The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02


Lumber Co., was business visitor |
Des Moines today.
A. P. Rilfrst, of Kansas City, arr,
ed in the city. this morning for
short visit among friends.
| Miss Victoria Allen went to De
moines this morning for couple o
weeks visit at the William Kelse.
lhome.
L. C. Bolton was a passenger viz
the Iowa Central this morning fol
Kansas City to attend to some lega
affairs.
Miss Faye West returned this morn
ing from a few days visit with hel
friend, Miss Mabel Cleaver, of Kan
sas City.
Mrs. H. w. Garner and little son
went to Ottumwa this morning for a
few days visit at the parental Gar
ner home.
Howard Moore left Monday evening
for Lone Wolf, Okla, where he will
join his brother, Kisor Moore, and
probably make his home.
Mrs. Frank Forsythe, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for sew.
eral months, returned this morning
to her home in Chillicothe, Mo.
Mrs. John p. White went to Des
Moines this morning for visit with
her husband, who is attending the
miners and operators conference.
Smith, Turner, advance representa-.
tive for the Devils Auction" Co. was
in the city making arrangements for
the coming of his show on April Z.
Miss Ruth Mortland returned yes.
terday afternoon to her home i'm Mon
tezuma after few days visit. the
guest of her friend, Mrs. w. H. John
son. ..
Mrs. w. r. Nelson was passenger
his morning for Kansas City for a
months visit with J. w. Brown and
amily and to attend the wedding of
Ralph Brown.
Miss Blanche Bissell went to her
ZONE in Ottumwa this morning for a
ew weeks visit Her sister, Miss
,oa, who has been visiting her, also
etumed home.
Mrs. Edwin Perry went to Des
ioines this morning for a few days
isit with Mrs. John Davis. She will
lso visit her daughter, Mrs. Albert |
leadows, of Colfax, before returning.
Mrs. Tom Reilly and Mrs. Frank
fitzpatrick, who have been visiting at |
ne home of Mrs. ReiIly's sister, Mrs.
label Long, on South Market street,
eturned this morning to their home
4 Keokuk. ....s
Mrs. Z. E. Overstreet, matron of |
outh Hall, Penn college, went TO
les Moines this morning for a few
avs visit with her brother, B. F.
offin, who is clerk of the Polk coun-
7 district court. ..
Mrs. Mary Quigley returned this
forming from few days visit with
er daughter, Mrs. Alfred Timmons,
Abba. Her little grandson, Quig-
y Timmons, accompanied her home
'r a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathom, missionary
vangelists from the Pacific Coast,
i'll be at the U. s. Rescue Mission
might, April list. Come thou with
5 and we will do thee good, for the
ord has spoken good concerning
rael.-Num. 1929.
Rev. S. II. Zendt, of the Christian
lurch. is in Bloomington, ILL.,, this
eek in attendance at the National
ongress OF the church. The meet
g has delegates from all states hav-
g Christian church organization
I'd is large gathering. |,
Mrs. Jeanette Hadley entertained
company of guests a few evenings
nee at her hospitable home on North
street in honor OF her friend, Miss
lorence HUM, OF Des Moines. A
ncheon in three courses was served.
be guests we're people from Penn
,llege. L
Herman Schmitt, an Oskaloosa boy,
no has been proving up" on tract
Dakota land, dropped in upon his
irents and friends last evening I'M
lnounced. His family will remain
! the claim during the summer sea
IN. The gentleman went to band
'hearsal last evening which was in
'ogress when he arrived. and his
lends and former companions there
ION held an informal reception in
S honor. Herman will probably
END the summer with musical or.
on the road. l.
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