The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-14

last evening to her home after pleas
ant visit in Oskaloosa with her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Rogan.
Jasper Mccoy, wife and son James,
who have been visiting friends in os-
kaloosa and New Sharon, were pas
sengers today to their home in Aller-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Bloomington,
Nebr., visited yesterday in Oskaloosa
while on her way to New Sharon, near
where she will visit with her mother,
Mrs. p. W. Phillips.
Delta Press: j. o. Keep, of north
west of town. gave us a pleasant call
Tuesday afternoon. He brought Mr..
r. o. Hutchins of Oskaloosa, who has
been visiting in that neighborhood, to
town with him.
Delta Press: H. l.. Bell and some
others will inspect telephone line
between Oskaloosa and Iowa City by
way of Grinnell, this week, for the
Interstate Telephone Co. That's
where Mr.. Bells auto comes in handy.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Grace Ellis,
who has been employed the past three
months in the McEwen store at Oska-
loosa as trimmer, arrived home Thurs
day. She left Monday for Centerville
where she has employment in SINH
lar capacity.
Robert McMoran returned last ev-
ening to Abba, where he is employed
after brief visit with his family in
this city. Mr.. McMoran came back
to Oskaloosa to see the graduation Of
his daughter, who finished her course
in Iowa Christian college this week.
Roy Apologize, OF Burlington, for
merly of this city, was visitor in
Oskaloosa today with his many
friends. Mr.. Apologize is now vice
president of the Beck Packing Co, Of
Burlington, and declares that the re-
cent packing house exposure has as
sisted the small packers all over the
country.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. ]. M. Bar
nett spent the fore part of the week
in 0skaloosa at the parental ]. M.
Price home. Her sister, Mrs. George
Fish, was also home on visit from
Milwaukee. While there little Mary
was taken sick and on Sunday it was
feared that it would develop into an
attack of appendicitis, but fortunately
il did not develop and by night she
was feeling much better.
Misses Berenice Baer and Edna
Sterret are planning to enter the
Kindergarten Training School at
Grand Rapids, Michigan. BY entering
the school at this time and taking con.
tinuous work for the twelve months
it is possible for the young ladies to
get what would otherwise require two
years. Both have had some expert
ence and have been quite successful
in their teaching in the local schools.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Claire d. Gordon was Sunday Wis.
itor with relatives and friends at New
Sharon.
Miss Cassie Cobbs returned to her
home in Sully after attending Penn
college.
Miss Sophia Melcher, of Abba, is
visiting in Oskaloosa and at Evans
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with relatives. a'' -
ia Lloyd Harris, OF Abba, visited in
OskaloosaA Sunday with his parents
and his many friends.
Warren Gleason is in Columbus
Junction assisting in the disposal OF 4
stock Of merchandise.
Secretary Edwin Perry, of the U.
NJ. w. of A., was passenger this
morning to Des MONIES.
Miss Anna Corcoran, of Des Moines,
visited in oskaloosa, Sunday with her
mother and many friends. $50
Mrs. Lizzie Wyatt and daughter re.
turned to their home in Lacey after
visiting friends in Oskaloosa. go.
Mrs. Link stoler was a passenger
this morning to Centerville where she
will visit friends for a few days.
"a Mrs. Roe Griffith, of Abba, was a
visitor in 'Oskaloosa this morning,
while on her, way to What Cheer
Mrs. M j. Nelson returned this
morning to her home in Grinnell after
spending Sunday with friends here.
Misses Florence and Verda Saddler,
of Dowds, were visitors Sunday in Os-
kaloosa with their fatner, H.C.Saddler,
Leslie Boyle, Of Grinnell, IS visitor
in Oskaloosa, coming Gown to attend
the commencement exercises at Penn.
Miss Gwendolin Newbrand was a
passenger this morning to Des Moines
where she will visit friends for few
days.
Mrs. Roy Sawyefs left this morning
for Unionvifle, where she win, visit
for few days with relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freshwater
left this morning for Memphis, Mo-,
where they will spend few days with