The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-03

ince Mr.. sgIoWifliams lett Oskaioosi
or ne new country.
o. #. Boiling, Rock Island freigh
agent at Oskaioosa. and c. II. Gladsol
OF Des iMoines. went to Washingtol
this morning to look after some bust
| ness matters connected with their de
lpartments of the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Halstein ant
laughter. of Grinnell, stopped in tht
ity Yesterday on their way nome
IRON trip through Missouri. They
we're guests at the AL Cooper home Oh
North B street and they also visited
I rnong other friends in the city. They
returned to Grinnell this morning.
Mrs. Ida Graham. of Yankton, South
/ Dakota. was a passenger this mornins
for her home. She has been in this
,ity visiting at the home Of her sister
Mrs. vi j. Ennis. She stopped in the
.ity on returning from New York City
where she has been visiting among rel.
atives.
tFr0m TUESDAY S Daiiy)
Arthur Oppenhelmer was in Abba
yesterday.
Harry Price, of Des Moines. was
seen in the city Monday.
George H. Mitchum, of Marion, was
an Oskaloosa visitor yesterday.
George f. Gates, of Des Moines, was
among Oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Frank Gentry is the guest OF his
father. j. r. Gentry. for few weeks
visit.
Lawrence Meredith, of Davenport,
was calling on OSkaloosa friends yes
terday.
Jane Gordon will leave in a few
days for Glasgow, Scotland. leaving
New York on the steamer HayerfOrd.
Simon Sharpe, of Bentonsport, was
in the city yesterday calling among
friends and attending to business af-
fairs.
o. F. Schee was 4 passenger this
morning via the Rock Island for
Milo, Iowa. to look after various bus
mess matters.
Godfrey Bevans will sail soon for
Cardiff. Wales, leaving OSkaloosa via
the Rock Island and sailing from New
York on the liner Haverford.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Herschel
England has gone to Oskaloosa for a
visit with her mother and sister. Mrs.
John Wren ST.. and Mrs. Arch Cowan
and family.
Mrs. Mary Hay will depart in few
days via the Rock Island for Durham,
England She will sail from New
York on the steamship Haverford. OF
the American line.
Jacob l.. Jones and family, who
have been residing in Centerville
somewhat extendedly, have returned
to Oskaloosl and will have residence
at No. 1915 A avenue east.
Col. ]. Fl. Pickett has resumed Office
duties after a hard fight with a Sc
we're cold in the effort TO avoid an at
tack OF pneumonia. He was on duty
yesterday, the first time in many days
Reed McAlurray took UP his new pO-
sition today with the Oskaloosa Man
Company as credit man.
Mr.. McMurray was formerly with Uhe
Mahaska County State Bank and his
experience there in tine collection de-
partment will be valuable asset in
his new position.
Miss Helen Wallet. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam G. Wallet. who has
been i'll for period OF over two
months. suffering with typhoid fever,
Is now so far recovered that the nurse
has been dismissed and the house was
disinfected today The little girl is
gathering strength rapidly and will he
able 10 be out again within a short
time.
George Patterson recently resigned
his place as deputy under County
Clerk Leroy Corlett. Saturday was
to have been his last day. but owing
to Mr.. Corlett's illness. Mr.. Patterson
put aside his plans for other work and
will stay in the office until Mr.. Corlett
Is able to retaTn. 1t was fortunate for
all concerned that Mr.. Patterson was
available at this time, as otherwise
the work OF the office might have been
complicated. Earl DuSenberry, who