The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-12-23

for visit with relatives. ...,,., Y
81 Nj e. Pendarvis, former Oskai
loosa boy, is spending the holidays
here with old-time friends.
R. r. Broerman waf a Rock Island
passenger last eveninSfor San Deigo.
CAL. for a visit with friends.
Miss Helen Fitzgerald went to Ed
on this morning for holiday visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Nick Wilson.
Mrs. Welda Lutz, who has been Wis
iting with her brother. o. E. Dicke-
SON. returned to her home in Eldon
to-day. :,l 81" n
]. D. wray was passenger last
evening via the Rock Island for San
Diego, Cal. to look after business in
terests.
Mrs. r. Carver returned last even
ing to her home at Abba after spend
ing the day In the city visiting among
friends.
Eugene Cheesman went to Rose Hill
this morning to take charge OF the
funeral services of Mrs. Joe Rey
nolds. ;s
Mrs. A. Hoogenooning, of Ottumwa,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Marshalltown. called by the
death of Mrs. J. G. Haney.
Miss Grace Chambers, of Lynnville,
passed through Oskaloosa yesterday
enroute to Eddyville where she Will
be the guest of friends.
Ed and Ruth Kussart returned last
evening to their home at Eddyyllle
after visiting here and attending to
business matters.
Mrs! Thos. Geneva, of What Cheer,
stopped in the. city with. friends this
morning while en- route for .Des
Moines on visit with friends.
|, w. P. ,Sandusky and L. NJ, Price
were passengers last evening to their
homes at Stratford. Texas. after look
ing after business interests here, I
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Jones were pas
sengers this morning via the Rock
Island for Canadian. Oklahoma, for
brief visit with friends and 'rela-
tiyes.
B. F. Taylor has returned to his
home at Estherville after visiting in
this city at the home of his sisters,
Mrs. w. d. Taylor and Mrs. F. M.
Henness.
Word has been received from Az
thur Spurgin, who has been attend
ing the Rush Medical College at Chi
cago, stating that he is seriously i'll
with scarlet fever.
T., VIII A., Stump received a telegram
from MarslalitoBn this morning tell
ing of the death of his mother from
apcpleNy. He goes to Marshalltown
Wednesday morning.
Casper and Minnie Rohloff, of Sig,
Quincy, passed through the city Mon
day enroute to Friedrich. South Da-
kota. where they will be the guest OF
their sister, Mrs. VIM. DeMarce.
/ Henry C. Rockwell, who was, taken
severely Ill last week on the street, is
in a precarious condition. The son,
Harry A. Rockwell, who has been
travelling in the west, has been located
and will arrive in the city tomorrow
Mrs. Uriah Ketchum, daughter of
William NJ Oldham, is lying in an ex-
tremely critical condition at her home
On South B street. Hope Of recovery
has been abandoned and the patient,
who is suffering from a tumor, cannot
survive many hours.
Frederick Kaschewski and daught
CT, Miss Doris. went to Davenport
this morning for a brief visit with
relatives. They will return tomor
row with Misses Charlotte, Erna and
Helen Kascheweki who have been at
tending school in Davenport.
George Metcalf, a former business
man of Oskaloosa, called among for
HlST lTiSHuS S%Sotel udS'' MI -"O'Se'ii
was an ofd-time real estate and alb
stract man in Mahaska and Wapellc
counties. His headquarters are now
in Worcester, Mass, where he is a
head of a map publishing concern. He
was in town only between trains, but
will return about March list to solicit
new maps of the city and county.