The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-25
Personals.
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visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. F. G. Parker has returned from
few days visit with her husband at
Mason City.
T. H. Coveny. Of Tama, is here for
brief visit with friends and to look
latter business interests.
| Victor Record: L. A. Coats and
daughters Belle and Hazel are visit.
ing at Oskaloosa and Toledo.
Burlington wkEye: Mrs. H. j.
Riepe and daughter, Miss Pearl Riepe,
win go to Oskaloosa tomorrow to Wis
it friends,
| Floyi Taylor, of the Brewer &
Browneller shoe store, left last even
ing for two weeks vacation In Den.
yer, Colo.
Chas. OFT aad family returned yes.
terday via the Burlington from a
fortnights visit with relatives at
Three Rivers, Mich.
| Keota News: Fern Mccall, of Oska
1oosa, returned home yesterday morn
ing after few days visit with her
cousin, Mabel Northup.
| Davenport Times: F. H. Rooms was,
business caller In Davenport yester:
day and returned to his home in Os.
kaloosa, Iowa, last evening.
Miss Meta Kurtz returned yester.
day to her home at Galesburg. ILL.,,
| after visit in this city, the guest Of
her friend, Miss Katie Hopes.
,Muscatine Journal: Mrs. Charles
Mikesell of Oskaloosa arrived in Mus.
catine this morning and is visiting at
the Fred Lewis home for short time.
Master Theodore Fisher, of Fort
Dodge is expected in a few days for
a visit with his friends here. He will
be a guest at the home of his grand.
father, Joseph Fisher. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. Sleeth and
children were passengers yesterday
for Brookston, Indiana, for a months
visit with the gentlemans parents,
Mr. and Mrs. VIII. Sleeth, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Murdoch and
little son Alexander, of Washington,
Pennsylvania, have arrived for AMI
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
MS father, j. H. Templeton, south
east of the city.
Centerville Citizen: Mrs. Jones, of
Oskaloosa, was an over Sunday Wis
itor at the Geo. Workman nome, her
husband boarding at that place. Hel
is one of the coal operators of the
Sunnyside coal mine.
Mrs. Wilma Barnes and daughter
Sue, who have been visiting her broth
er, w. w. Montgomery, leave this
evening for Mexico, Mo-, to visit their
brother Calvin, who lives on a farm
fifteen miles ou- from Mexico.
|. NJ Branscomb, who is superin-
tending the construction of several
houses which w. e. Richie is build
ing for tne Greenridge Coal Co., near
Lakonts, was in town last evening.
He reports good progress in the work.
Woodbury. County News: 1t mas
been decided to hold another camp
meeting this year near Bethel church,
Peiro. The meeting will open August
8 and continue to August 10. Rev
F. l., Hills, of oskaloosa, Iowa, will be
the leading evangelist.
Abba Union: John Fitzgerald, onel
of Oskaloosa's hustling travelling men,
was in the city yesterday looking upI
business for one of the factories of
that thriving city. Mr.. Fitzgerald is
a good mixer and 1t may be this
strong point that secures the orders.
Tri-County Press: AL Timmons, of
Abba Golden Eagle clothing store, Isl
helping the Oskaloosa store wnilc
some of their men take vacation.
Among them Is Mike Rogal, who has
gone to Denver and other western
points, including Salt Lake City, for
an outing. -.....
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mr.. ald Mrs. Thomas Coyae. Jr., went
to Oskaloosa this morning to remain
over Sunday with Mr.. Coyne's par
ents. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Coyne's sisters, Misses Mary and
Teresa Coyne, who have been ylsiti1gl
at the Coyle nome and with Miss
Cora Harter for week, and also by
Miss Harter who will be in OskaloosaI
for two weeks visit at the CoyneI
home. f
Miss Maude Blackstock departed
last evening for her home at Givin.
Constable George Andrews ID home
from a business trip to Decatur, Ill.
Mrs. L. Graf, Of Chicago, Ia In the
city for visit at the VIII Baker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sanders left 10.
day for an extended visit in Colorado
Lou Suffer was passenger rhis
morning. for Des Moines on business