The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-03-14

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Mrs. Emma Keith. of Parkersburg,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. George
Williams.
Miss Lily McCune departed last ev-
ening for KirkviIle for an over Sun,
day visit with her parents.
Miss Lulu Ballou, of New Sharon.
was a visitor IN the city today with
1er friend, Miss Marie Hitler.
Mrs. Mary Denner was, called to
Eddyville last evening by an accident
to her brother-in-law, Sam Williams.
Judge wiIlcockson, who has been
holding court in this city, returned
last evening TO his home at Sigourley.
Mrs. J. c. Wright departed last ev-
ening for Eddyyille for Sunday visit
with her mother. Mrs. Louisa Mid
ellsworth.
Mrs. Ernest Miller returned yester-
day afternoon to ner home at Moore
after short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Louck.
Rev. Andrew Good returned yester-
day afternoon to his work ar Waterloo
after fortnight's visit with his FAM
lily il this city.
Mrs. A. Rinden, who has been car
ing for her sister, Miss Ollie Watland,
of New Sharon. who has been very i'll,
arrived home at noon.
Mrs. Lucinda Coghla1 returned last
evening to her home at Delta after
spending the day in this city with
her friend, Mrs. ,Fillitts.
Mrs. G. E. Stevenson ana Mrs. Clark
son returned yesterday afternoon to
their homes at Eddyville after a short
visit at the w. r. Nelson home.
]. E. Bray, court reporter for Judge
Willcockson, who has been holding
court in this city, returned yesterday
afternoon to his home in Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Freeman return
ed yesterday afternoon from Fremont
where they were called by the DEAN
of the lady's father, Mr.. Hei1zman.
Il. d. Rockwell, of Des Moi7es, di-
vision passenger agent of the Nortn-
western, was a business caller among
the railroad men in the city yester,
day. sE. i9ifIHfl
A telegram received from Miss LII
cile Sewers, who was called to Min
den, Nebr., by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Ralph McKirahan, re-
ports the lady better.
Miss Maud Bomar, Mrs. N. P. Her
rington, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Riggs
and Ralph Hayes departed yesterday
afternoon for Eidyville to attend the
Brown-Long wedding which occurred
last evening.
Mrs. Geo. Garyin and son, Master
Samuel, were passengers last evening
for Washington where they Joined Mr..
Garyin, who is on the road for a big
silk house, ana from Washington they
viii go to Dallas, Texas, where they
will make their home, that being MIR.
Garvin's headquarters.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Myrtle Stout was an over Sun
day visitor with her parents near New
Sharon
J. J. Hawk returned to his work at
Rose Hill after an over Sunday visit
with his family.
G. H. Wormhunt, of Pella, was
visitor in town today on his way home
from a visit at Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Garner were
Sunday visitors at the parental Gar
ner home at ottumwa.
William Baxter, of the u. M. w. A.,
was a business caller at the Mcmillan
mines near Buxton today.
Mrs. J. w Heki went to Eddyville
this morning for few days visit at
the parental Bucner home.
Miss Lizzie Webster was called %
Evans this morning by the illness of
her father, Thomas Webster.
Mrs. A. W. Guthrie, of De5 Moines,
ID visiting with her daughter Mrs.
Harry Goodrich, on Second avenue
east.
Chas. Sheppard was passenger
this morning for Port Byron, an, on
a business trip and visit at his old
home
Mrs. E. ]. Bitner and daughter May
left this morning for Drakesyille for
an extended visit with her mother,
Mrs. J. Kuch.
Word received today from Miss Lu-
cile Sewers at Minden, Nebr. reports
the condition of her sister, Mrs. Mil
bred McKirahan. no better
Miss .Mayme Slocum returned this
morning to her home at Rose Hill ar
ter an over Sunday visit at the H. u.
Coke nome on North Third street.
G. C. Johnson, the broom man, is
again up and about after siege Of
la grippe lasting since January 1. He
thinks the remedial properties Of the