The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-29

4 Mrs. Chas. Hall and Mrs. Sadi
Moore left this noon for /, nat Chez
! for brief visit with friends and rel
atives
Harry Lloyd and sister, Mrs. Fore
man. who have been visiting in TIL
city, returned to their home in De,
Moines.
Judge Elect X. e. Wilcockson Of
Sigourney was in the city yesterday
calling on friends and attending t.
business affairs.
Chas. G. Pike and George Gesman
and the dog were in the neighborhood
Of Cedar today coaxing rabbits and
threatening quail
Mrs. J. ]. Hawk of North Market
street, has returned to her home af
ter a visit with her brother, Alvin
LaRue, who is quite sick at his home
northeast of Rose Hill.
Mrs. Chas. Strohmeier, who was
operated on for, tumor about two
weeks ago, was removed from the
hospital to her home this morning.
rshe is recovering nicely.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. May Rob-
erts and Miss Clara Dixon, of Chicago,
Ill, left this morning for Oskaloosa
after visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Bishop, 122 Sheffield street.
G. w. Durlee was a passenger last
evening over the Iowa Central Tor
| Minneapolis where he will spend
Thanksgiving with his wife and
daughter. who are spenalng the win
ter there.
General Manager l.. f. Day and
Chief Engineer H. G.. Kelley, of the
Iowa Central, passed through the city
yesterday on their special, en- route
from Minneapolis to Peoria on a bus
mess trip. A brief stop was made in
this city.
H. l.. Spencer arrived home at noon
over the Burlington from Chicago.
While away Mr.. Spencer accompanied
Governor Cummins' party in its tour
Of the southern battlefelds, where
several monuments were dedicated to
Iowa soldiers who fought and fell in
their country's cause.
Miss Eugenia Malcolm was the
hostess last evning at her home, No. |
319 North Eighth street, to the mem |
bers of the Christian Endeayor of tie
First Presbyterian church About !
thirty members were present and an
enjoyable evening was spent. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
w. H. Beal. representing the C.Hoff-
man Milling Company of Enterprise,
Kansas, who has made Oskaloosa his
headquarters and distributing point
for some time past, has received a
promotion that will make necessary
a change of residence. In addition
to his Iowa territory Mr.. Beal has
been given a large slice of Missouri
and to properly handle this to the
best advantage he will remove to
Chillicothe, Mo-, within a short time.
The gentleman does not forsake o.
kaloosa, however, and win be among
Oskaloosa people frequently. He will
devote about a third of each month to
the Iowa territory and so far as pos
sible intends making Oskaloosa his
headquarters while in this state. Mr..
and Mrs. Beal have many friends in
the city who regret the change that
takes them from their residence here.
All wish them success in the new.
home and the new field of effort.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. /. w. Cook is home from a
visit among friends in Des Moines.
Weldin Russell went to New Sharon
this morning on hunting expedition.
Constable C. woodruff was in He'd
rick yesterday attending to official
business. .
L. c. Bolton was passenger for
Chicago last evening via the Burling-
ton route.
Guy Weatherwax left this morning
for Muscatine for Thanksgiving visit
with friends.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Bene
knight of Oskaloosa is visiting at
the home of Miss Maude McWright,
who resides on the South Side.
Mrs. w. D. Cole was a passenger
this morning over the Iowa Central
for Chicago for an extended visit
with her friend, Mrs. B. w. Mason.
John Tibbs, wife and son Dale were
passengers Tuesday evening over the
Iowa Central for Miles City, Mont,
where they will make tneir future
home.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Lena Men
denhall returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa the first of last week after a
short visit with her daughter, Clara
Johnson.
Grinnell Register: Miss Hazel
Conway, VINO has been visiting at the