The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-03
PERSON AL


w w. Eby. OF Ottumwa, was anon:
old time friends in oskaioosa today.
Mrs. w. b. Dewey. OF Abba. was
business caller In the city saturday
Frank Tout, night agent at the lows
Central. went TO Des Motnes TN;
morning.
Miss Edna Saunders went to Eddy
vile athis morning TO look after bust
ness matters. ....-. ...-.
Mrs. Mary l. Garret, of Keota, was
IN TIE city Saturday looking after bus
mess matters.
John Jamison, of Beheville, Kansas
II mere. called by the. illness of his
father, j. R Jaanison.
Scott Moore was a passenger this
morning for Davenport 10 look after
various business matters.
A. T. Drinkle was passenger this
morning via the Rock Island for ka-
hoka, Mo-, on business trip.
Father Lotus of the Catholic
church went TO Eddyville this morning
where he holds services today.
Harry Lytle returned 70 his home at
Ottamwa this morning after spending
Sunday among friends in the city.
q. u. Munroe, city clerk. was again
al his post this morning after a weeks
enforced idleness caused by illness.
Mr.. George S. Grier, from Pleas
antville. returned to his home today
after an over-Sunday visit with T. o.
Grier ....
John L. Jones, an employee of the
BlaclFord Co. was called TO Union
Mills Saturday by the death OF his
brother.
Don Howard, mail clerk on runs 40
and 50 Of the Rock Island. has return
ed to mis- duties after a siege of ty-
ploid fever.
Marion Sewers returned to Dies
Moines this morning after spending
Sunday at the parental w. A. Sewers
home in this city.
Mrs. F. l.. Shurtz returned 10 her
home at Keota this morning after a
two weeks visit with her son. Chas.
Saurtz, OF This city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neville. OF Abba,
came in this morning Ior visit at the
4. G.. Sellers hOmeJMT. Neville is a
nephew OF Mr.. Sellers.
Claire Reisman. of KeOta. returned
10 his home this morning after spend
ing Sunday at the parental Reisman
home on High avenue east.
G. A. Stringfellow went 10 Rose Hill
tais morning to look after business in
terest8 end Also TO spend the day
among friends and relatives.
MISS Hattie Maude Saunders. for
mCrly OF the OskaloOsa college, went
% Prairie City tlds morning to look
after various business matters.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr. and Mrs. Ar
tlIur Briggs, OF birmingham, visited
here yesterday enroute to Oskaloosa,
where they Will visit relatives.
Clifford Paskins, OF Beacon. was a
passenger this morning for Minneap-
oils, where ne has secured position.
lie expects to remain in that city.
Mrs. Catherine True departed this
morning via the Iowa Central for Mil
waukee where she win be guest Of
aer daughter, Mrs. r. n. Hillieary.
w. w Williams and brothers. ]. W.
Williams and C. A. Williams. were
passengers for Des Moines this morn
ing to look after business matters.
Miss Laura Hasley went to Sears
fonro this morning where she will at
taIsd tine funeral OF her nephew, the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van
Corp ,~s
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Heston are NOV,
ing to EddyyilIe today where they will
make their home for the present., Mr.
IIeston having charge of the -four mill
there.
Geo. I1oos. VINO is attending college
at Des Moines. returned 10 Dies
Moines tbs morning after spending a
fpw days lmong parents and friends ID
4hs city. M
Geo. Barnhart. OF Des Moines. is in
the city today visiting with his broth.
er s. f. Barnhart. OF South Sixth
street Mr.. Barnhart is also looking
after business matters.
n. n. Peckliam left this morning foi
HIS home at Union, Iowa. where he
VIII make preparation; 10 remove u
tAis city He has been here attending
bis son Cecil. who rs a patient at tn
q kaioosa Hospital.
seE W. r.. McMlliIams. OF kildare
Oklahoma. n in the city for wee
N 70 visiting relatives and old time