The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-28
ottumwa Courier: Paul Baughman,

Miss Ollie Maddy returned Satur-
day from Chicago where she las been
attending to business affairs for the
Ifeifer Dry Goods Co.
Miss Belle Read, Of Grinnell, was
in attendance at the Quarterly Meet,
ing of the Friends Missionary Socie-
ty in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Wilson returned Satur'
day afternoon to her home at Mar.
shalltown after an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Will Ream.
Clifford johnson, of Penn college,
was an over Sunday visitor with his
parents at Searsboro. Frank Nash,
of Penn college, spent Sunday with
him.
Miss Grace Snroyer returned Satur-
day afternoon to ner home at New
Sharon after a couple of weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Williams, in this
city.
Montezuma Republican: Rev. Emma
Coffin, of Oskaloosa, and Rev. s. ..
Pickering, the pastor, have commenced
series of meetings at the Friends
churcn.
Conductor Reilly has resumed his
run on the Rock Island between Des
Moines and Keokuk after a numbe
of day absence on account of a
sprained back.
Delta Press: Dwight Bemal and ].
H. McNabb were over to Oskaloosa
one day last week and while there
purchased a fine thoroughbred Per-
cheron stallion.
Rev. Miss Matte Humphrey re,
turned Saturday afternoon 10 her
home in Grinnell after attending the
Quarterly Meeting of the Friends
Missionary Society.
Muscatine Journal: Paul Armbright
went to Oskaloosa last night and be-
gins a run as mail weigher on trains
40 and so today. His run is from
ROCK lSlduu 10 OShdlOOSd.
VIM. Duguid, the West High avenue
tailor, was passenger Saturday even
ing over the Rock Island for his for
mer home in Prophetstown, ILL.,, to
look after some business there.
Ray Duboc, recently with the Globe,
Gazette of Mason City, has returned
to Oskaloosa to accept position with
the Herald. He will be engaged for
the present in looking up new bust
ness and we bespeak for him pleas
ant greeting everywhere.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. w. Painter, of
Lynnville, and son Carl came Friday
evening to see the head of the fam,
lily. They are on the look out for a
house to rent. Carl Painter is stu
dent at Penn college, Oskaloosa, and
will graduate there in June.
Newton News: Mrs. Winn Russell,
after delightful visit with the Rus
sell families in this city and at Muir
pny, and with her daughter, Miss Win
fired Russell, the teacher at the first
school northwest of town, mas re-
turned to her home in Oskaloosa.
Judge Clements has received from
the secretary of the /. c. debating un-
ion and the president of the Drake
university debating league an invita-
tion to act as one of the judges at the
Drake -Grinnell debate to be held at
Grinnell, Friday, March Is, 1907. The
Judge has accepted the invitation.
Bethel News: Willie, Rouze and
Miss Maude Goodspeed started to
Knoxville Saturday, and just as they
were getting out of the buggy the
train pulled out and left them; but
they were not to be beaten out of a
train ride, so they took the train and
spent the day in the city of Oska>
loosa.
Miss Dick Ramsay entertained a
company of about forty-five of her
young lady and gentlemen friends at
her home, the Jack Ramsay residence,
Friday evening at Washingtol,s
birthday party. me home was spe-
cially decorated for the affair with
flags and other patriotic emblems.
Refreshments were served and the
evening was most happily spent.
l. NJ. Reed, the auctioneer, went to
Ejdyyille this morning to cry sale.
Carl Vernon, of Corning, Iowa, is in
the city looking after business af-
fairs.
Manager H. w. Garner went to Des
Moines this morning to attend to Dus-
mess matters.
G. Stowvie and G. D. Young, OF
leighton, were in the city transact
ing business Monday.
Miss Carrie Steward, of Sah Lake
City, Utah, is in the city for a visit
with her father, Geo. Steward.
President Jonn P. White, of the
U. NJ. w. A., went to Des Moines tnis
morning to attend the state lsgisla-
ture.
A. p. Spencer was passenger last