The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-02-10

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the ballots for the annual election
in the Iowa district, which will b,
aeld February %
(From Tuesdays Daily.1
John H. Pickett. proprietor of the
oskaloosa Steam Laundry, departed
ast evening for Cedar Rapids where
e will look after business matters.
Mrs. f. w. Carpenter, OF Rose Hill
vas in the city yesterday, guest Of the
John p. Wilson home. A birthday
timer was given at noon for Mr.. VIII
son.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Nicholson
arrived this morning from Superior,
Nebraska. to make an extended visit
With their daughter, Mrs. Leo Roen-
speiss.
Attorney w. r. Nelson, wife and
son were passengers last evening via
The Iowa Central for Hayre, Montana,
where they go to make their perma-
tent home.
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Riegel and
laughter were passengers last even
ng via the Iowa Central for Mineral
Wells, Texas. where they win spend
he winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mccain. OF Sigour.
icy. passed through the city yester-
lay enroute home after spending a
ew days in Des ,Moines at the home
Of friends.
Mrs. f. l.. Timmons, of West Ches-
ter, passed through Oskaloosa yes
1erday for her home after spending a
'ew days at Prairie City at the A. E.
Adams home.
Robert Ross, a son OF Mrs. Ada
Ross. is seriously III with typhoid
fever and has been taken to the home
of his sister. Mrs. Clara Graham, No.
321 North Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Dede were pas.
sengers last evening via the Rock ISL
md for ottawa, ILL.,, where they will
attend the marriage of MIR. G. d.
Buckley, brother OF Mrs. Dede.
Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Dale and son
Alvar were passengers last evening
via the Iowa Central enroute to New
Westminster. British Columbia, where
they expect to make their permanent
home.
Little Hannah Johnson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Johnson. was host
ess to company OF little friends at
her home, S25 High avenue east, CIV
en- in honor OF Merriam Marckress,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Marck-
ress of Perry, who are guests of
friends here. Nine children, accom-.
panied by their mothers. were pres
emit and thoroughly enjoyed the af.
ternoon.
OF young man who first saw the
light OF day in Mahaska county, the
Spokane Sportsman Review says:
The Rev. Bruce Brown. pastor OF
Dean Ave. Christian church, has pur.
chased an improved site on North
Monroe street from Edward J. John
son for $4,000. The deal was closed
several days ago and yesterday the
Rev. Mr.. Brown announced that he
was planning extensive improve
ments on the property during the
year. The sale shows an increase in
values of abobut 33 per cent in four
months. Mr. Johnson bought the
property from Warner Eggerth about
four month ago for less than 100000.
(From Wednesdays Daily1
A. T. Drinkle was a business caller
in Des Moines today.
J. A. Dewitt went to Dies Moines this
morning on court business.
F. d. Boyer was business passen-
ger this morning for Ottumwa.
DR.. Cole went TO Pella this morn
ing TO attend to business matters.
S. w. Jameson went to Des Moines
this morning to look after furnace
matters.
Roadmaster Lee, OF the Rock Island,
was brief visitor in he city this
morning.
Geo. Durtz was a passenger last
evening over the Rock Island for Col
gate, Oklahoma.
C. NJ Porter and j. s. Taylor we're
passengers last evening over the Bur
fiagton 10 look after business matters.
Tom Oliverson was passenger last
evening via the Rock Island for Okla
roma City, Oklahoma. on an extended
trip.
Mrs. Geo. Werner and Mrs. Henry
Werner went to Eddyyille this morn
ng, called by Jhe illness OF their faith
sr, John Werner.
James Lewis and Ernest Cunning
ram were passengers over the Rock
sland last evening for Chicago TO at
end uhe auto show.
Mayor and Mrs L. NJ. Bacon. Mrs.
Pearl Bacon and children and Mr. and
Mrs. John Stariin went 70 Rose Hill
his morning 90 spend the day among
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