The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-11-01

u. nj. w. OF A., left this morning for
an over Sunday visit at his home in
jerome. Iowa.
Mrs. A. A. Rasmussen and children
departed this morning for their home
in Calender, Iowa, after visit at the
Fred Grimes home in TINS city.
Miss Maggie Ross, graduate OF
Penn college, class 'S5, has been ad-
mitted to practice law in the federal
courts in California and Nevada.
Prof. L. ". Carter of Penn college
departed yesterday afternoon for New
Providence, Iowa, to look after his
farm interests and spend the Sabbath,
Deputy Treasurer John N. Endicott
left yesterday afternoon for New Sha-
ron for short visit at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Caves, and hus-
band.
Secretary Edwin Perry of the U. M.
w. of A. has returned from Putnam
county, Mo, where he has been at
tending to business connected with
his Office.
w. e. Richie was a passenger yes
terday afternoon for Chamberlain, s.
D., to meet his friend, r. }. Erwin.
Mr.. Richie has just returned from a
Kansas City trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'EIearne and
baby Margaret returned Thursday ev-
ening from couple of days visit at
Belmond with Margaret's great grand
mother, Mrs. O'Hearne.
Fremont Gazette: D. =. Alexander
left for Oskaloosa Saturday and will
live there this winter. His daughter,
Miss Lottie, went up yesterday and
will keep house for him.
Noble Sparks and wife departed
yesterday afternoon over the Rock Is
land for Kansas City, called there by
the accident to their sons family,
who were in the Kansas City fire.
The Chas. B. Hanford Theatrical
company passed through the city yes
terday on their way from Ottumwa to
GrinnelL The company carried about
twenty-five people and car load of
scenery.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mrs. A. M. Farr of Oskaio3sa, organ
izer of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Iowa Yearly Meet
ing, was in the city this morning, he
ing on her way to IIeGrard, where
she attended a missionary meeting OF
the Friends chulCh. She was accom-!
panied by Mrs. Il. H. Doan
In a business note to the Herald
John Renfrew, formerly of this city
and manager of the OskaIoosa Shoe
company, gives the information that
he is now engaged at the head of the
department of the Los An
geles Examiner. Mr.. Renfrew while
in this city was one of the best ad
writer's who prepared copy" for the
city papers. His ability has received
recognition in the west and he is
making good in a place that is hard to
fill. ..
(From Mondays Daily.)
EIvyn Nirde is at his home in the
city from an extended trip abroad.
]. A. Moore; agent of the Rock ISL
md at Sigourney, was business calf
er in the city Saturday.
Fred Van Sickle departed Saturday
evening for Washington for an over
Sunday visit at the parental home.
Mrs. Nelle..D. Needham, court re-
porter to Judge Clements, went to her
iome in Washington this morning.
The Rooney Boys Concert Co."
passed through the city Saturday on
heir way from Ottumwa to Clifford.
Mrs. Terrell and son Robert, of
Iedrick, were over Sunday visitors in
he city at the parental F. NJ. Henness
lome.
Mrs. James Downs and children left
or Evans this morning to spend the
lay at the parental David Evans
ZONE.
Marq. Barr was passenger this
morning for Anamosa to take up his
lew duties as warden of the state PEN
tertiary.
Omer Hinkle, who is assisting |
county Auditor Doak, was an over
Sunday visitor with his family near
lose Hill.
Miss Mayme Slocum returned this
morning to her home in Rose Hill af-
err an over Sunday visit at the Fl. L.
;oxe home.
Miss Floy Boden returned this
morning to her school work at Penn |
ifter an over Sunday visit at her
home in Abba.
Rev. Alexander Purdy, Of Friends
.hurch, was called to Marshalltown
his morning to offieiate at the fun
,ral of a friend.
Abba Union: Miss Birdie Parry re-