The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-10-22
PERSONAL

mess trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Laura Hostetter is spending the
week in Burlington visiting with
friends.
Messrs. Geo.Grifis. Clark Myers and
Ernest Wray visited friends IN Pella
Sunday.
Mrs, Carl Johnson is home from q
visit at the parental Hin home In
Earlham.
Farnum Hilliard. who is working In
ottumwa. was a visitor at his home
here Sunday.
Fred Palmer, of Burlington. is in
the city visiting at the parental Mike
Palmer home.
Miss Minnie Costello. Of Parnell,
Iowa, is the guest at the home of her
brother, Frank Costello.
Mrs. Ellen Maleby, of Cedar Rapids.
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Rilla
Marshall, for few days visit.
Miss Beulah Daniels returned this
morning TO her home in Des Moines
after visit with relatives and friends
here.
Herbert Page, who is travelling on
the road for a shoe house, was Sun
day visitor at the parental F. ]. Page
home. 'a'
Fred Preston has given up his law
practice in Eddyville and is preparing
to move to Oklahoma, where he Will
locate.
Walter Sopher is running as express
messenger on Rock Island passengers
40 and 472 between Des Moines and
Keokuk.
John L. Roberts returned this morn
inv to his work in Pella after a Sun
day visit at his home, 10 Second ave
nue. east.
Mrs. Minnie Dutton Picken, of Hast
ings, Nebraska, will arrive this even
ing for { few days visit with Mrs.
r. X. Davis.
Miss Dorothy Cox. of Colfax. arrived
Saturday afternoon for few days
WISH with utl eudPnI CbbSI -@A' $500
Mrs. Newton Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Harmon were
passengers this morning via the Rock
island for Kansas City. where they
will make their home.
Evan Fleener departed SUNDAY.
morning for 0sceola on a business
trip He is figuring on buying NOV
ing picture theatre at the place.
Mrs. w. R. Gilmore and Miss Lu-
rama NJ. Terrell have returned from
Lawrence, Kan, where they were at
tending the Friends Yearly Meeting.
Miss Mayme Slocum returned to her
home in Rose Hill this morning after
a Sunday visit at the II. l.. Coke home.
Mrs. Coke accompanied her to Rose
Hill to spend the day.
Geo. H. Carbon went to Abba this
morning where he is supervising the
work of putting in curbing for paving
wors. He has a large force of men
q. the job and expects to have the
work completed about the last OIL DC
,nber.
Edwin Perry departs this evening
en- route to Colorado. where he Will
spend a couple of weeks. Mr.. Perry
addresses a meeting of mine workers
at Lafayette, Thursday, at big gath
ering of western miners. He VIII
then join Mrs. Perry and children at
Colorado Springs, and after visit at
Denver will return to Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Forbes. OF Ollie.
and children, John, Bessie and Pres
ton, are guests of the l.. Andrews
home. No 7OS B avenue west. for
few days visit. Mr.. Forbes has re-
Gently resigned a position as operator
at the Ollie station on the Iowa Cen
trail, to accept similar but better po-
sltion at white Pine, Montana. and
they start within a few days to take
up the new home at that place.
Obie Farnsworth and sister Mrs.
Hinshaw who have been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tate
during the past several weeks have
returned to their home in Dayton,
Ohio.
William B. Patton & Company.
passed through the city this morning
on their way from Albert Lea to
Washington. They will return to
oskaloosa later in the season for an
engagement.
William Cooley, the horse buyer,
has returned from an extended vaca-
tion spent in the east. He says New
York viii give Taft at least $4,000 ma
iority and that Indiana is as safely
republican as is Iowa.
Mrs. Katherine White, mother of
John p. White, who was severity in
jured In a fall necessitating the sum
moning OF the son from his work in
the east Is some better today. The
fever had been reduced and the con-
gestion is under control.
Miss Daisy Wood, of Mt Vernon