The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-05-03


mrs. w. J. Carson returned this
morning from Burlington, where she
has been visiting for a few days, haV,
ing been called tnere by the Illness Of
her mother.
The Rev. Mr.. Starr Of Council
Bluffs, was called home today by the
death Of two Of the members Of his
church. He was accompanied nome
by his wife.
DIR. J. r. Hunt, Of Mt. Pleasant, who
succeeds TO the dental practice Of Or.
q. ii. Hare, arrives Monday to assume
charge OF the ONCE and make his fu-
ture home in Dskaloosa.
Mrs. Ella Can, Of st. Louis. VINO
has been visiting at the home Of her
father William Teas, was passenger
last evening to Abba, where she win
spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Moffet and sons. Homer
and Horace, are here from Hoisington,
Kansas. and win make OskaIoosa their
future home. They have secured a
home on North Third street.
President A. Rosenberger, Of Penn
college, was a passenger last evening
to Chicago. where he viii spend Sun
day with his son, Or. Homer Rosen-
berger who is now in that city.
Miss Flora Uri, the Jewess. who did
field work among the 60. f boys while
at San Francisco, mas just written
Mrs. Capt. Heating that her home was
destroyed by fre,and that their whole
sale business was also burned.
Mrs. T. B. Gossage received a letter
this morning from her brother, Walter
Of San Rafael, Cal, saying
that he and his family were all safe
and well. They moved from San Fran
cisco to their present home only a
few weeks ago, and the relatives here,
not knowing Of the move, felt very
anxious regarding them.
Trom Mondays Daily.)
Pete Deneus was Sunday visitor
with relatives and friends at Pella.
Miss Anna Vanness, o. EddyYille,
was visitor with friends n oskaloosa
Saturday.
]. G. Hammond Of st. Paul is look
ng after business interests in Oska-
oosa today.
Elmer Teas, Of Des Moines, spent
Sunday with his parents and friends
n oskaIoosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Mobley were sun
lay visitors at the George Godfrey
lome in Abba.
george True, Of Minneapolis .spent
Sunday in 0sKaloosa with MS parents.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. True.
Miss Anna Corcoran, Of Des Moines,
spent Sunday in oskaloosa with her
mother and many friends.
Mrs. J. F. Harvey was passenger
evening to Abba, where she
Visited briefly with friends.
Miss Marie Van vaark, of Pella, is
visiting in oskaloosa at the home Of
ler aunt, Mrs. ]. @. Anderson.
w. @. Sheppard and G. C. Sheppard
we're visitors today IN Des Moines
looking after matters of business.
Miss Mae Augustine, Of Delta, re-
turned this morning to her home after
. pleasant visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Stanton were
visitors Sunday with their daughter,
Miss Loretta Stanton, in Des Moines.
Miss Anna Span returned Saturday
evening to her home in Abba after a
brief visit with friends in oskaloosa.
Henry Wetherell was visitor in
Des Moines Sunday, the guest of his
son. Major Frank Wetherell and fam.
Ily.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Kemble, of Mar
shalltown, were visitors Sunday viii
Mrs, Kemble's mother, Mrs. Haskell,
in this city.
What Cheer Chronicle: There is
some talk Of Wella Beans moving to
oskaloosa. Why not move to What
Cheer wella?
Miss Beulah Drinkle, who is teach
ing in Pella, was a visitor in Oskaloo-
sa Saturday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Drinkle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Blakeslee re.
turned last evening from Des Moines
where they had been visiting with Mr..
parents.
Rev. Father F. p, McManus was
this morning to Davenport
where he will spend a few days look
Ing after church duties.
Art Morris and Dick Jones, Of OF
tumwa, were visitors In oskaloosa
coming up from ottumwa
where they are employed.
Mrs. H. G. Giddnng, OF Flagler, was
a visitor today with friends in Oska-
loosa, continuing after few hours to
Eddyyille to spend few days.
Mrs. n, j. Richards, OF Leeds, s. D.,
who is visiting with Mrs. w. r. Fan
cher, was passenger this morning to
Evans to spend the day with friends.