The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-23

her home in Omaha Tuesday after
pleasant visit in Oskaloosa with he
nephew, Chas. G. Pike.
Mrs. A. Wymore has returned to he
home after visit in Boone with he
sister and brother, Mr.. Chas. Nelson
She attended the wedding of her siste
Miss Lotto Nelson to Mr.. Gust Grant
Mrs. F. j. Jarvis was passen
ger this morning Tor Iowa City, wher
she will inspect the Eastern Sta
Chapel at that place. This will com
plete the work of inspection for thi
year. IS
Mrs. Daniel Ellis and daughter
Blanche, OF Memphis, Tenn, went tt
Eddyyille this morning for a shor
/ visit. They have been visiting here
with the lady's mother. Mrs. Prudence
Jones.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Jonthan Knight ant
daughter, Mrs. Mary Cady and sol
Lee, who have been visiting at the
f.. Knight home and with other rela
tives, departed this morning for Aber
deem, s. D., to visit daughter, Mrs
Alice Cochran.
Prof. w. E. Berry and wife and lit
tie daughter, Martha Ellen, left via
Iowa Central for Chicago Tuesday
morning. They expect to be gone one
year, as Prof Berry will take up a
post graduate course in the Univer
sity of Chicago.
P. L. Hanna and Ed Troy, of Lacey,
passed through Oskaloosa on their
way home from Des MONIES, where
they were present during the tourna-
ment They carried souvenir OF
President and Mrs. VIM. H. Taft with
them and by this means will try to
turn a number OF democrats of that
place.
j.. B. McCosh, of Chicago, member
of the live stock commission firm OF
w. w. Wilson & Co., was a guest yes
terday at the home of his brother
Pete McCosh. of this city. The fam
lily relationship OF the McCosh Bros.
to w. w. Wilson, head of the com.
mission firm, and Jas. Wilson, U. s.
Secretary of Agriculture, is interest
ing. w. w. Wilson nd James Wilson
are brothers and their mother was
sister of David McCosh, father of Pete
and J. B. McCosn, the latter gentle
men being cousins of the distinguish
ed secretary, "Tama jim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Capel, of Louis
vile, KY, are here for visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Capel will
remain some time but Will will return
to his work on Thursday. Mr.. Capel
began railroad work in Oskaloosa
several years ago, and was given sew
eral promotions by the Iowa Central,
being finally taken into the office at
Peoria. About three years ago he
went with the Louisville & Nashville.
and is now clerk in the Auditor of Re-
ceipts Office in the headquarters OF
the road at Louisville. His many
friends congratulate Will on his sue
CESS anu duFdUC6Hlemt.
Mrs C. E. Foster and son Raymond
have returned to their home in Delta
after visit in the city with Mrs. VIM.
Attig.
Misses M. E. and Lydia Blight, of
Blyth, passed through the city Tues.
day on their way home after a visit
IN New Sharon with friends.
Mesdames c. A. Kennel and F. E.
Reason have returned to their homes
IN Danvers, Ill.,, after visit with E.
K. Unsicker, OF Wright.
Miss Helen Young, of Leon, left via
the Rock Island, Tuesday evening for
the John Kalbach home in this city.
Mrs. E. C. Manning, of Abba, has
to her home after a brief
visit in the city with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Quigley. Wy ..>-
e. r. Thornton in company with a
number of land seekers left via the
Iowa Central last evening for parts in
South Dakota.
Mrs. U. Ketcham left this morning
ior Des MoineS to meet her mother,
Mrs. W. NJ. Oldham, and to visit with
her sister, Mrs. H. B. Kapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Hatcher and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Updegraff went to What
Cheer to attend the funeral of the
late Rev. James Mccoy.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hartgraves has returned
TO her home in New Sharon after al
tending the funeral of Mrs. George
Fauquier.
A. A. Shaw passed through the city
on his way to his home
in Lacey after a business trip in
Queen City, Mo.
r. F. Fitch went to Toledo, Ia,
his morning where he will witness
he races. Mr.. Fitch's horse, "Miss
Fashion driven by Frank Waters,
will go today.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Hugan, OF
Leighton, passed through Oskaloosa
this morning enroute to Rose Hill
where they will visit friends and rela-
ives.