The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01

home on 6 avenue east.
hob Graham and Arthur slatten. 3
Grlnneil. were visitors last evcnir
with friends in oskaloosa.
Mrs. James Loughridge was a tis
flor today in Knoxville. looking afte
business affairs In that city.
d. G. Roades and Frank Dunsmore
Of Fremont, were visitors yesterday Ii
Oskaloosa caring for business affairs
i J. P. McCrea is quite I'll with pneu
moniaNat the home OF mis- daughter
Mrs. J. N. Berry, In Jefferson township
/ Mrs T.. A. Lewis returned ycstcr
day from Washington, where she hal
been visiting for few days with rel
atiyes.
Mrs. M. J. Phinney was passenger
this morning to Knoxville, where she
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. A
Yermeef.
A. n. Pardun, of Omaha, who has
been visiting in oskaloosa with hts
father, DR.. Vincent Pardun. left this
morning for his home.
Division Passenger Agent c. s. Wal
tiers, Of the Central, was a visitor in
oskaloosa yesterday, calling on his
many friends and working up business
Il. c. johnson, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph CO., and
Mrs. Johnson will spend Sunday in
Galesburg, visiting Mr.. Johnson's par.
ents.
Rev. J. l.. Jones, Episcopal rector at
Washington, was a visitor last even.
ing in oskaloosa in attendance at the
Confirmation services at st. James
DIR. G. w. Whitehill returned this
morning from days visit in Des
Molnes, in which city last evening he
attended the organization of the
Homesteader's lodge.
Miss Lillian Tovera arrived this
morning from Chicago, being called to
oskaloosa from her duties as nurse
In that city by the serious illness OF
her sister, Miss Sidney Tovera.
N. p. Harrington returned this
morning to his duties In Buxton after
a brief visit in Oskaloosa in attend
ance at the confirmation services and
the mems supper at st. James church.
General Council G. w. Sewers OF
the Iowa Central and allied properties,
VINO is here on business, says the
roads are in fine shape and are more
prosperous than they have been for
years.
7. G. Boggle, of Marshalltown, comes
to the city to accept position as
storekeeper at the round house supply
station under Foreman Winters. He
will make his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boggie.
Mrs. Il. G. Smith, who has been Wis.
iting in Oskaloosa at the +. c. Lofand
home, was a passenger this morning
to her home in Des Moines, being ac'
companied by Mrs, Seibel, who will
visit for few days in that city.
VIII Jones, an old time oskaloosa
boy, who is climbing to. the top In
railway work at Duluth, Returned to
his home this afternoon after a pleas.
ant visit with his father, other rela'
tives and many old time friends here.
G. II. Bolin and family departed to,
day for their new home in ODerlin,
Decatur county, Kansas, where they
60 to a new farm. Tine family is fol.
lowed by the best wishes Of host OF
Mahaska county friends, who regret
their departure.
Miss Clydia Swarens entertained n
company OF young friends Thursday
evening at the DIR. Swarens home in
honor of Miss Dena Roberts. Re
were served and the ev-
ening was pleasantly spent with d.
of several kinds.
Judge w. G. Clements was a visitor
last evening in oskaloosa, coming up
from Sigourney to attend Miss BOP
White" He returned this morning
10 his judicial duties in that city.
Judge Clements closes for the present
IN Keokuk county today and will take
A ten days vaction at his home in
Newton.