The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

shrub, a few clustered bushes, or
tree. The building of the town has
been the wonder of the country. Al
most every foot OF land and almost
all the houses are owned and were
built by the company to be rented or
sold to employees.
(From Mondays Daily
Sheriff Ed Valentine was business
visitor in Abba last evening.
Miss Anna Yenney, of Cedar, visited
with friends here Sunday on her way
to her school at Rose Hill.
Sec'y Edwin Perry, of the Nine
Workers, departed this morning for
Unionville, MO-, 10 took after the
terests of the organization.
Mrs. l. X. Myer went to Buxton tits
morning for brief visS with her
daughter, MRS. N. p. Her7ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hamm, Ca What
Cheer, have been holiday visitors at
the parental Martin home in this city.
]. w. Mcdonald, who has been OF
the road for a weeks visit with MS
family, resumed the grip this morn,
/ ing.
H. r. Kendig returned this morning
to his work at Cricket after Sunday
visit with his family on Thru avenue
west.
a, Homer Prime and James Lytle de
parted this morning for Ames to take
the ''short course" in farming at the
Iowa State College.
G. C. Brown, of Des Moines, spent
Sunday with his family who are guests
at the parental Joseph Jones home, re-
turning to his work this morning.
Miss Grace Brown has resigned heI
position as central girl at the Iowa
telephone exchange and will go to Des
Moines, where she will take course
in commercial college.
Mrs H. o. Sawyer and son LeReS
returned this morning to their home
at Seymour, Ia, after a weeks visit
at the home of the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. williams Christie. .....
Frank Tousley, VINO with his family
has been visiting at the Chas. Wall
ing home on North Third street, left
last evening for HIS home in Oelwein
His wife and children will remain fol
further visit.
A. B. Pearson was passenger fol
Chicago Saturday evening.
Carl Wormley, who has been visiting
friends here during the past week
has returned to his home in Kansas
City. e#
| Mrs. Geo. M. Evans went to New
Sharon Saturday afternoon for a few
days visit at the parental ]. C. Coz
home. .
Miss Lena Hutton returned Satur
day afternoon to her home in New
ton after visit with her sister. Mrs
e. Carney.
Amos Craig, of Hopkinton, Kansas
is in the city for few days visit al
the home of his sister. MRS. Mar,
Lathrop, and with other relatives O.
the county.
Miss Edith Phillips returned Satur
day afternoon to her home at Lacey
after few days visit at the Park
hurst home.
Mrs Laura Martin returned Satur
day afternoon to her home in Lace,
after few days visit at the parental
o. A. Martin home.
| Mrs. J. w. Steddom returned Satur
day afternoon to her home at New
| Sharon after visit with Mrs. vii
Howar and Mrs. o. f. .Steddom.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs
III. W. Garner and Miss Lofland, Of
oskaloosa, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Garner. of East Second street.
Mrs Miles kelleher returned Satnr
day afternoon to her home at Mar
shalltown after few days visit witt
her sister. Mrs. o. M. Richardson.
Keota Eagle: Jerome Palmer wal
in to see Conductor Lew Davenport
at Oskaloosa last week. The conduc
tors broken left leg is causing muct
more trouble than the amputated right
foot. but he will get up in time. He
may be compelled to use cane OF
possibly a crutch the rest OF his life
but the company will give him a jot
OF some kind that he can attend to.
About sixty OF the relatives and
friends OF William McBurney gather
ed at his home on Second avenue e
lido justice to Christmas dinner