The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-05-24

returned this morning to her home at
Monmouth.
Mrs. William Kenselar, who has
been visiting with her friend, Mrs
Brock, returned this morning to her
home at New Sharon.
Miss Amy Wright, VINO has been
visiting at the o. l.. Scott home in
this city, returned this morning to
her home at Grinnell.
R. P. Wilson, of Grinnell, formerly
with the Iowa Central dispatcher's of.
fee in Oskaloosa, was visitor with
local friends yesterday.
Miss Della White, of Fremont. was
visitor in Oskaloosa yesterday with
friends, leaving this morning for New
Sharon on brief visit. Il
Mrs. Della Oaks was a passenger
last evening to Abba, where she will
visit for few days at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Graham.
Miss Katherine Quigley returned
| last evening to her nome in AIvla al.
, ter pleasant Sunday visit with he!
mother, Mrs. NJ Quigley, in TINS city.
F. P. Bickford and wife, of Eddy,
vile, who have been visiting at the
William Waters home in this city, re-
turned last evening to their home in
Eddyvlle.
Frank Costello, of the Walz barber
shop, was called yesterday to his old
home at Parnell, Iowa, by telegram
announcing the death of his mother,
who suddenly dropped dead of heart
failure at her home at that place.
Charles Hamilton, who has been
employed with the Huber & Kalbach
Co., and with the Hamilton-Mess
Co. here during the past two years.
left this morning 4or Duluth where ne
has accepted position as city sales
man with wholesale hardware firm.
Concerning Miss Leoni McMillen,
who, having completed her course in
training, has accepted a position as
librarian at Piqua, Ohio, the Leader
Dispatch says: Miss Leoni EcMillen,
Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, the new librarian
Of the Schmidlapp Free School Libra
ry, has arrived and entered upon her
duties this morning. Miss McMillen
mama hara from NOIunnb uc 1ubara CHI
had the opportunity of observing the
methods of the library, and last year
attended the Library School at Cleve-
| land which is connected with the
Western Reserve University. For sew,
eral years she was president of the
Oskaloosa Woman's Club and was in
strumental in securing for that city a
twenty-five thousand dollar library
which has just been completed and is
now open to the public. Miss McMil-
len is a most charming woman and
very efficient, and she will no doubt
make many friends during her stay in
Piqua. She is at present engaged in
cataloguing and recording the books
and until that work is done no def
mite plans for the future WORK can be
made. Miss McMillen is very pleas
antly situated at the home of Mrs.
Howard Munsell and Mrs. Robert For
sythe, who we're old friends in oska.
loosa, Iowa"
Mrs. Hattie Mulvaney is visiting
with friends in Fremont today.
VIII Martin, of Hotel Downing, spent
Sunday with friends in Richland.
Mrs. H. A. Barrett left today fc
Algona to visit relatives and friends,
s. Mulyaney left this morning for
Brighton where he was called to look
after business.
w. Dutton and wife were passengers
this morning to What Cheer to spend
q few days with friends.
Frank Brockway, Of Des Monies, is
visiting in oskaloosa this week, giiest
Of Sy Walling and other friends.
Ed Walton, Of New London. return,
ed this morning to that place after a
Sunday visit with oskaloosa friends.
Mrs. Charles collars returned this