The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01

Visitor ia oshhiooM seeseraay
ison. A. wi II. Hemblesen tams down
ffum nea Mclnea shin mornIhg 90
spend she day a nome,
chas mccall Ii home frum MARITIME
burg, where ne hAs besh engaged In
setting zip large ffohunent
Francis ieou, "a Leroy. M. IL in the
city Cor an over sunday visit az the
home 81 Mr.. and Mira ], q. Hammos.
Misses Madge rettnt and MARY
Buckner came from Ottumwa today
for an over sunday visit az the pa.
rental home.
Miss lena Hcmmcs, Of keokuk, 10
expected in the city this evening and
will spend Sunday nc the home Of her
brother, j. G. Hammes.
Miss Addie Kadel returned yester
day to her home in sigourney after a
pleasant visit in oskaloosa with her
sister, Mrs. @, W. overturt
Mrs.Jeanette Graham. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs J. II. wrough-
ton, In this city, left This morning for
her home at Diagonal, Iowa.
Harry Cannon, OF Fremont who has
been confined to his bed during a
number of weeks lllocss, was guest
of the M. Hedge homo yesterday.
Miss Edna Sterrett went TO Abba
last evening, accompanying her friend,
Miss Hazel Hawkins, who has been
her guest during the PAST week.
Miss Stella McBurney who has
been staying with Mrs F. w. Mccall,
is at home now going to school for
the winter term at Walker school.
Leonard Gates and wife, OF Anthony,
Kansas. VINO have been visiting rela.
tives In and near OslSaloosa and Rose
Hill, left last evening for their home.
Mrs. f. d. Mitchell, who has been
visiting during the rast week at the
home OF her friends, Mt. and Mrs. j..
II. Howard, left today for her home
in Rockford.
Arthur Chilson, returned mission.
airy, who has been labOring In Africa,
yesterday recited tho story OF his
work 70 Penn students. leaving last
night for his home in Chicago.
Miss Helen Myere, who was operat-
ed on last Friday for appendicitis at
the hospital in Des Molnes, is recover
ing nicely from the operation which
was successful in every manner. She
will soon be able to return to her
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. g. waiting en-.
tertained a company Of friends last
evening. Luncheon was served dur
ing the course OF the evening. The
honor winners OF the occasion we're
Mrs. c. II. Hare, Miss Maggie Hoff-
mann, r. L. Blackford and Mrs.Jolitz.
Rev N. Il. stull, OF Kansas. is here
for a visit with his brother. q. B.Stull,
who continues quito Ill. Rev. Stull
among his other duties looks after
patients for the Free Home for Con-
sumptiyes, located at Salida, Colo,
and reports a wonderful work being
done there.
A company OF about twenty-five
young people OF the city dropped in
upon Wilbur Hull. northeast Of the
city, last evening as sort OF surprise.
The company went IN selighs and the
ride, together with tho evening at the
Hull home, we're much enjoyed. Re-.
freshments were served. Games and
music furnished the entertainment.
G. w. Durfee, OF Durfee, is a bust
ness visitor in oskaloosa today.
Miss Nina Hough Of Wright is spend
ing few days with relatives in os.I
kaloosa.
Mrs. M. G. Lemlcy, Of Packwood,
was visitor yesterday with friends
in oskaloosa,
George @. Gaass, Of Pella, was a
visitor in oskaloosa today looking at.
bcT iSBdi UubiuSDp'
Miss May Sloan was passenger
yesterday TO New Sharon to visit for
a few dys with frienos.
Manager Lee, Of the oskaloosa Dry
Goods Co, has returned from brief
business trip to chicaso
John Cleveland was passenger
this morning TO What Cheer to look
after matters Of business.
y. M. Smith and wife, Of Rose Hill,
visited today in oskaIoosa while on
their way from Newton TO their home.
Mrs. s. J. Danielson, who has been
visiting with Mrs. F. w. Ley, returned
yesterday to her horne in New shar-
on.
w. q. Coe, OF notwithstanding
Co, has returned to his home in this
city after a purchasing trip to Chi
cago
Miss Bessie Barnhill left this morn.
ing for Des MONIES where she has
secured a position az stenographer in
a big feed company Office.