The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10

| Albert Schm1tt, AFTER DrleI Vaca
ton visit in this city at the home o
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Schmitt, departed Sunday evening en-
route to Chicago. he went to Ottum
wa for brief visit at the Ed Friti
home. and goes thence TO Moline fol
a few days.
early pioneers and the first lrishmar
to come to Oskaloosa in the early day
is quite feeble and is suffering intense
ly with neuralgia of the face. Though
barely able to walk he makes deter
mined fight against his trouble, and
almost daily he slowly limps to and
from the city in the effort to keep
going"
Mrs, Lucy Jones and children, Mar
Gus, Louise, Eunice and Dorothy OF
Denison, Ia, and Chas. H. Duboc. OF
Chicago. departed yesterday after a
brief visit at the parental A. NJ. Du-
Doc home on North Market street.
Will A. Duboc, of Columbus, o., will
remain in the city for a week. The
occasion of the family reunion Sun
day was an especially happy one ow-
ing to the fact that it was the first
time in over fifteen years that the en-
tire family had been together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Allen of Union
Mills were in town yesterday.
Misses Helen Perkins and Jamie
Farmhouse are visiting in Carthage
and Joplin.
Levisa Cause of Lawrence, Kas,. was
a visitor at the Charles Meredith home
near Givin.'
Carl Vernon of Corning is in thecity
for few days visit among relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Lewis of
Washington, Ia, visited at the Dodds
home over Sunday.
Harold Asher is very i'll at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Asher, with an attack of fever
Mrs. p. ]. Mays of Los Angeles, Cal,
is in the city, guest at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph O'Hara.
Miss Lydia Garrett of Columbus,
Ohio, is a guest of her uncle, Captain
G. Woodruff, of 4O1 North C street.
Mrs. L. E. Smith returned Sunday
evening from an extended pleasure
rip through Colorado and Wyoming.
Seth Alice of Lynnville attended |
Yearly Meeting and visited at the
Charles Meredith home near Givin.
Mrs. Mary Sewers of Des Moines
las come down TO attend Crocker's
Brigade Reunion. She is a guest of
Mrs. c. V. Hoffman,.
Wilbur Browneller has returned
rom a four weeks visit with relat-
ives and friends at Chicago. Pittsburg |
and other eastsen points.
Mrs. James Dickson and daughter |
Amney leave this afternoon, for Bould- |
s,r Colo, and Larimie, Wyo., for a |
months visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett and
went to What Cheer last ev-
ening to visit friends for few days |
and to attend the What Cheer fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Lewis of Wash |
ngton arrived in the city to be the |
guests at the home of their son, E. A. |
Lewis, of the firm of Lewis & Van |
Sickle.
Mrs. Maggie Newcombe and child
rem returned this morning to their |
home in What Cheer after an over
Sunday visit with Mrs. A. Earring on
the Iowa City road.
Mrs. Louise Blattner, accompanied |
by her grandchildren, Charles and |
Mary Holmes, went to Ottumwa this
The little folks will enter
st. Joseph's Academy.
James Gable, formerly OF this city,
but now located at Evans, is running
as brakeman on Rock Island passen
gers Nos. 49 and 80, in place of Ed.
Hynes, who returns to the freight SER
vice.
II. NJ. Belyel, editor and proprietor
Of the Grand Army Advocate. is here
to attend the Crocker Brigade Reunion.
He is making a great success of the
Advocate since he took charge year
ago
Mrs. Lewis Briggs returned last ev-