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

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Journey through the holy land.
Pella Chronicle: We had the pleas
ure Monday morning at Oskaloosa of
meeting Geo. NJ Martin, district pas
senger agent OF the Iowa Central
Railway Co. George used to be a
citizen of Pella, and is now forging
his way to the front in the railway
circles. He has his Office in the Cen
trail depot in Oskaloosa. He looks
we'll and happy and the Chronicle
wishes him continual prosperity.
(From Tuesdays Daily
Ralph Burnside departed this morn
ing for Burlington on business trip.
Miss Mae McDoIe, of Eddyyille, was
q visitor in the city yesterday with
friends.
Geo. Hitler, of Manchester, spent
yesterday in this city. He was pas
senger for Des Moines last evening
for brief visit
Miss Stella Barry returned yester-
day to her home at Washington after
a few weeks visit in the city with her
aunt, Mrs. Brock.
Colfax Clipper: John Hawk, DR.. HIS
cousin, who has been here for two
months, returned to his home at Os-
kaloosa Wednesday.
Tri-County Press: Mrs. Mary West
and Miss Bessie Locke of Oskaloosa
are spending the week with their sis
ter, Mrs. Martha Locke.
Newton News: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Meredith and little daughters, Janice
and Madge, have gone to Oskaloosa
where they will be guests several days
at the DR.. Frank Redman home.
Foster News: Rev Albert Luscom,
of Oskaloosa, preached both morning
and evening in the Baptist church
and ON Monday evening recognized
the class and they will have services
every two weeks hereafter.
Brighton Enterprise: Mrs. M. Craft
of Germanville, was a caller Saturday.
She had been to Oskaloosa for ten
days, visiting her son, Ed Graft, Who'll
has 2O-acre fruit and vegetable farm
near Beacon, out three miles from
Oskaloosa.
Sully News: VIII Moore and wife
from Oskaloosa nave come for three
weeks visit and found Mrs. Moore's |
mother quite sick with appendicitis. |
It was a sad home coming, but they |
are glad to be here, to help care for
her mother.
Miss Helen Yale, of Abba, is in the |
city visiting at the home of her |
grandmother, Mrs. David Roop, at 400 |
granddaughter of Benz. Roop, who
built what is now known as the Seibel
mills, 81 years ago.
Miss Maurency and Miss Keith, of |
Ames, Iowa. were visitors in the city |
Saturday and Sunday, having come |
here to be present.at the marriage of |
their friend, Miss Bernice Johnson, to |
Norman Kissick, which was solemn
ICED Sunday evening.
Miss Sara Jones and brother David |
departed yesterday for Ottumwa for a |
brief visit with relatives, leaving |
there for Chicago, where Miss Jones |
will visit her. friend, Miss Lenora
Gatewood, while David will return to |
his duties with Marshall Field & Co. |
Clarence Keaton was a business
caller In Barnes City today.
c. f. Howar returned yesterday |
noon from business trip 20 Chicago. |
F. d. Reid went to Des Moines this
morning to attend to some legal mat
ters.
Geo. NJ. Evans and son Walter were
passengers this morning for Chicago
on a business trip.
Miss Elizabeth Ramsay returned |
yesterday from a short visit with
friends at Charlton, la.
Ben Baker departed this morning
for What Cheer for a week. visit with |
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Harlan.
B. Tout returned this morning to
mis- home at What Cheer. afto~ spend |
ing the day with his son, Frank.
Amos Taylor, of WHAT Cheer, Is in
the city for a weeks visit with mis-
brother, E. X. Taylor and family
Ben Sharpless and family of Cali
fornia, were visitors in the city yes
terday with Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Tay-
lor.
Merle Skinner, of Ottumwa, arrived
this morning. for visit with mis- broth
er, J. w. Skinner and family, on
North d street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ramsay and |
daughter Miss Dick, left this morning
for Des Moines to visit friends and
relatives and visit the fair.
Miss Alma Hambleton and Miss
Hilda Coulson departed this morning
for Des Moi1es for couple of days
visit with their friend, Mis- Helen
Klrkwood.
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