The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04

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tesf IN business ana make 4 hfieF VIA
"A with friends.
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victims thelf unnlN q tABwVll, iuAI
south ~ me ulty
Mira. Al n Fanachuf, who has been
VISITING al tAe A, y. Fnnachef home
In this vicinity. hrs returned % her
home ln Knoxville
w 2. Dunheboreer, who has been
visiting III OskalousM with his brother,
~ Dunhloberaer, returned Saturday
10 mis- home IN MonteSuma.
s. y. wheeler and Jasper ogIc. with
their families. from k%cithspurg, are
visiting with their many friends
among the railroad folk In this city.
Rev. Emma h. Conn and daughter
left Saturday evening over the Cen.
trail for Portland, oregon, where Mrs.
Conn will engage in evangelistic work.
Rev. c. II. shelton, Of Indianola, who
addressed the mems meeting at the
Y. M. O. A. Sunday afternoon, was a
guest OF the 9. III. Hare home during
his stay In the city.
What Cheer Patriot: Fred McClaren
went to Oskaloosa Wednesday to ac-
cept a position as brakeman on the
Iowa Central. This line Of work Is
not new TO Fred as he has had expert.
ence as brakeman on the @. & N. w.
Geo. shultz, of Scott township, is
enjoying a visit from Wash Harris,
Of Kossuth county, Iowa. Mr.. Harris
is also visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Peters and other relatives near oska-
loosa. Previous to ten years ago MIR.
Harris resided near oskaloosa.
George Cation, who has been out on
the Santa Fe in California, has re-
turned to this city and will resume
his position with tie central. Mr.,
Cation went out to the Santa Re to
take a position as inspector OF en-
gines between Needles and Los An
geles, but prefers his position with
the Central. George is one OF the
Oldest engineers on the Hook and
Eye"
Bussey Press: II. s.. Minkler's hack
that was a familiar sight for years on
the VIII Sewers corner in oskaloosa,
made its first trip 10 our town from
Eyerist, last Saturday, 1t being pay
day and the day before Christmas.
We drove It himself to meet some
friends from oskaloosa. 1t looks good
10 us TO see his four horse team COM
ing down our streets. He will proba-
bly, establish a permanent nack line
between here and Eyerist.
Frank Heddy, Of Floris, Is visiting
mis- sister, Mrs. M. Quigley.
Miss June Carter, OF Albert Lea, ia
visiting for a few days with her
friend, Mrs. Harry Bowen.
Fl. A. limerick and wife returned
Saturday evening from a very pleas
ant visit with friends In Waterloo.
Mrs. Harry Rainard, Of ottumwa.
was in the city yesterday, the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. w. s. McWilliams.
Lloyd and Homer Harris, OF Abba,
were visitors In oskaloosa Sunday
with their brothers, George and Byron
Harris.
Carey Long was q passenger last
evening to Coalfeld where he will Wis
II a few days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lee Long and children return.
ed Saturday evening from Mason City
where they have been spending the
holidays.
William Quigley, firing on the Gem
trail out OF MarshallLown, Is spending
New Years day with his mother, Mrs.
M. Quigley.
Charles Quackenbush, OF Marengo,
left Saturday for hrs homo after a
brief visit with friends in oskaloosa
and Fremont.
Miss Grace Deutschmann returned
Sunday evening from Fremont where
she had been visiting at the Charles
collars home.
Pete McCosh was a visitor Sunday
at Brooklyn, being called TO that place.
hg boyhood home, by the death OF an
old-tIme chum.
Miss Nora Nelson, who has been Wis
iting her sisters, Anna and Ella Mel
son, In this city, returned yesterday
TO her home In Coalield.
Mrs. j. w. Sawyer, Of Grinnell, re-
turned Saturday to her home after
having visited with her sor Carrot
Sawyer, and wife.
Frederick Peck, OF Chicago, visited.
friends in oskaloosa yesterday and
cared for the grave OF his afianced
bride, the late Miss Blanche Turner.
Rob and Ed Walton and George
ITolIunan ware a.hunffnO Saturday ha.