The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-09-02
Saturday looking over the town.

Saturday looking over the town.
Mrs. James Clark arrived Saturday
for a visit at the Elijah Busby home.
Ellis Romine, of Keota. spent Sun,
day at the parental John Casford
home. ''' s"~ ....
Roy Rowland and wife, OF Oska-
loosa, drove over Sunday to the G. b.
Rowland home. =
4 Mrs. Sarah Taylor and grand-daugh-
ter, Ruth Souter, were Delta passen-
gers Saturday.
Samuel Mcclure, of Oskaloosa, was
here Saturday and drove to his farm
at Spring Valley.
w. T. Vallandingham and wife, Of
Oskaloosa, came Monday to visit at
the parental home.
Billy Burke and wife of What Cheer,
came Saturday and spent Sunday at
the Joe Lister home. $500. -.
Mrs. Sarah E. Perkins, of Missouri,
arrived Monday and is visiting her
brother, /. c. Moore.
Miss Faye Lister, of Mount Pleas
ant, visited over Sunday at the pa
rental Joe Lister home.
Cole Van Gordon, of Emmettsburg,
spen tSunday with his brother-in-law,
VIM. Lunt, north of Rose Hill.
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i Mrs. Gordon Beaman and children,
of Delta, visited over Sunday at the
parental C. l.. Wharton home.
w. C. Anderson went to Ottumwa
Monday morning to see his brother
Henry, who is on the sick list.
Dan Augustine and son shipped a
car load of yearling steers of their
own feeding to Chicago Tuesday.
Thomas Bros, from near Mauch
Chunk, shipped car load of hogs OF
their own raising to Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Lou Augustine and niece, Miss
Velma Leedy, of West Chester, visited
the past week with the Dan and John
Augustine family.
Blanche and Wayne Lister, of Oska-
loosa, visited last week at the H. l..
Ellis home, returning home Saturday
noon. ...,.
Frank Reed, of Oskaloosa, came
Saturday and went to the home farm
near Spring Valley for little exer.
else.
F. NJ. Kemp went to the State Fair
Monday with basket of game fowls.
He left Tom Beatty to run the bust
ness alone.
Mrs. Ed Jones and daughter Carrie
returned home Monday from visiting
relatives and friends in Kansas and
Missouri.
]. w. Doak is assisting VIII. Brown.
secretary of the Prairie Farmers In
surance Co., in making out his annual
assessment ...
Mrs. w. H. Brown, Jr., went to Sig
Quincy Wednesday to meet her daugh-
ter who has been visiting relatives at
Cedar Rapids.
Henry Warrick and wife and Geo.
Sherman and wife,of Oskaloosa, drove
over Sunday and spent the day at the
Glen Natherstead home.
Joe Morrison, of Nebraska, a civil
engineer of the Northwestern rail-
road, spent Sunday at Rose Hill with
his sister, Mrs. c. l.. Wharton.
Arch Wymore is taking a veterinary
course from which he will soon gradu-
ate, after which he will remain at
Rose Hill, where he has many friends.
Mrs. Matte Augustine and children,
Mae, Grace and Roy, and Mrs. Corda
Augustine and son Harold visited on
Thursday at tha Ma GAagustine home
N Delta. taT | ;wAn JaomlB
A. w. HolliHgsworth sold a fine
team OF colts to- willis without for
$435 and delivered them Saturday.
They are two and four years old and
he said that was the highest price he
ever got for team.
| s. r. Sanders, the old reliable real
estate agent, made a 'killen" last
week. He sold one farm of 100 acres
at $40, one of 40 acres at $3.50, 40
acres at SIS, and acres in Oska-
loosa at $500 per acre.
II. NJ. Reed returned Thursday from
ais tour of the Pacific coast, well
nieased with his trip. He saw the