The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-03-26
PERSONAL,

with his uncle, e. M Blizzard.
Harvey News: Chas. Miller, went
to the hospital at Oskaloosa last Fri
day. He is home again. much better.
II. K. Spencer came over from Day.
export to spend Sunday with his wife
and baby, who are guests at the par
entail B. w. Preston home. I'M.
Miss Ethel Vance and brother Cliff
/ ford, students at the Central Holiness
| University, went to- Gearing today
for weeks visit with relatives.
4 Mrs. ]. A. Pearson returned Satur-
day evening via the Iowa Central to
her home in Denver, Colo, aftersa
visit at the DR., True home in this city,
Mrs. M. Z. Lister and son John re-,
turned last evening to their home in
Opie, Kansas, after Ave weeks visit
with relatives in Oskaloosa and Tioga.
Miss Rosetta Minor, who has been
sojourning at Colorado and Denver
during the past three months, return
ed to her home in the city Saturday
evening.
Travelling Auditor Bennion, of the
Iowa Central, has returned from few
weeks visit at Hot Springs, Ark. He
will resume his work on the road in
a few days.
E. A. Farnsworth returned last
evening to his home in Hooking after
being called to this city by the death
of the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Davis. E go
DR.. Earl Arlington, OF Marengo, Ia,
arrived this noon to make prepare
tons for his marriage to Miss Fern
Gordon, Wednesday, March IS, at.
high noon. . .sGla5
Mrs. Thomas Webster, who was
called to the city by the serious ill-
ness of her granddaughter, Miss Hes
ter Atchison, has returned to her
home In Evans.
Mr.. and mrs. Dean Church return.
ed this morning to their home In 0C-
tumwa after a few days visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs w. A. Wilkes,
of South Second street.
Mrs. Hanna E. Byers is entertaining
her neice, Mrs. Phil Darnstadt, Of
Williamsield, Ohio, and her nephew,
Carl Beck, of Seattle. WASH, at her
home on X avenue east.
Mrs. M. B. Wood and Mrs. r.
Burmister returned this morning to
their home in Indianola after an ex-
tended visit at the home of the lady's
son, A. c. Wood and wife.
Mrs. Francis E. Shreckengast re-
turned this morning to her home in
Keosauqua, Ia. after a couple OF
days visit with her son, w. w.
schreckengast and family.
Miss Lillian Tovrea returned last
evening via the Burlington. to her ,du-
ties as nurse in Chicago, after an ex.
tended visit at the parental Toyrea
home on West High avenue.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
McCurdy, who are basking In the sun
shine at Palm Beach, Florida, indicate
that they are enjoying life. Mr. Nc
Curdy has succeeded In landing sew.
eral big fish, one weighing 50 lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Knight, Of Bur
lington, and Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Knight, of Seaton. Ills, are In attend.
ance at the bedside of their mother,
Mrs. J. F. knight, on First avenue
east, whose condition is regarded as
serious.
Abba Republican,: Baker & Cooley
the Oskaloosa horse buyers,were in
the city Saturday and made the pur-
chase of many head OF good Monroe
county stock. They are among the
most popular buyers who visit Abba
and never fail to have any number of
horses brought to them.
State Agent J, T. Harnett, OF the
Iowa Industrial School for Boys at
Eldora, passed through the city today
with Harrison Brown, colored lad of
eighteen years from Ottumwa, In Gus.
tody. The young fellow has violated
his parole and will be returned to the
school.
President John p. White and Secre.
tary Edwin Perry and Stenograper
Miss Hanna Carr went to Des Moines
this morning to attend the, annual
convention OF Dist. No. 10, United
Mine Workers, which conyenes Tues
day. Mr.. White arrived home from
Indianapolis Saturday noon.
Fremont Gazette: j. A. Baitsell, of
Wright, has rented the Anderson
Akers residence and will move to Ere
mont about April LIST. Since selling
out his business In Wright some three
months ago, Mr.. Baitsell has visited
several states In search of suitable
location. but has found nothing IN all
his travels that suited him quite SO
well as the good little town ofsFre
mont He and his .estimable family
will be gladly welcomed here by all
our best people, Mr.. and Mrs. Akers
will move to their farm about April 1.
Waterloo Courier: Seventy,dve la
dies of the Industrial society Of the