The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01


Miss Blanche Stowe, Of Nsrinnell, wal
d visitor In Oskaloosa Sunday, tn,
guest 81 her friend. Miss Pearl Rose
Miss Anna Hiatt, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j. stevens, re
turned Saturday to her home at Sears
boro.
Mrs. J T.. Buckles, Of Abba, was {
visitor today with friends in Oskaloo
SO and went on to Beacon this after
noon.
Miss Ella Green left this morning
over the mock Island for Alliance, Ohio
where she will spend couple Of
weeks.
Harry Cannon, of Fremont, was in
the city Saturday. The young man IL
conyalescing rapidly after his recent
severe illness.
w. j. Rosecrans returned this morn
ing to his home in Hooking after a
pleasant Sunday visit with his brother,
II. S. Rosecrans.
Mrs. II. e. Runyon and children,
VINO have been visiting at the w. w.
Eby home, returned this morning to
their home in Des MONIES.
Louis Eagle, of Knoxville, was a
visitor in oslkaloosa last evening, stop.
ping off with friends in this city while
on the way to washington.
JUICE Scott and Court Reporter Bray
were passengers Saturday to GrinnelI,
from where Judge Scott went on to his
home at Brooklyn to spend Sunday.
L. Rodgers, Of Lacey, was a visitor
in oskaloosa Saturday, calling on
friends while on his way home from n
pleasant visit at Germanvilie, Ohio
A. G. Miller, who has been assisting
Cashier X. X. Davis In the work OF
starting the records of the Farmers
National Bank, returned to his home
in Burlington Saturday evening.
J. e. and Sy wroughton, who were
summoned to this city suddenly by the
critical illness of their father, Bert
Wroughton, have returned to their
homes in Jonet and Aurora, Ill.
Rev. Thomas w. Jones, Of Lyons,
who has been visiting with his son,
Rev. John William Jones of st. James
Parish, left Saturday for Iowa City,
from where he returned to his home.
Dr.. C. C. Cone, colonel in the Uni
form Rank X. of p, was passenger
this morning to Davenport and Musca-
tine to otriciate at inspection. Capt.
Harry Il. Davis accompanied ColCone.
Mrs. ]. w. Addison and son Jo,who
have been visiting at the Chef Reed
home, left Saturday for New Sharon,
where they will visit for several days
before returning to their home in
Warren county.
+. T. Lakin, who was injured week
ago by a fall on the ice, remains in a
serious condition. Mrs. Jessie NC
Even, his daughter, is IN poor health,
and the accident to her father has
made the lady's condition consider.
ably worse.
Major and Mrs. Mentzer and baby
Frances, of Knoxville, spent Sunday
in Oskaloosa, guests of DR.. and Mrs.
0. II. Hare and Mrs. Belle Kay. Mr..
returned to his nome this
while Mrs. Mentzer remain
ed to visit her sister, Miss Blanch Gil
son. Knoxville girl, who has a lead
ing role in "The Pink Hussars, (which
appears at the Masonic tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hellings, of Ein-
coin, are leaving their home northwest
Of the city this week to remove to Sc.
ialia, Missouri, where they have a
piece of land and where they will make
heir permanent home. Mrs. Hellings
will remain in this city short time
after the departure of Mr.. Hellings
with the household goods, Their post
office will be areen Ridge Rural No. 2.
Mrs. Hellings has been an appreciated
of the Herald during
l term of service extending over the
past fourteen years. She will give the
Herald letter from Missouri from
ime to time as she is able to find that
which is of interest to Mahaska coun-
y people.