The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-02-25

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George Martin, district passenger
Eagent OF the Iowa Central. was Q
Sunday visitor at his home here.
Little Frank Howell, who has been
living very seriously Ill at his home
ION North d street, is much improved
:. Miss Hannah LeCocq returned to
lher home in Pella this morning after
Ia visit with friends in oskaioosa.
i w. II. Evans went to Coalfield Sat
Iurday evening for visit with his
wife. who is visiting relatives there.
Il Mrs. Silas Bennett went to Marshall
flown Saturday afternoon for visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
males.
Miss Daisy Baugh and little niece.
Miss Dorothy Baugh, went to Des
Moines this morning for visit with
friends.
! Miss Hattie Dcnberger, who has
lbeen attending school at Dubuque, has
Joined her parents in permanent resi-
dence here,
DIR. and Mrs. G. w. AIiser and baby,
of Knoxville, were Sunday visitors at
the parental Geo. Ramsay home on A
avenue east.
Mrs. w. r. Gilmore left Saturday
AFTERNOON for LeGrand, Iowa, where
she will conduct ten days evangel-
istic meeting.
Frank Neil and sister, Mrs. Ora
Minders, of Des Mines, are guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Thos. Longacre, for
few days visit.
Mrs. John Arkless left Saturday
AFTERNOON for Des Moines, called1there
by the illness of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Jerry Williams.
Frederick Kaschewski and daughter,
Miss Helen, went to Davenport Satur-
day evening to visit with Misses Char
llotta and Erna. who are attending the
Immaculate Conception Acad m y
there.
F. NJ. Fleming, of Wellman, father
Of Mrs. Lewis Longwell, and her broth
err, A. J.. Fleming, OF Bushnell, who
have been guests at the Longwell
home during visit of several days
duration. departed for Wellman this
morning.
Mrs. c. B. Stull entertained com
pany OF ladies on Friday afternoon at
her home on High avenue east, in hon
or of the birthday of her mother, Mrs.
Moore, who is now visiting her. Sew
Ieral OF the ladies gave toasts appro-
pirate to the occasion and good cheer
and merriment prevailed. The guests
were unanimous in voting Mrs. Stun
a success as hostess.
r. Z. Lukens, formerly of Des
Moines. has been appointed district
manager of the Iowa Telephone com
pany, vice A. r. Toepfer, who has been
advanced by the company to the man
Iagement of the exchange at Fort Mad
ison. Mr.. Lukens is a thorough tele-
lphone man and will make a popular
manager. He will remove his family
to Oskaloosa some time during the
spring season.
Fremont Gazette: Arthur Hoffman,
lof near Highland Center, has rented
the Mrs. j. B. McFall residence prop
erty and will move to Fremont next
week. Mr.. Hoffman purchased the
i Lee Picken farm southwest OF Cedar
and eighty acres of C. w. Randell and
has rented the farm for the coming
4 year and will enjoy city life in FIRE.
lmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman are
highly spoken of by all their neighbors
land will be welcomed to Fremont.
i Ed Bowen, son of Harry Bowen,
lnow a resident OF Seattle, Washing.
Iton, has been elected to the position
lof organist and choir leader OF the
First United Presbyterian church. Mr..
Bowen has been making good in his
lnew home in the west. The church
in which he Is engaged is one OF the
largest and best of the city and the
young man is to be congratulated up
on his success in his musical work
HE was formerly harpist and accom-
PIANIST for the Schmitt orchestra o.
Oskaloosa.
! Marsh Terrell, former resident o.
Mahaska county, but who now reside:
, at Wichita, Kansas, was seriously hur
r at that place Wednesday afternoon
I land his condition is very critical, &C
/ lcording to advices received by Mr.
. and Mrs. T. c. Steddom, residing nortl
1 of the city. The injured man wa
working On the roof OF the Friends
lchurch at Wichita, which had beeI
blown of during recent storm. Il
some manner he fell of, striking tn
! ground on his shoulder. One of hi
ankles was broken and his spine In
!, ljured. His arms and limbs are para
lived. although he Is conscious. o
account OF his advanced age little hop
is entertained for his recovery.
Rrom Tuesdays DaIly)
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carney arrive