The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-02-06

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West Virginia, is in the city visiting
at the home of relatives, Mrs. Zim
norman and l.. l.. Hull, at No. I'll
High avenue east.
Henry Brown, formerly of this city,
now operating a barber shop in Abba,
was an Oskaloosa visitor last week
EThe gentleman is doing a big busi-
ness in Abba and is prospecting.
| Richard Hyde has taken vacations
from his run as express messenger
ON Nos. 3 and and with his wife ar.
rived yesterday afternoon for visit
at the parental T. w. Hyde home.
M. v. alderman and wife, of Bur-
well, Nebraska, and Z. H. Henderson
and wife, of Glen Elder, Mitchell
county, Kansas, are guests of the lat,
ter's son, James Henderson, and fam
lily of this CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hanley, OF
bonneville, Ark, visited with friends
in Oskaloosa yesterday on their way
to Knoxville for visit with the gen.
tlemah's parents. Mrs. Hanley will
be remembered by Oskaloosa friends
as Miss Georgia Weitzel, formerly
ticket clerk at the Rock Island sta
ton.
Miss Lillian Hughes has returned
from pleasant visit with Rev. ana
Mrs. J. w. Somerville at their home
in Bloomington, H., and while there
sne attended the last of a series OF
meetings held by the Rev. BILLY"
Sunday. She was present at the ser
wee when the record-breaking offer
ing of over $1,000 was taken up.
MIR and Mrs. Chas. White, of De-
troit, Michigan, arrived in the city at
noon via the Rock Island, summoned
to the city by the death of the lady's
mother, Mrs, S. j. Dutton. They are
guests at the Dutton home. 11S b ave-
nue. east. A telegram from the son.
Orison J. G, Dutton, announces his de-
parture from Seattle, and he will ar
rive in the city Saturday morning UNI
less delayed en- route, in which case
the funeral of the deceased will be
postponed.
John Broyles went to What Cheer
yesterday on a business trip.
Des Moines Capital: Mrs. J. A.
Dyer goes to Oskaloosa tonight for a
few days. Ea"
Chris Malone went to Vinton this
morning to look after some property
interests there.
]. e. Davis left this morning over
the Iowa Central for Mexico, Mo-, on
a business trip.
Newton Daily News: Mrs. ]. H. Flu
gard returned home this morning
from Oskaloosa
Van Wittenmyer, of the D. & w.
Tea Co., went to Abba this morning
to look after the company's business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Thomas left last
evening over the Rock Island for
Lake Charles, Louisiana, for an ex-
tended visit.
Harvey News: Dr. Rodgers, veteri-
nary of Oskaloosa, was in this part
OF the county last week on profes!
sional business.
Mrs. Harry Leepart and daughter
went to Burlington yesterday, called
there by the death of the lady's sis.
ter, Mrs. Mauss.
T. H. Collins went to Clearfeld last
evening where he is associated in a
contract for the erection of an eight
room school house.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Bessie
Price, of Oskaloosa, arrived in the
city to attend the funeral of her cous-
in, the late Enoch Johnson.
Des Moines Tribune: Miss Fanchon
Jackley has returned to her home in
oskaloosa after visiting her cousin.
Miss May Turner OF Twenty-fifth
street.
Francis Hunt. OF Fremont, visited
friends in Oskaloosa yesterday. Mr..
Hunt has rented "a farm near New
Sharon and win move to that place
in the. spring.
| DIR. and Mrs, James Muir, of Buxton,
who have been visiting at the parent
al w. s. Kenworthy home, went to
Des Moines this morning to spend
the day with friends.
Messrs. Geo. Gesman. r. E. Smith
and son Herbert Smith were passen
gers last evening over the Iowa Cen
trail for Texico. Texas. where Herbert
will join his brother Nye and locate
ottumwa Courier: Mrs. w. A
Thompson, OF Davenport, who has
been visiting with relatives In and
lnsaF the city left for her home lasl
keveping, accompanied BY her mother
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