The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-02-24

II Engagements that must be filed, Rev
j Williams has class OF eleven mem
bers for confirmation in the Episcopal
aurch, and will likely have more by
he time Of the Bishops visit here.
(From Tuesdays Daily
Frank Keyes went to Peoria yester-
lay on business trip
Stephen Bentley, of Des Moines. is
islting Oskaloosa friends today.
John Whitacre was business pas.
enger for 0ttumwa this morning .
Frank Meade went to aIarshalltowan
yesterday to care for business affairs.
J..R. Jones, Of Grinnell. is the guest
IL his, sister Mrs, Ora Dempster, for
a few days.
L. *. Taylor went TO What Cheer
his morning, called by the illness OF
his father.
c. T. Lofisnd returned at noon to
Az from business trip TO San An
,onio. Texas.
]. c. Wright went to Boone Tues.
las in the interest of the Easter
darble Works.
County Clerk l.. z. Corlett has been
aiken to the oskaloosa hospital with
well developed case of typhoid fever.
Steve Steward, former Oskaloosa
10y. is down from Omaha attending to
BUSINESS and enjoying visit among
old time friends.
Francis Shinogle returned Monday
,yening TO his home in Centerville af-
er enjoying few days stay With
lis brother Henry.
John d. Mickey, who was taken TO
'olfax for treatment. reports that he
recovering from mis- rheumatic trou.
9les slowly but certainly.
Harold Burke and Merwin Stun re-
urned to Ottumwa this morning after
pending a few days visiting with par
snts and friends in the city.
City Clerk C. e. Munroe, who has
been i'll for the past two days with a
severe cold. is much better today and
will soon be on duty again.
George Smith is confined to his |
home on Sixth avenue by severe at |
tack of rheumatism. He will go to |
Colfax as soon as he can be moved.
Mrs. Ollie Stringfellow and Mrs. L.
v. Bacon were passengers Sunday for |
Dubuque, Ia. for a visit with Mrs. !
StringfeHow's son, George c. String !
elbow. -. t
George Martin, travelling passenger |
agent of the Iowa Central. who has !
been suffering with severe cold, is /
bile TO be out on his division work |
lgain. ... rs
Mrs. Blanche Schroeder returned to |
ler home in CentervilIe today after |
visiting for week at the home OF her |
brother. Henry Shinogle, $40 South B |
street
ION Claire, who have been visiting at |
Sle parental Elmer Barnhart home.
have returned to their home in Mar |
5halltown.
p. NJ. Bacon, who recently resigned |
from the position of special night po-
,iceman, IS preparing for an extended
trip throughout the west. He intends |
20 visit Los Angeles. San Francisco, |
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Penders have
taken apartments at No. 2l2 North /
Market street wnere they will be at |
lome for several months until Mr.. |
Penders secures home property. |
Mrs. Z. e. WEIGH and daughter, Mrs. !
Julia Justice, with her son Lincoln, /
departed yesterday evening for Rock I
tslandg where they will spend few !
days at the Joel Rohr and E. l.. WEIGH |
homes. .-. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Briney are |
recently home from a three weeks |
visit among relatives and friends at |
Council Bluffs and Lincoln, Nebr., !
where Nr. Briney had stroll over the |
W. ]. Bryan farm.
r. W. Caldwell. OF Graham, Texas,
who has been visiting with friends
and relatives in the city. was a pas
senger this morning via the Rock Isl.
and for Rock Island, H.. on an ex-
tended business trip.
James II. Fair, or New York City,
is the guest OF mis- brother, Campbell
W. Fair, superintendent OF the oska-
loosa Light & Fuel Company, and OF
ais mother, Mrs. Campbell Fair at the
Hotel Lacey for couple of weeks
visit.
George Fox went TO Red Oak this
morning to be the guest OF his sister.
Mrs Adrienne Phelps. who is recently
returned from an extended visit 10
heir old home at Montpelier. Yer
mont. where they have some property
interests.
Several local bankers went TO OF
.umwa this morning TO attend meet
ing and banquet OF the bankers to be
leld there this afternoon and evening.
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