The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-26
PERSONAL
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Mr.. and Mrs. Toby Myers, of Kan
sas CITY, are guests for few days
with relatives here.
Miss Blanche Lewis, of Hiteman
came up from Ottumwa Thursday fol
brief visit with friends.
Warden Marc Barr, of Anamosa
passed through the city yesterday OF
his way home from Des Moines.
Miss Blanche Landfear returned
yesterday to her home in Wright af
Ter brief visit with friends here.
Court Reporter ]. H. p. Robson
departed yesterday afternoon fol
Grinnell for a Sunday visit at home.
Miss Jessie Agen departed yester
day afternoon for Mason City for a
holiday visit with her sister, Mrs
Basil.
r. II. Bacon went to Plattsmouth,
Neb., this morning to spend Christ
mas with his daughter Mrs. Bert
Hanna
Miss Cinda Winters returned tu4s
morning TO her home at selma, after
months visit in the city with h4rs.
l. Black.
Mrs. Dollie Hill, chief operator for
tie Iowa Telephone Co, is confined to
her home, S2l North Market street,
with tonsilitis,
Miss Nellie AIDE, who has been at
tending the oskaloosa College, re-
turned yesterday afternoon to her
home in Abba.
Mrs. A. Il. Collins returned this noon
10 her home in Peoria, H., after Wis
il in the city with her niece, Mrs.
Walter b. Fitch.
Mrs. Jennie Benscotter and daugh-
ter Miss Faye, of Des Moines, are
guests of relatives and friends for a
few weeks visit.
Mrs. L. G. Turner returned this
morning to her home at Eddyyille al
ter weeks visit at the home of her
son. Il. z. Grafton.
Ivo Thomas and family departed
Thursday evening over the Iowa Cen
trial for Pleasanton. Kansas, to spend
the holidays with relatives.
Miss Helen Handy. of high school
faculty, departed last evening over
the Burlington for Evanston, H., TO-
spend Christmas with her parents.
John n. Davis departs this evening
for Ohio for an extended visit among
relatives in several cities of the state.
He win spend Christmas with sister.
Miss Lucille Rowland and aunt.
Miss Grace Rowland. of Rose Hill,
are visiting in the city with her lather
Deputy auditor Roy Rowland and wife.
F. L. Tanner, wife and daughter
have gone to Mason City for a brief
visit, after which they will go to Ne
vada 10 spend Christmas with Mr..
Tanners parents.
Miss Mildred Hickman departed
this morning for ottumwa TO spend
her Christmas vacation with her broth
er, Guy hickman and wife, OF the
Hickman essey Co.
MIR. and Mrs. CHUCK" Fleming and
son Paul departed this morning for
Fort Dodge to spend the holidays az
the home of the lady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Reilley.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilkes, of Centeryille,
who has been visiting her son, w. ~.
wilkes, departed this morning for OF
tumwa for a visit with relatives on
her way home TO Centerville.
]. H. Harrison departs for Denver.
Colo, this evening. He will go via
Ottumwa, where le will be Joined by
the little daughter OF James Brooks,
who viii accompany him TO her par
ents.
Mrs. A. p. Norton, OF Fremont, was
visitor in the city over night at the
II. r. Cooley home, departing this
morning for Marengo, Ia. to spend
Christmas at the parental Norton
home
Mrs. Thos. Sewers was at home tc
a party of ladies' Friday afternoon at
her pleasant home on High avenue
east A three-course luncheon and
various forms OF entertainment were
employed as diversions for the after
noon.
Mrs L. Y. Picken and daughters.
Stella and Mabel. and son Paul ue-
parted this morning for ottumwa 10
spend the holidays with friends. From
there they will go to Jett. Okla, where
they viii join Mr. Ficken and make
their future home.
Masters George Ramsay and Willie
Brown have turned trappers and have
been successful in catching a number
Of gophers. They take the feet 10
Auditor John DoaK and collect the
bounty. More than one way of max
ing Christmas money.
Ned Walton. of Waynesburg, Pa,
is in the city to care for business at
fairs and is calling among friends.
Mr. Walton has been doing some note
worthy work on his tuba of late and
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