The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-28
PERSONALS
tFrom Saturdays Daily,

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her home in Mason City.
Nj. and Mrs. Chas. Carpenter. OF
Des Moines. were in the city yester-
day.
Miss Flo Quinn left last evening for
Martinsburg to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Miss Hattie Saunders left yesterday
afternoon for Hamilton for al over
Sunday visit with her sister.
G. C. Johnson departed yesterday
afternoon for Eddyville for a few
weeks visit with relatives there.
Presiding Elder j. c. Willets went
to Ewart this morning to look after
the interests of the Methodist church
there
Davenport Times: A. ]. Davis, o.
0skaloosa, stopped in Davenport this
week on his way to Dewitt on a bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Harry Mason, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Or
pei, departed last evening for her
home in Sedalia.
Rev. Matt Hughes, of Kansas City,
well known in Oskaloosa, will be com
mencement day orator for the Monte
yuma high school.
Mrs. Maria Davis returned home to
Sewers yesterday, having been calleS
to Beacon by the death and funeral of
her mother, Mrs. John A. Bell.
Delta Press: Clarence Garrett mas
accepted mis- old position as street cal
conductor in Oskaloosa and is moving
his household goods to that city.
Mrs. L. H. Rong, of Caafelu, Nebr,
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
Myrtle Stout, SIS North D street, de
parted yesterday Ior New Sharon.
Mrs. Will Cartwright and children,
of MarshaIltown, were visitors in the
city yesterday with friends on their
way to Ottumwa to visit the lady's
sister, Mrs. Ruth Priest.
Keosauqua Republican: Joe Price
and wife went to Oskaloosa Saturday
For the next fortnight Joe will as
sist in special sale at the store
mis- brotherin-law at that place.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mr.. Graham
the gentleman who has the merry-go
round on the fair ground last fall, has
been in town this week moving the
big machine to his home in OskaIoosa
DR.. J. S. Appleman, of Chicago, sec
retary and treasurer and general man
ager of the Home Telephone company
is in the city in consultation VII
General Superintendent and Loca
Manager w. S. Dunsmore.
Grinnell Herald Rev. A. Cato Kaye
of Oskaloosa, who is taking charge OF
DIR. Steiner's classes in Iowa college
this week, occupied the Congregation
al pulpit Sunday morning and spoke
at Vespers ia the afternoon.
ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Smith of Oskaloosa, who have
Oeen in the city visiting with Mr..
Smiths brother, frank Smith, Of 109
South Ransom street, who is very i'll,
returned home this morning.
Paul Sranke left today for Algona,
Iowa, where he will be married to
Miss Grace Davis. After the ceremo-
ny they will return to Oskaloosa to
make their future home. May joy and
happiness go with tnem is the wish
of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Lee entertained
a company of friends at their home
last evening in honor of Washington's
birthday. Flincn pnd other games
were INDUCED in, refreshments were
served, and the evening was most
pleasantly passed
Tom Davis has taken the road for
the Davis Brothers cigar firm o. this
city. The young man made his maid
en- trip this week and he has made
good in the amount of orders for
goods that he has mailed to the house.
Tom is hard worker and good fel-
low a1d will succeed in mis- work.
Mdrshalltown Times Republican
Results are attending the effort o.
the tax ferret, ex-Judge Ben" Mccoy
of Oskaloosa, who is working in the
county. Within the past two days
there has been paid into the county
treasury $2,500 by owners of personal
property who have not paid taxes on
such monies and credits, and who were
summoned to give an accounting.
Knoxville Express: May, daughter
of Sylvanus Neal, north of Donley met
with a painful accident at Oskaloosa,
Saturday. She was employed in 6
candy factory, and in handling one OF
the large kettles she in some manner
injured her wrist badly. An oska-
loosa physician pronounced it only a
severe sprai1, but the girl felt sure il
was badly hurt and came home. DR..
Harrington examined the injury s1d
at once pronounced 1t Coils frac
ture. She win remain at home until
IL heals