The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
PERSONALS
(From Mondays Daily.l

a. M. Holloway, of the Pella Elec
trio Co., was an over Sunday visitor
with mis- family in this city.
Ralph Gossage, Of Indianapolis, wai
a visitor in the city Saturday at the
parental Tom Gossage home.
Miss Alta Boyer went TO ottumwa
Saturday to spend Sunday and will
visit the Ottumwa schools today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Minor. of Abba,
were over Sunday visitors in the city
at the parental w. H. Rose home.
"The DEVILS Auction" company de
parted yesterday morning for Mar
shalltown where they will play this
evening.
Mrs. w. L.. McCarty, of Des Moines.
arrived in the city Saturday for a.
short visit with her mother, Mrs Mary
Moreland.
Paul Sewers, of the Iowa Central
and M. & st. L. railways, who has
been i'll, returned Saturday evening
TO MS WOTh at N1luucapOA4S'
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Doak were over
Sunday visitors at Rose Hill at the
C. B. Rowland nome, visiting their
little granddaughter, Lucille Rowland
Newton Herald: Miss Lucille Mere
dith, of oskaloosa, is assisting her
aunt, Mrs. David Meredith, with her
work while her grandfather is so fee
BILE.
John r'aassen, of the Bell Clothing
Co., of Pella, passed through the
city this morning on mis- way to Chi
cago on goods buying trip for his
house.
Ricnlaad Clarion: Mrs. ]. NJ. Price
of Oskaloosa is here on an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Barnett
while Mr.. Price is in Kansas looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Geo. Sparks and baby returned
Saturday afternoon via the Rock Isl
and to their home in Kansas City, af-
ter an extended visit at the parental
Noble Sparks nome in this city.
Newton Herald: Miss Cora Moore
who has, spent the winter in Oskaloo
sa, arrived home Wednesday for a
visit and to assist the family in get
ting ready to move to Montezuma.
Miss Frances ]. Ryan, VINO has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella B. Mutt,
of Waterloo, returned to her home
southeast of the city Saturday morn
ing. Miss Ryan reports a good time.
Salem News: Mrs. Mathews, of
Marshalltown, who has been visiting
friends mere the past two weeks, was
called to Oskaloosa Wednesday by
the serious illness of ner son, who is
suffering with pneumonia.
George w. WEIGH has resigned his
position as janitor of the Third ward
school building on account of failing
health. Mr.. WEIGH has held the posi- |
ton during the past ten years and
many friends regret that ne is to
sever his connection with the place.
w, E. Richie, who was in Marelgo
last week, was assured by the Inter
urban company recently organized
there, that their prime object is the
line from Marengo to Oskaloosa. I'VE
need Oskaloosa in our business, said |
the president, "and especially the
coal that Mahaska county has to of.
fer"
Waterloo Reporter: Mr.. and Mrs.
z. G. Cutshall are in Oskaloosa visit |
ing their son Guy, who is there at
tending the Holiness school. Mrs. |
Nellie Follett, who is spending a few
weeks with relatives while Mr.. Follett
is in Oklahoma looking up new To-
cation, is keeping house for her sis
ter, Mrs. Cutsnall, during her absence.
What Cheer Patriot: Elder Hoke,
who for almost three years has served
the Christian church of this city as
pastor and evangelist, has been invit-
ed to remain as their minister for at
least one more year. This cnurcn
has prospered under his ministry and
is now in a prosperous condition and
whether he decides to remain or not
his three years work here will re-
main to his praise for many years to
come.
Columbus Safe Guard: Some brain.
less fellow shot through the mail car
on the Firehy one evening recently
as the train was nearing Harper, AMI
made a hole IN the side of the car big
enough to stick your fist through.
Our good-natured friend, Henry Cress-
well, the mail clerk who runs from
Oskaloosa to this place, was in The
car at the time and it didn't miss him
a dozen feet Says it didn't scare
him. The officials have a fellow lock-
ed up over at Harper charged with
the crime.
Concerning former well known
resident of Oskaloosa, the Des Moines
Register and Leader says: "a deaf
which means the opening o. new
coal mine near Des Moines was closed
yesterday. Messrs. S. H.Blount, Isaac