The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
lFfom rnesday,s paily.l

Mrs. Ira Thomas is visiting at tn
parental ]. e. Thomas home, No IL
X avenue East.
Miss verda Minkler went to De
Moines this morning where she viii
: enter Drake University.
Earl Roberts went to Des Nome
this morning, where he will take vi
his school work at Drake.
w. A. Sewers went to Prairie Cit
Sewers and Colfax this morning Il
look after business interests.
i John MeCutcheon went to Del
Moines this morning, where he viii
take up his studiss at Drake Uniyer
sity-aggs a., rs"
! Ernest J. Powell. No. 610 North Z
street. who is surveying for the Iowa
Central, departed this morning for
Montezuma.
X. V. Lash. No. 3l5 North First St.
who was in Marshalltown on business
yesterday, returned to his home in
| the city last evening. r.
John Ruggenburg, son Clyde and
daughter Elda4 No. 1917 South Fourth
street, departed this morning for an
extended trip in North Dakota.
Judge w. G. Clements, of Newton,
went to Sigourney this morning, where
he opens the September term of dis
trict court of Keokuk county.
Rev. e. Howard Brown, whose term
as pastor of the New Sharon Friends
church expired September LIST, has
accepted a call TO the Marshalltown
church.
Mrs. Matte Barnhizer, No. I'll c
avenue West, who is teaching in the
Eddyyille schools, and was called to
the city on account of sickness, re-
turned TO her duties at EddyVille last
evening.
John Swisher, whose home Is in
Brighton, First congressional district
of Iowa, and whose principal business
is selling teas, coffees. spices, etc,
and who always heretofore has talked
politics as a side line, handling only
the old reliable republican kind, was
in the city the other day, but would
have nothing to say unless it pertain
ed strictly to his first aforesaid line
John seemed to be Disguised. When
approached for short interview Oh
the situation John simply passed the
reporter up, saying, In the language
of our extinguished president, De,
Lighted. Let the hide 60 with the
tallow. I've heard from Maine"
(From Wednesdays DailvJ
Mrs. e. Toy, of Beacon, went to New
Sharon this morning, where she will
attend the fair.
Mrs. ]. H. Schultz and Mrs. c. Fla
gers, of Beacon, were visitors at the
New Sharon fair today.
Rev. Eugene Allen and family de
parted this morning over the Rock
Island for their future home at Bur
lington, la. ''r.. F..
Mrs. w. J. Mattick returned to hel
home at Des Moines this morning af
ter visit with relatives and friends
in this city.
F. NJ. Delano returned TO his home !
at Fort Dodge this morning via the
Rock Island after a visit with friends
in this city.
Mrs. James Ro0vart and son return
ed to their home at Des MOines this
morning after being in attendance al
the KissicK funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. SiSco and
daughter Fairy, of Cedar, departed
last evening for Leola, s. D., for ten
days visit with their daughter.
Mrs. H. Reimer, who resides east OF
the city, departed this morning foi
Marshalltown, where she will enjoy
a few days visit with relatives.
l.. H. Walker. manager of the Iowa
Furniture Co., and Miss Alma Hamil
ton went TO Des Moines this morning
on business connected with the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Watson, of Iowa
City, arrived in the city last evening
for a weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. r. P. Wilson, No. 6lo North {
street.
Mrs. D. Trimpey and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. H. Davidson were passengers &c
New Sharon this morning. where they
visited with Mrs. Fitzgerald and at,
tended the fair.
Mrs. Marks, OF Brooklyn, Ia, who
has been visiting at the P. L. Cum
Minis home, No. 8l5 A avenue West.
for the last few days, returned to hel
home this morning.
Miss Margaret Sage, who lives east
of the city, left this morning for New
Sharon. where She. will enjoy few
days visit with relatives and friends
and take in the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Chrisman and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Miller and daugh-
tiers, of Evans, were passengers tc
New Sharon this morning, where they
viii take in the fair.
Fred futile formerly day clerk al
the Downing Hotel, who arrived In the
city the other day from North Dakota
for a short visit with friends, depart
ed last evening for st. Louis. ..
MIR. and Mrs: W. R. Hawley, OF
What Cheer, who were visiting with
relatives in this city yesterday, de-