The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-23

y together again two old friends an
1 neighbofs in the moving to the CITY I
a r. H. Frazee, who has located his fan
r lily at 40S North Market street. jus
y across from Rev. Eugene Allen. Fiv
! years ago these two families live
:. across the street. from each other j
: Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Frazee is goo
t Methodist, the son OF Methods
clergyman, and he and DR.. Allen be
came intimately acquainted. From
Detroit Mr.. Frazee moved to Bostol
and later to Peoria, from whence h
, came to Oskaloosa While his local
ing in the same city with and acros
the street from DR.. Allen was purel,
i a coincidence, he says, the anticipa
ton of again associating with his OH
neighbors did anything but detrac
from the pleasure OF coming to Oska
toosa. Mr.. Frazee is a travelling sales
man for doctors supplies.
i Mrs. A. Plough left this mornin,
for her home in st. Paul, after
visit in the city with Mesdames So
phia Thompson and Essie Long.
Guy Weatherwax has entered tn,
Drake University at Des Moines, in
augurating study on a four-caurse pre-
prataory to take up Y. M. G. A. work
Mrs. Coughelen and daughters, Geor
gia and Mary, of Minneapolis, return
ed to their home last evening after &
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
H. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ramsay, OF
Abba, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. c. Jones. Mr.. Jones is slowly re-
covering from a nine weeks siege OF
typhoid fever.
Miss Agnes Weaver, of Marshall
town, has come to Oskaloosa to make
her residence. She has accepted a
position as clerk in the Oskaloosa
Dry Goods store.
Mr. and Mrs. James Butler, of Bur
well, Neb., and Mr.. and Mrs. Newt
Alderman, of Plainview, Neb., are
guests at the James henderson home
during the week.
G. w. Sewers, general counsel for
the Iowa Central and NJ. & St. L., has
returned from an eastern trip and Is
at his summer home southwest of the
city for few days rest
Richard Williams, 1.-The sage of Oil
vet" was in town today doing business
errands and calling among friends
and acquaintances. The Herald ac-
knowledges pleasant call.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Young have
returned to their home in Denver.
They have been in the city with their
Mrs. Sarah Mckinney, who
died recently at her home on North A
street. - 81
Master Howard Thompson, son of
Geo. Thompson, who has been con-
fined to his bed for number OF
weeks, was able to be taken out Sun
day. On account of the long siege
he is not able to walk yet.
Mrs. Maggie Cochran has arrived
here from Pennsylvania for visit at
the home of her uncle, Thos. Watson,
on South Thirteenth street. Miss
Maggie Watson, of Des Moines, was
also at the parental Thos. Watson
home over Sunday.
Andy Darneil, of the house OF
& Darnell, and Charles Steine-
gal. head of the tailoring department,
are in Des Moines today taking in the
big parade and buying goods for the
new store that is to be opened early
next year.
Mrs. Swain Hopes, daughter Miss
Katie and son Howard and Mrs. vii
II. Howar and son Charles have re-
turned from a trip of several weeks
duration in Colorado. The party en-
no unpleasant experiences
Ell route home like that which marked
the outward journey.
Mrs Margaret Coke, daughter OF
DR.. w. l.. Crowder, comes to Oska-
!oosa with her children, Catherine and
to make her home. They will
reside at No. 904 A Ave. East. The
children will attend school. Mr.. Cox
who has business interests at Deep
River. will spend only a portion OF
the time In Oskaloosa, making the
distance to and from in touring car.
Louise Villont, of Memphis, Tenn,
and sister, Odeal, of Bussey, passed
through Oskaloosa Monday evening
on their way to Abba to visit broth
er, Albert Villont.
Thomas Johns, of Beacon, left for
Portland. Ore, last night, where he
has been called by the death of his
wife's brother, c. j. Nelson. His wife
and children are out there.
Mrs. Clyde Jackson departed over
the Iowa Central Monday morning for
Clifton, Colo, after visit here with
aer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
caifee on South Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloomfield, of
Seattle. Wash, went to Hickory, Ia,
FOR a visit with Fred Robinett. They
nave been visiting in the city with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Bloomfield. Mr.. Bloomfield is an old