The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-07

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The home of the gentlemans mother,
40f Fourth avenue west.
Miss I.ottie Brown. of Creston,
passed through the city Saturday en-
route to Delta where he will be a
guest of relatives and friends. She
viii also visit in What Cheer.
Mrs. Lou Andrews will depart this
evening via the Iowa Central for her
I'new home at Kiefer, bkla. MI. An
Edrews will remain in the city, to look
after business msiterpahdl Join her
Halter.
Mrs. Frank Hart and, children, Lu-
cile and Helen. and Mrs. Sam String
fellow and children. Hugh and Maude,
we're passengers Saturday for Dayen-
port where they will make their flu
ture homes.
Geo. w. Thomas, Geo. Patrick. Geo.
Quicker, and c. Tucker were passen-
gers Saturday evening via the Iowa
Central for Medford. Ore, The gentle
men went to Medford with the inten-
zion Of lacating permanently.
Word comes from Fargo, n. d.. that
1 former oskaloosa young couple, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Targgart, have in
creased the number of their family
by the addition of a baby boy. Mrs.
Targgart will be remembered as Miss
Thressa Quigley, and Mr.. Targgart is
| the son of Thomas Targgart
Pella Chronicle: Pella is going to
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| Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeBie are going to
move to Oskaloosa. They will make
! their home with their son-n-law and
| daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Hamil-
| ton. Mr.. Hamilton is a conductor on
the |. c. r. r. and is necessarily away
from home a great deal and for that
reason her father and mother are
moving down there, so as to be COM
| pany for her when her husband is
! away. We hate to lose you. friend
De Bic.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
f. A. Tanner went to Ottumwa this
morning to look after business mat.
| tiers.
Katherine Barley, of Eldon. arrived
yesterday for a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Dennis Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bowen, of Bea
! con, are in Rose Hill visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. o. l.
| Sprague.
Miss Ruth Holloway went to Sig.
Quincy this morning to spend a few
days of the spring vacation visiting
with friends and relatives.
| Fred Stevenson, of the automobile
department of the OskaIoosa Manu-
featuring company. went to Sigour
ney this morning on business for the
company.
w. l.. Carpenter and James Car,
penter were passengers last evening
over the Iowa Central for Roundup
Montana, where they go to perma,
! nently -ocate. ..s ~
i H. Fl. Sheriff, James A. Dewitt
John p Hiatt, II. ID. Lane, j. f. Cub
berley. ]. r. Barnes and II. o. .Glas
ure were passengers this morning
for Des Moines.
Miss Grace Deutschman has re
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turned to her work at Des Moines
after spending few days in the city
at the home of her mothery Mrs
Cora Deutschman.
H. F. Luck, connected with the
dairy department of husbandry al
Ames. is in the city today and was
present this afternoon at the session
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! H. G. France was passenger last
evening via the Iowa Central for Bell
! field. y. D., where he goes to make
his home on his farm. A car load OF
household goods were shipped today
Mrs. w. A. Bennett returned from
Des Moines last evening. where she
attended the wedding of her son Err
nest to Miss Eda Keeck. The cere
mony took place on Saturday even
| ing
]. C. Masteller ard Miss Mayme
Smith were passengers this morning
via the Rock Island for Los Angeles
Cal. They will probably visit ant
sight see in California for three
months.
Rev. J. H. Buckley, of Davenport
missionary of the American Sunday
School Union, stopped in town on his
way to Wapello and Monroe coun
ties to aid Missionary f. J. Evans in
! his work.
| Geo. A. Osborne, Clarence Olson and
r. d. Patterson were passengers last
evening via the Iowa Central for
Glasgow, Montana. The gentleman
went TO Montana TO look over the
country and possibly buy.
Mr. and Mrs. d. VI. Grier returned
last Thursday from Pleasantyille, la,
where they spent the winter with their
children and grandchildren. On last
Saturday they were the guests OF their
son Tom Grier and wife on South Sew.
enth street for dinner When they
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