The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-04
PERSONAL

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Clarence Garrett departed last ev.
ening for What Cheer for visit with
relatives.
Manager G. e. Lee, of the Pfeifer
Dry Goods Co., returned this morning
from bushes trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. S. Crisman departed this
morning for Newton for weeks Wis.
it at the David wermIey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Beman departed
this morning for Washington for q
couple of days visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Shurtz went to
ottumwa today to spend Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ostdiek.
F. M. Wallace, of the High school
faculty, departed this morning for st
Joe, Mo-, to spend his weeks vacation
Mrs. H. H. House and son Victor
departed this morning for Keokuk for
a weeks visit with Mrs. A. B. Gray
Miss Maggie Boggs departed this
morning for Davenport where she mas
accepted a position in a book bindery
Miss Anna Corcoran, of Des Moines
arrived in the city last evening for q
visit at the parental Corcoran home
Mr.. and Mrs e. R. Hatcher went
to What Cheer today to spend a few
days on business and visiting friends
Montezuma Republican,: ]. F. Bin
egar delivered a horse in Oskaloosa
last Wednesday, receiving $3.50 for
same
Will Shockley was a passenger Fri
day morning for Columbus, Ohio, where
he will attend the Shockley family re
union.
Mrs. r. M. Proudfit and daughter
Marjorie, of Des Moines, were visit
ors yesterday at the Proudfit home in
this city.
Walter Davis, who is attending the
Iowa State university, is spending hi;
Easter vacation at the parental Franz
Davis home.
Mrs. Belle Cox AID son Gilbert re
turned this morning to their nome al
Grinnell after visit with her sister
Mrs. Sadie Shirk.
Miss Grace Parr returned this
morning to her school duties at Tain
tor after a Sunday visit at the parent
al home in this city.
John Ryan returned this morning tC
his studies at Rush Medical college
at Chicago after a ten days visit IN
this city and New Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee returned
this morning to their nome at Rock
Island, ILL.,, after visit with tnei1
son, w. j. Lee and family.
Miss Ella HedIand returned this
morning to her home at Rose Hill af
ter a few days visit in this city with
her sister, Mrs. Jake Seibert.
Miss Agnes Turner departed this
morning for Des Moines to attend he;
sister, Mrs. Mary Turner Erwin, who
is in the 4aercy hospital there.
Miss Catherine Burnside departed
this morning for Monmouth, ILL.,, for
a weeks visit with ner aunts, Misses
Alice and Margaret Burnside.
Mare1go Herald: Ross Gray and
wife left yesterday for Oskaloosa for
a few days visit with their daughter
4urs. Fred Eckert, and family.
Mrs. Walter Wray and son Vincent
returned yesterday afternoon to their
homes at Nevada, Iowa, after a weeks
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. M. D. Hill returned this morn.
ing to her home at Earlham, Iowa, at.
ter few days visit IN this city with
. her daughter, Mrs. Carl Johnson.
Mrs. Jesse Pulliam and son, Ira Ut
terback, departed this morning for
Sigourney for few days visit with
the lady'S parents, hIr. and Mrs. Park
hill.
Mrs. Magee and Mrs. Martha Brown,
who came to attend the funeral OF
their niece, Mrs. Murphy, will remain
for a few days with her daughter
Maud.
Merwin Stull, VINO is attending the
Iowa State Agricultural college at
Ames, is in the city spending mis- Eas.
ter vacation with his mother, Mrs. e.
i. Stull.
Mrs. Tom Evans and children, OF
Lockmal, were visitors in the city this
morning between trains on their way
to Evans for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. B. H. Van der Wal and daugh.