The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-21

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Mrs. w. H. Needham, of Sigourney
passed through Oskaloosa Tuesday TO
New Sharon to visit her sister, Mrs
Mary Thornton, who leaves in a few
days for Chico, California.
Mrs. H. S. Howard was passenge
this morning for Mason City, WHERE
fshe will attend the state meeting o
the Women's Missionary Societies o
the Congregational Churches.
/ Miss Mary Sewers departed Tues
day morning for Emmetsburg, where
she will attend the wedding of q
friend. After a brief visit there she
will be the guest of her sister-in-law
Mrs. r. d. Sewers.
Mrs. Nancy Morrow, of Richland
went to Rose Hill Monday evening
where she will visit with her father
wv. F. Moore. She has been in the
city as the guest of her brother, S
Morris.
Miss Henrietta Canon, OIL Beacon
and Mr.. Fred Smith, of Scott town,
ship, went to Des Moines today to be
married. They were accompanied by
| ner mother, Mrs. II. +. Harbour, and
Miss Mamie Lewellyn.
c. E. HoXworth, of Cedar Rapids,
has returned to his nome after at
lending the funeral of mis- grandmoth.
er, Mrs. Emmons, here. L. Z. Mccoy,
another grandson, who was also here
at the funeral, has returned to his
home in Laporte city, la. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Willis, of Bux
ton, moved to Oskaloosa to reside.
Mr.. Willis will succeed Will Wilkes
as assistant superintendent OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mr.
Willis has been working for the same
company at Buxton.
Cedar Falls News Item: Rev. J. e.
SnOwden has received word from
LaJunta, Colo. that his daughter, Miss
Helen, who is primary teacher in
that place, is sick with typhoid fever
and has been removed to the hospital.
DR.. Snowden is very anxious over the
case.
Marshalltown Times Republican
B. F. Barrett, of Oskaloosa, salesman
for the Underwood Candy Company,
has fine string of eighteen mallards
for days hunt at the lakes last week.
Had it been the jolly Fred Wheeler, OF
the same firm, who mad them, We
should have doubted his word as to
his having shot them. A good one is
told on Fred. A short time ago
friend of his offered him a cigar. and
gladly took it. He had been smoking
it only a few minutes when it shot
fame of fire down the neck of a man
just in front of him., Had it not been
for his friends, he would have receiv- \
ed good drubbing, as the stranger
could not see the joke.
(From Wednesdays Daily.l
Mrs. A. Martin left Tuesday for
Lacey to visit her son, Chas. Martin.
Ottumwa Courier: Harold Burke,
ia East Court street, was Sunday
visitor at his home in Oskaloosa.
Ottumwa Courier: Irwin Garland
has returned from q brief visit with
his family in Oskaloosa.
Des Moines Cauital: Mr.. Roy Wat
son, of OskaIoOsa, spent Sunday with
his sister, Miss Madge watson.
Mrs. w. S. Crispin, of new Sharon,
was a business caller in Oskaloosa
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Waters, of Carson, was
in the city yesterday. She was on her |
way to Sumner, Ia, on business.
Hazel Young, of Beacon, left yes,
tcrday for Lacey, where she will visit
a few days with frienus.
o. F. Schee, OF the Oskaloosa Nehi- |
Gle & Implement Co., is in Des MONIES
today on business.
Abba Union: Rev. Lemon, of Os-
kaloOsa, filled the Friends pulpit |
last Sunday and delivered excellent
sermons for them.
John McFadden and daughter,
Maude, of Oklahoma, arrived In the
city Tuesday for visit with A.
Mrs. G. B. Nash and daughter, Myra
and Mrs. John Andrews, of Lacey,
were were in the city tuesday on
business.
Mrs. S. Baldwin, of Carlyle, passed |
through the city Tuesday on her way
to New Sharon, where she will visit
with relatives.
Miss Sadie Fisher changed cars in |
Oskaloosa yesterday. She was on
her way home to Brooklyn after a
visit in Ottumwa with relatives.
Mrs. L. c. Guile returned yesterday
afternoon to her home in Grinnell.
after a visit with her brother. S. V; |
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Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. John Davis
and Miss Grace Dickey, residing west
of Otumwa, left for Oskaloosa this
noon to visit at the J.aW. Andrew
home. 4
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