The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-28

home at Holdidge, Nebr., after a
weeks visit in this city, the guest of
her friend, Miss A. L. Black
Claire Reisman returned this morn
ing to his work at Keota after visit
at the parental Chas. Reisman home
in this city. He was accompanied by
his grandmother, Mrs. Storey.
A. P. Spencer and Mrs. Wilbur
Spencer departed last evening for
Kansas City, Mr.. Spencer to attend to
business affairs and Mrs. Spencer fof
a visit at the Joe Beeson home.
Word comes to friends in this city
that Ayers Bolts, a former Oskaloosa
boy, now of Acampo, Cal, at the So
licitation of friends in California has
entered the journalistic field. He has
not, however, abandoned mis- fruit
farm, but devotes his spare moments
to his literary pursuits.
Miss Myrne Baxter, of Red Oak, is
visiting 0skaloosa friends.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson departed Satur-
day afternoon for Barnes City for n
visit with relatives.
B. F. White, of Hampton, was a
visitor in the city Saturday with his
sister, Mrs. !. w. Cook.
Frank Higlin departed Saturday for
Los Angeles, California, where he ex-
poets to reside permanently.
/. N. Taylor has been drawn on the
federal grand jury and ordered to re,
port at Keokuk on April IL.
Mrs. f. Hynes, Of Cedar Rapids, ar,
rived in the city last evening for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Whitehill.
Dave Gable was a passenger Satur.
day evening over the Iowa Central
for his nome at Nevada, Mo-, after a
weeks visit with relatives il this city
Frank Bartz mas resigned his posi-.
ton as driver for the United States
Express Co., and will depart in a few
days for the west, where he will 10
cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. McCurdy return
led Saturday afternoon from Colfax,
where they have been for the past
four weeks while Mr. McCurdy was
taking treatment at Inc springs.
Fremont Gazette: F. e. Carpenter
came home from New Sharon Friday
where he attended big farm sale
He stopped off at Oskaloosa to attend
the meeting of the County Sunday
School superintendent.
John Ryan, who has been visiting
friends in the city for a couple of days
departed Saturday afternoon for New
Sharon for "a weeks visit at the pa
rental A. Ryan home before returning
to his school duties at the Rush Med
ical college at Chicago.
Lynnville Star: Glare Painter went
to Oskaloosa Tuesday and Iceland
and Chalmers Johnson, Roscoe and
Carol Macy AID Ozro Meredith wen
Wednesday to hear the Penn college
glee club, which gave an entertain
ment there Wednesday night.
]. A. Bolts, wife and two youngest
sons, Harold and HAZEL, departed thN
morning over the Rock Island fol-
Madison county, Iowa, where they
will live indefinitely. Mr.. Bolts and
Harold have secured positions on &
96O-acre stock farm. Their two laugh
tiers, Beckie and Edna, and son Ira
will remain in this city.
Tom and Frank West have returned
from Denver, Colo, where they bur
led their sister, Mrs. Theodore Hamp
tor.
Mrs. M. d. Hill, of Earlham, is Wis
itinG il the city, guest of her daugn
| ter, Mrs. Carl Johnson, of North Nintl
street.
| MIS-. ElllS MluulGIOil, VI DlOoIlhClu
is in the city visiting at the parenta
j. NJ. Middleton home, No. $40 Nortl
d street.
Mrs. w. II. Sapp returned last even
ing to her home at Fremont afte
spending over Sunday with DR.. AM
Mrs. ]. e. Morgan.
A. e. Fahrney was a passenger
last evening over the Burlington fol
Milleigeville, ILL.,, called there by thu
death of mis- sister, Mrs. Dir.
Pres. John p White, of the U. M
w. A., departed yesterday afternoos
for Des Moines on business trip il
the interests of the organization.
Ticket Agent Ross Brown, of thu
Iowa Central, has returned from TIM
northern part of the state where h
has been spending his vacation duel
hunting and visiting friends.
Mrs. Jonn w. Howard was pas
senger this morning over the Rocl
Island for her home AT E!khart, Ind.
after three months visit in this clCy
with ber father ~ I Hicpi~,s