa, spent che latter part 81
last week with his young friends IN
this city, IIe was accompanied by a.
friend and several parties IN their
honor we're given by Paul's former
schoolmates.
Brighton News. The Iowa Central
railway has again opened q night sta.
ton here, and a MIR. Kenworthy OF Os.
kaloosa, is the new agent. This Is a
convenience that will be greatly ap.
preciated by the Brighton people and
the travelling public as well.
Ed Walton, who has been spending
q few days at mis- home In this city OF
account or eye trouble which %incapaci-
tated him from duty last week, return
cd this morning to Keosau1ua. He
was accompanied by sam Walton, who
will assist In invoicing the Walton
store in that city this week.
Mayor s. ". Reynolds, Of New Shar
on, was a visitor in oskaloosa today.
II. G. France leaves this evening for
Minneapolis to attend the lumbermen's
convention in that city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beard, of Burling-
ton, are visiting with their many
friends in this city for a few days.
Mrs. Hattie Carl went to Davenport
Saturday evening, called by the III
ness Of her sister, Mrs. Kate Steen.
Miss Maggie Haber was a passenger
this morning to Brighton TO visit for
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Graf.
Miss Josephine Evans Saturday was
hostess to the XII Mu KRIS, who spent
the afternoon pleasantly at the usual
needle work.
s.. A. Porterfeld has accepted a po'
sltion in the buggy factory at Grinnell
and will remove mis- family to that
place in the neal future.
Mrs. e. J. Waters and Mrs. II. l..
Coke are in Rose Hill TO be in attend
ance at the funeral Of the late Joseph
Marsh, which occurred today.
c. M. Porter left last evening for
Minneapolis TO attend the annual con-
vention OF the lumbermen. Mr.. Por-
ter is a director of the organization.
George II. Carbon was a passenger
this morning to Eddyville to attend
the annual meeting Of the Eddyville
Sand Co., in which he is a stakeholder.
Carl Gamble, who spent Sunday in
the city, returned this morning TO his
home in Knoxville. Mrs. Gamble re-
mains for a few days visit at the J.
@. Hammes home.
Mayor j. G. williams returned this
morning from Chicago where he has
been spending a few days. Mr.. Will
liams attended the opening OF the new
Elks' building In that city.
Mary Ann Phillips, who has been
visiting in Minnesota for the past
month, arrived home Saturday, and
has resumed her place as toll operator
in the Home Telephone Exchange.
Rev. James Mccoy and wife we're
passengers this morning to their home
In what Cheer after q brief visit in
this city, being called here by the
death OF their grandson, Ralph Nc.
Coy.
X. II. Burnside and G. ID. Marckress
leave this evening for Minneapolis to
attend the lumbermen's convention.
II. H. Hutchinson, of the Hawkeye
Lumber Co. at Indianola, will also be
in attendance at the convention.
Charles CaYlon returned Saturday
evening from Milwaukee, where ne
was In attendance at the national
convention OF cement manufacturers.
There we're over 1000 cement men
In attendance and the meeting vas y
great success.
Dan Burdock and sister, Miss Emma
Burdock, OF this city, Tom Reece, OF
Hooking, and Charles Burdock and
wife Of Hooking, we're passengers this
morning to Delta, to be in attendance
at the funeral OF a cousin, Miss Lily
Burdock, Of that city.
Rev. s. II. Zendt, OF the Christian
church, was a passenger this morning
to Cedar Rapids, being called to thar
city by the invitation OF Rev. @. l..
Mclean, OF the Christian Foreign Mis-
sionary society, TO assist In a series
Of missionary rallies at Cedar Rapids,
Marhalltown and Des Moines.