The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-16
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(From Saturdays Daily.)
Eldon Carrier, of Newton, is in TIL
city visiting with friends.
weldin Russell was passenger yes
terday for ottumwa on busRess.
John Dodds is home form visi
with his brother in Washington.
Miss Mary Dobyns and Mrs. Belle
Ray were passengers this morning
for Chicago.
Mrs. Ed Matthews returned last ey
ening from st Paul, Mimi, where she
has been visiting.
Mrs. Adam Foehhnger was a pas
senger this morning for Des Moines
to attend the funeral of friend.
A. E. Black and son Ray departed
this morning for points in Texas
where Mr.. Black goes on land bust
ness.
Prof. John NJ. Stoke and son de.
parted yesterday afternoon for Bloom.
field to visit relatives for couple OF
weeks.
Frank H. Clements, young lawyer
at Newton, and son of Judge w. G.
Clements, was married this week to
Miss Clara Bewyer.
Misses Fern Soseman and Eva
WIZ 6a1d baua ra+,,rpod boma from q
months visit at points in Colorado.
They report very pleasant trip.
Mrs. H. A. Nelson and daughters re-
turned to their home in Ottumwa yes
terday after a two weeks visit at the
parental Sam Robertson home here.
A. d. Rosecrans, wife and children,
of Globe, Arizona, who have been Wis
iting friends at Coal Greek, arrived in
the city this morning to visit relatives
for few days.
A dispatch from Washington says:
&c. ]. Humphrey of Woodbine and w.
w. White of Oskaloosa have been ap-
pointed assistants in the forest SER
vice at Washington.
Hamilton News: Mrs.Florence Fran
els, who is caring for Miss Eunice
Covey of Oskaloosa, came home last
Wednesday for weeks visit with her
son, ]. E. Francis and wife.
Mrs. w. ]. Boyle and children, of
Minnesota, who have been visiting at
the Mrs. Lizzie Fry home, departed
yesterday afternoon for What Cheer
to visit Mrs. Boyle's brother, Roy Al
exander.
Mrs. N. H. Wolfer, of Lebanon, Ohio,
who has been visiting at the Geo. E.
Moore home in this city for the past
three months, was a passenger this
morning for Ottumwa to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. John w. Hetherington and
daughter Verda departed this morning
over the c., R. i. a. P. for Omaha,
where she will visit friends on her
way to their new home in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota.
Hamilton News: Mrs. G. W. Brewer,
of Oskaloosa, is enjoying the hospital
ity of her Hamilton friends for few
days and they are enjoying her cheer
full, happy company as well. She will
return to Oskaloosa today.
Mrs. Ira Thomas, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city, was a pas
senger this morning for Chicago to
visit her sister, Mrs. Boiling Arthur
Johnson, and from there she will go
to her home in Lake Charles, La.
Monroe Mirror: A Mr.. White from
,Oskaloosa stopped off in town for a
few hours, being on his way to Reas-
nor. He stated that he drove the
stage coach through Monroe fifty
years ago. That was when your I'm
Gle John Hiskey was Nasty.
Newton Record: Mr.. and Mrs. J.W.
Richmond, who have been living on
the Hess Parsons place for the past
two weeks, moved to Oskaloosa last
week where Mr.. Richmond will be in
the employ of a transfer company.
They formerly lived in Oskaloosa for
several years.
Marshalltown T i'm e s-Republican:
Mrs Ed Cole and daughters Helen and
Hazel, of Oskaloosa, formerly of Mar
shalltown, were in the city Wednes-
day enroute to Nevada, where they
will visit with Mrs. Coles sister, Mrs.
L. c. Goodwin. Mr.. Cole, who is a
we'll known engineer on the Central,
accompanied his family to this city
and spent the day here visiting old
friends.
DR.. Edward Cowles has decided to
locate in Oskaloosa and has gone into
partnership with DR.. Conway. Mr..
Cowles is former Oskaloosan who
has made a success of his chosen pro-
fession. After leaving les Moines he
went to Texas and has been located
near Fort Worth for the past few
years. He will be remembered by
many residents here, the family for
years living on First avenue west in
the property next to the Kalbach lum-
Der Office.