The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-10-17
Personals.
lFTola saturday's paily.l

ing iox New Sharon.
Mrs. Mary Alvey was passenger
via the iowa Central last evening for
RedIands Gal,
Miss Nsllie Williams returned this
morning from an extended visit to
RedIsnds, Cal
Miss Grace BarnniIl departed yester-
day afternoon for Des Moines for a
visit with ber sister Miss Bess Barn
hili
lrs = p. TarggaFt and daughter
Wilma departed this morning for Mon
roe Tor an over Sunday visit at the
Join Targgart home.
Mrs. p. P. Springer returned this
morning to her home at ottumwa af
ter a few days visit with her daugh-
ter, AIRS. j. J. Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nngent were pas
sengers over the Burlington thursday
evening for Norfolk, w Va, to attend
the Jamestown Exposition.
Washington Journal: Chas. Stearns
and daughter Mildred returned to their
home al Ainsworth this morning after
a brief visit at oskaloosa.
Mrs. II. o. Martin returned last
evening to her home at Cedar Rapids
after an extended visit with her father,
John Starlin, near this city.
Sigourney Review: w. E. Dickson
spent Sunday in Oskaloosa with his
father, whom he reports as little
better when he left him Monday.
Msr. w. r. Swasick and daughter
returned this morning to their home
at Blakesburg after few days visit
at the a. j. Lyle home near this city
Washington Journal: Chas. Stearns
and daughter Mildred, passed through
the city this morning for oskaloosa.
where they viii spend short time
visiting.
Mrs. Eva b. Shaw, Of the American
Home Finding Association, went to
Buxton this morning to look after
some business Connected with the as
ISOLATION.
Newton News: Major J. r. Lacey,of
oskaloosa, is attending court here this
week. AIR. Lacey is one OF the law
yers IN the Croft will case in which
the court at present is interested.
Mrs A. w. Sanders and son Carl
returned this morning to their home
at New sharon after spending the
day with the lady's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. C. w. Blancheon, who are NOV
ing to this city.
Miss Fern Miller was visitor in
the city over night with her friend,
Miss Maude McWiIliams, on her way
home to Taintor from Mt. Pleasant,
where she is attending the Iowa Yves
leyan university.
Miss Grace Rowland was a visitor
in the city last night with her broth
er. Deputy Auditor Roy Rowland and
wife, on her way home to Rose Hin
from Mt. Pleasant, where she is at
tending the Iowa Wesleyan university.
J. G Slemmons, formerly of this city
but now connected with the Iowa
Condensed Milk Co. of West Liberty,
Iowa, 8as visitor in the city over
night with his father, Ben Slemmons,
Oh South First street.
slrs. Anna Evans DEPARTED this
morning Ter 0tmmwa where she will
meet her daughter, Mrs Roy r. By
ers, of Chicago, 8do viii visit in this
city fof a few weeks. Mrs. Byers was
formerly Miss Elsie Evans OF this city
Otumwa Courier Ir. and Mrs.
Fred MeEay and son Q. 0skaloosa Wis,
lted yeteId day ct the home of Mr..
and MIS-. j. Leasure, 10 North VIII
lard street, Oh their way to visit rel
atives and friends at Burlington and
Keokuk.
Monroe Mirror: The Mirror acknowl-
edges s pleasant call Wednesday last
from Rev. II. c. Biillice, the new pas
tor on the Reasnor and Tools Chapel
charges. Ne was on his way home
from oskaloosa, where as secretary OF
the district conference he had been
assisting in making out program
Mrs. Thomas Vaughan and daughter
Elizabeth and Mrs. D. d. Davis and
son Algie OF Denver. Col, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
this city for a couple Of weeks. de
parted this morning for ottumwa for
a visit at the Dan Davis home on their
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ Martin were
passengers last evening for Norfolk,
w. Va, to visit the jamestown Expo
sition Mr.. Martin will also attend
the meeting of the American Associa-
ton Of Travelling Passenger Agents,
which conyenes there next week. They
will also visit Washington, d. G., and
other eastern points before returning
home. They expect to be gone two
or three weeks.
Prof. A. J. Davis, Of All East Second
avenue OF this city, the wen known
blind yiolinist whose fine work on the
violin has spread over the western
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