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

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Mrs. ,. III navin vas passenger
this moralug 20 Mt slierllng, whefp
ahe will sing In ratlea ot revival
meetings 10 be held IL that city by
Rev. Charles wheeler of Kcosauqua.
Mra. 8. n. Hawley. who has been
WORKING IN OskaloosA for a few days
In the interesm vi woman's suffrage,
was a passenger this morning 10 Bea,
con, where she will labor earnestly
for the cause.
New sharon Star; Prof. u. VI. Off.
ford OF Penn college Yves a pleasant
Star caller last week, while In town
transacting business. He has been
long connected with that college and
his excellent services are appreciated.
Fremont Gazette: Christian We'll
had n light stroke OF paralysis Friday
morning that caused his folks some
alarm. II was light attack and only
our esteemed citizen
for a short time, but Mr.. Well does
not court another attack.
Thomas Carr, living just west OF
New Sharon, sold hrs farm to Mr..
Moffat, receiving $140 per acre for
the land. Mr.. Carr was a visitor in
oskaloosa yesterday with his brother,
Bailiff J. w. Carr, while on his way
to Missouri to look for new loca-
ton.
(From Mondays Daily.)
N. p. Harrington was over from
Buxton for Sunday visit.
Arthur Hort, OF Davenport, was a
Sunday visitor in oskaloosa.
Mrs. George Deavcc was all over
Sunday visitor with relatives in Mar
shalltown.
Mrs. Swain Hopes was in New Sha.
ron, guest at the J. w. steddom
home over Sunday.
Harry Burke was a visitor over Sun
day with his brother, Tom Burke. fore
man in the Newton Daily News Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. MerNn Worth and
children, Of Abba, spent Sunday In the
city at the parental Garretson home
on A avenue east
Mrs. Matilda Campbell, who has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Lane, has returned TO her
home in Louisa county.
Bussey Press: Mrs. Carrie Parks
and Mrs. Fred Blattner of oskaloosa
were guests last Saturday at the Har-
ny Holmes home, they being relatives
OF MTb. hOlmess
Have you seen Charles Pike today?
Maybe you have and did not recog-
nlze him, minus the splendid mus.
tache that has adorned his upper lip
ever since he was nineteen years Of
age.
News from the orient says Gilbert
Bowles and family, formerly OF this
city but now OF the Friends Mission,
Toxic, Japan, shared their Christmas
dinner with Miss Alice @. Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Spencer, OF oska-
loosa.
News was received in the city Sun
day of the critical condition OF Ray
Hedden, at Waterloo. The young man
received an injury In fall caused
from heart failure. A hemorrhage re-
suited and he almost bled to death be-
fore the flow was stepped. Mrs. He'd
den departed for Waterloo this morn
ing to be present at the bedside OF
her son.
San Diego (Cal.) Union Captain
and Mrs. l.. ID. Phillips OF 1870 Fourth
street entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Budlong and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Porter and Master
Harold Porter, Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and
Mesdames M. J. and N. A. Budlong,
OF Los Angeles. fhe dinner was sery-
ed from painted china. the artistic
work Of Mrs. Phillips.
Des Moines News: When visitors,
who know nothing about the first term
business, sit in the house gallery, the
first figure they become interested in
is the angular one crowned by the
black skull cap. They think that
must be the boss. AS mat
ter Of fact, Mr.. Epperson does look
like Standard Oil magnate, an Amer.
lean ambassador aoroad or United
States senator. In real life, on the
stage, he is a banker OF Eddyvllle. He
was elected TO the lower branch to
succeed the late A. w. Buchanan Of
ottumwa. Mr.. Epperson is a native
OF Kentucky, which probably accounts
for his rangy physique and bis well
known Difference and courtesy to woni-