The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-29

i Mrs. Frank Nash departed this
morning for Des Moines on bust
mess trip and to see her sister of to
her home in Colorado.
| j. II. Good and wife and,their little
son, Of Sullivan, ILL.,, are in the city
visiting at the home of the gentle
mans sister, Mrs, L. e. Corlett.
Ira Kent has returned to his work
at ST. Louis after his brief visit in
the city, having been called here by
the death of his cousin, Mrs. Padgett.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, of Fremont,
arrived in the city yesterday for a
visit at the home OF the lady's broth
er. F.M.Helm, on West Eighth avenue
Mrs. Dollie Hill and sister, Mrs
Homer White, were passengers this
aftefnon for Des Moines to visit their
aunt. Mrs. Park, and to attend the
state fair.
Tom Burke and wife, of What Cheer.
were visitors in the city today with
the gentleman's brother James Burke.
The Barnum & Bailey circus being In
town was great surprise to the Wis.
itorsi
d. L. Hughes, manager of the Keo.
kuk ball club, is in the city with the
team. Mr.. Hughes is also manager
of the Keokuk opera house. He is
an old school mate of Ed Dobyns of
this city.
Conductor Lou Davenport is taking
a vacation from his run on the Rock
Island between this city and Rock
Island, ILL., Conductor Whistler of the
southern division, with headquarters
at Eldon, is taking the run during Mr.
Davenport's absence.
Stephen Hockett, formerly a Penn
college student, who has been work.
ing at Waterloo during his summers
vacation, is in the city for short
visit, but will leave soon for Central
City, Nebr., where he has accepted a
position as teacher.
l. M. Reed, the popular auctioneer
of Rose Hill, who has been in Ohio
this summer visiting old friends and
was In the city Saturday calling on
friends. He reports a most enjoyable
trip and is ready to take up his voca.
ton.
The Baldauf-Rosenblatt Co. buyers
are returning from the eastern mar.
kets Mr.. A. Rosenblatt arrived on
Wednesday after a months absence.
Miss nellie Ryan, in charge of the
cloak and suit department, returned
Friday from buying trip in these
lines, and Mr.. Leo Baldauf is on the
way home, expecting to arrive today. |
Mrs. John d. Lewis, of Colgate, In
dian Territory. daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lake, of Du-
rant, are in the city for few weeks
visit at the parental Francis Castles
home and with Mrs. Jane Davis, of
Second avenue west. Mr.. Lewis will
arrive in the city later for a brief |
stay. Mr.. Lewis will be remembered |
as one of the older agents of the Rock |
Island in this city.
Miss Helen Lowrey has returned
from a couple of months visit witn |
relatives at Davenport.
PelIa Chronicle: Mrs. G. Van der
Zyl, of Pella, is visiting her daugh |
ter, Mrs. C. Yer Ploeg, of Oskaloosa |
Miss Margaret Nichols, who has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Edith |
Frost, was passenger this morning |
for Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Frank Lafferty of this city is one
of the conductors on the state fair |
special between Washington and Des |
Moines over this division.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Mcconnell were
passengers this morning for Des |
Moines to visit, their uncle, Ira ID. KEEL |
logg. and to take in the fair.
Mrs. H. Hillman and sons returned |
tbs morning to their home at Car |
roll, Iowa, after a weeks visit in the |
city with Mrs. e. B. Gagnier.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. s. |
Fl. Heinzman and sons Jack and Ward |
to their home In Oskaloosa |
after a months visit here |
with relatives.
Muscatine Journal: P. Miner. of
Oskaloosa, VINO mas ben visiting a.
the Sherberger home on Fourth |
street for the past few days. left for
his home this morning.
Monroe County News: Fred Wynn |
has sold his fine span of mules to
Oskaloosa parties for $475. 1t looks |
as II the Missouri mule, of which we
have heard so much. is not the whole |
thing. after all.
Fremont Gazette: Geo. H. Bowles.
of oskaloosa, and son, A. J. Bowles, |
of Cedar, departed Tuesday evening
for Cherokee, Okla, on land pros
pecting tour. They will be gone a |
couple of weeks.
Harvey News: H. Van Corp, of Os-
kaloosa, recently purchased OF w. f.
Bellamy his shop and barber business
at his place. Mr.. Bellamy Immediate