The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-22
here by the critical condition OF the
formers father, Nelson Minor.

Liscomb News: Mrs. Humestoi
Invent to Oskaloosa Monday, where sh,
win visit relatives for three weeks
DR.. Humeston expects to go to Soutl
Dakota soon to seek new location.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Misses Julia and Ruth Plunkett wen
to Oskaloosa Wednesday evening fol
two weeks visit with their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Whalen, and fam
| lily
Mrs. Keller and daughter, Mrs. Dav
i'd Mahaffey, and husband, of Eddy
Iyille, were passengers this morning
for Putnam. ILL.,, for ten days visit
with the iady's sister, Mrs. Mary So
pher.
Charlton Patriot: Mrs. Charles Nc.
Call and daughter Fern, of Oskaloosa,
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Byram. of English township,for
the past three weeks, returned home
Monday.
Miss Mamie Often, OF Leon, Iowa,
is in the city visiting at the home of
Mrs. Henry Reuter-, Miss Often is on
her way home from Cedar Rapids,
where she was a delegate to the Pyth-
ian Sisters convention.
Delta Press: Dr. F. ]. Jarvis and
wife are moving to Oskaloosa this
week. They purchased a fine resi-.
dence there and evidently expect to
enjoy life. The Doctor purchased the
business of Or. H. C. Homer, and has
his office over the hardware store of
Huber & Kalbach.
Keosauqua Republican: Mrs Sarah
Long of Pittsburg favored us with a
call Tuesday The latter part of this
week she and Mrs. Joseph Shrecken-
COST of this place will visit at Oska-
loosa and attend the Chautauqua
Mrs. Long will also visit sister at
Colfax.
Lynnville Star: The recital given by
Mr. Hockett, director of music of
Whittier college, California, and Mr.
Petty of Penn college glee club, Thurs
day night of last week, was most ex-
cellent, but listened to by very small
house on account of the weather, so
many other doings and the want of
sufficient advertising. The gentlemen
did themselves credit and gave the
few in attendance a rare treat.
Mrs. w. H. Rose returned this morn
ing from a visit with friends at Abba.
Mrs. E. A. Milkley, of Chicago, is
writing at the parental D. E. Penla1d
home.
Miss Emma Ke7ter, of Ottumwa,
spent Sunday in this city with ner sis
ter, Mrs. Oren Brown.
Mrs. ]. Brubaker and family, of Sic
Eighth avenue west, are visiting rel
aIives at Marshalltown.
Mr.. and AS. DR.. Taylor, of Buxton,
were Sunday visitors in the city. at
the Geo. Woodson home.
Chas. Harlan and family, of Ottum-
wa, were visitors in the city Sunday
at the Chas. Jepson home.
Mrs. P. A. owen lef. this morning
for Des Moines, where she will make
her home with ner grandson, Frank
Owen.
Miss Sara Grant was passenger
this morning for Des MONIES for a
weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs
Dafferaer
Mrs. Chas. Anderson departed for
Keokuk today to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Christian Hilpert, who died
Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. w. Wray a1d son Fred, OF
Waterloo, are in the city visiting heI
sister, Mrs. DR.. Barrnger aad with
Miss Nellie Wray.
Hanson Fritcn, of the Cle1ieno1
Shoe Co, is taking a vacation, leaving
this morning for Des Moi1es for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Long, of Pittsburg, Ia,
spent Sunday in the city at the w. w.
Shreckengagt home, returning to her
home this morning. .r
Mis- Stella Malone left tnis morning
for Sigourney to attend the Sigour1ey
Cnautauqua. She viii visit friends at
Delta on ner way home.
Miss Patti Under, of Waterloo, ar.
rived Saturday evening from Atlantic.
and is visiting friends here, the gnest
of Miss Helen McCurdy.
Mrs. ]. C. Mcfarland returned to
her home this morning at WHAT Cheer
after an over Sunday visit in the city
at the j. A. Thomas home.
David Jones, travelling salesman for
Marshall Field G. Co., of Chicago, is
in the city spending his vacation at
the parental j. w. Jones home.
Edwin Gum, of Marshall Field &
Co. of Chicago. is In the city spending
his vacation at the home of his moth.
er. Mrs. Sarah J. Gum. ON Fourth ave.
nue. east.
Isaac Bush received word today OF
the death of mis- niece. Mrs. Barney