The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-03-07


effect of the mineral waters for RELIEF
from blood arrangement brought OF
by handling formaldchyue. Mr.. Nc
Curly is a leading funera. director oil
Mahaska county.
w H. Heating was business call
er IN Des Moines today.
Mrs. Paul Hively is visiting in Ma.
con, No. with relatives.
Miss Alice Meeker, OF Eddyville, is
in the city visiting friends.
Will Martin, of the Hotel Downing.
is in Chicago on sightseeing trip.
Irving C. Johnson departed this
morning for Abba to attend TO legal
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Clegg and son.
Master Cedric. spent today in Mar
shalltown with friends.
]. ]. Snyder was a passenger last
evening over the burlington for Chi
cago on a business trip.
Father Heinsman, of near New
Sharon, is lying at the point of death,
suffering with paralysis.
Miss Margaret Stanton departed
this morning for Sigourney for few
days visit with friends.
Miss Dorothy Hunter, who mas been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hamp Tyler,
at De Sofa, Mo-, arrived home this
morning. ,-
Fred ana Frank Barr, of Anamosa,
arrived in the city last evening for
a visit with their sister, Mrs. Clarence
VermilliGl.
Harry Charles returned last night
to his duties at the Chicago univer-
sity after a few days in the city to
care for business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Brooks were
this morning over the
Iowa Central for Denver, Colo, where
they will make their home.
Miss May Shriver passed through
the city last evening on her way from
New Sharon, wheid she gave an en-
TO her home at Rose Hill.
Tneo. Dare and family were pas
seagers last evening over the Rock
Island for Millville, New Jersey, for
a visit with the gentleman's parents.
NLessrs. T. NJ. Smith and Louis
Jones were passengers last evening
over the Iowa. Central for Tacoma,
Wash, where they win probably To-
cate.
Miss Eunice Hardesty returned this
TO her home at hayesyIIIe,
iowa, after an over Sunday visit at
he : a. Thomas home on East Third
avenue. -oFs
Miss Catherine Quigley returned
last evening to her home at Abba al
.er an over Sunday visit with her
mother Mrs. Mary Quig!ey, on North
) street.
Miss Carrie Emmons, who mas
charge of the silks at the Pfeifer Dry
foods Co, spent yesterday il Des
Moines in the interests OF her de-
Dartment.
Mrs. w. V. Williams was a passen-
ger last evening over the Iowa Cen
raj for Los Angeles, Calf, called
mere by the serious illness of her sis
er, Mrs. Ida Merritt.
Clyde Vermilyea returned this
to mis- home at Lacey after
spending the day with mis- mother,
Mrs. Vefmilyea, and looking after
business affairs in town.
Mrs. A. G. Erdice was a passenger
his morning over the Rock Island for
Kansas, for a three
weeks visit. the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. y w. Glass.
F. NJ. Powell has just returned from
Holly, Colo, where ne owns a fine
piece of land. Elmer Cameron, who
Mr.. Powell to Holly also
purchased some land there.
Chas. Waite, formerly of this city
nd recently of the Hub clothing
house at Abba, mas accepted a posi-
ion with the Jim Brown store. He
will arrive in the city to take up his
luties on Monday next.
c. B. Howell and family were pas
;engers this morning over the Rock
ISLAND for Alexandra, Louisiana, where
hey will make their home this sum-
ner. Mr.. Howell has accepted a po-
sition with the Rock Island as man
iger of a supply station located there.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. s. Cheseny. who
have been to Hot Springs, Ark, in
quest of tne lady's health, were VS.
tors in the city for few days at the
nome OF their daughter, Mrs. James
and son, James S. Ches-
eny, departing last evening for Delta
Tor visit before going to their home
it Keota Mrs. Cnese7y returns
much improved in health.
Frank Huber has retired from the
hardware firm of NJ. ID. Gilchrist &
70. and is going to Wyoming. where