The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-14
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(From Thursdays Daily

from a business trip to Chicago;
Geo. True, of Minneapolis. is IL
iowa visiting at the parental DR.. True
home.
Mrs. Ernie Lyon, Of Cedar. was 9
visitor in the city yesterday with hei
friend, Mrs. John Hetheringto1.
Chas. Harris, who mas been serving
in the U. S. Navy for number Of
years, has returned TO his home in
this city
Mrs. E. ]. Ballinger returned yes
teriay afternoon to her home at Lacey
after a few days visit with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. DR.. Williams.
Trainmaster 4. H. winslow Of the
Rock Island was in the city yesterday.
W. r. Nelson was business caller
II Knoxville yesterday.
A. Rosenblatt was a passenger last
evening over the Burlington for Chi
cago on a goods buying trip for the
Baldauf- Rosenblatt house.
Mrs. Alice Williams departed via
the Iowa Central yesterday afternoon
for Marshalltown for a few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Clara Somerville returned yes.
terday afternoon to her home at Keo-
sauqua after a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Morrow.
Mrs. R. s. Swift returned this morn.
ing via the Rock Island to her home
at Ottawa, ILL.,, after a months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Zeadt
Abba News: H. Gender, formerly
Of oskaloosa, Is the manager Of the
new junk yard just started at the
Scribner premises, south Of the south.
east corner.
Mrs. R. E. Busby, who was called
10 this city by the death of the late
Ross Martin, returned this morning
over the Rock Island to her home at
Clearfeld, Iowa.
NJ. c. Whalen was passenger this
morning for Gibson to attend the we'd
ding of his sister-in-law, Miss Effie
Conn, to Henry Mcclure, which &C.
ours this evening.
3 Mrs. Willard Grouse, of Delta, spent
a few hours in the city yesterday with
her friend, Mrs. Levi Shaw, on her
way to Fort Morgan, Colo, to make
her future home.
Rev. A. Cato Kaye was a. recent
visitor IN Jefferson, where ne oficiat-
ed at the Bossert-Eagleson wedding.
Miss Grace Kaye, who was visiting il
JEFFERSON, returne1 with MIN.
Cnas. Walter, of Peoria, Ill, district
passenger agent on the east division
of the Iowa Central, was business
caller in the city last evening, return
ing this morning TO his home on No.16.
Marshalltown Times Republican
James Weaver, the Iowa Central
switchman, who was injured early in
the fall, was able to be out for the
first time Wednesday. Mr.. Weaver
has not yet regainei the use of nis
left arm, which was broken.
Times-Republical a. F. Styles
principal of the New Providence acad.
envy, as chairman Of the building com
mittee of the Friends church of that
place, spent Saturday in the city in
consultation with architects regard.
ing the plans for a new church to re-
place the one burned last month. The
Friends will put up modern struc
ture costing about $1,000, that will be
much better than the church destroy
ed by fire.
The February number of the Mid.
western magazine says: Miss Ida NJ
Street gives us in the sketch of Miss
Walker, most scholarly bit of work
and we ara proud to own Miss Street
as an Iowa girl. She is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Street, for.
merly of Oskaloosa. Many old friends
will remember Mr.. and Mrs. Street.
Educated at Vassar and always a stu.
dent, Miss Street brings to her liter.
airy work all the cultivation so essen.
tial to good writing. she has publish
ed one book. 'Ruskinhs Principle Of
Art Criticism and has for some years
contributed to eastern periodicals."
Speaking Of a former Oskaloosa
lady and a sister of Mrs. w. A. Seey-
ers, of this city, the Des Moines Mail
and Times says: Mrs. Celeste B.
Giyeas, director of the Woman's club
chorus, this week rendered ner resig.
nation, being obliged to retire tenn.
porarily owing to Ill health. The club
has passed resolutions of keenest re-
greet and deep sympathy and express.
ed the hope that Mrs. Givens will be
well enough to resume her able
leadership of the chorus at the be.
ginning of next season. Dean Frank
Maggie of the Highland Park college
Of music, will take charge Of the
chorus Immediately and will conclude
the season"
John P. Reese, Of Abba. commits
sioner for the iowa Coal Operators
association naysed fhrough the CITY