The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-02-10

| c. G. Rose. manager Tor the Posta
| Telegraph Company, is again at his
desk, after three weeks enforced
vacation caused by his experience in
an accident while out sleigh riding.
He came down to his room at the
Downing Hotel from the .Osisaloosa
Hospital yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirscnei Coffin, who
AVE been in the city visiting at the
T.. r. Coffin home on North A street
ind among friends. returned to their
rome at Richmond, Indiana, last even
ng. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin we're called
Washington. Ia. by the death of
Mrs. Collins mother, Mrs. Delos Dean,
md being so near Oskaloosa they
came to the city for brief visit.
b. F.. Harbour returned Saturday
svening from a business trip to Hal
ley, Oklahoma This is new town
IN Pawnee county in the oil and gas
belt. Mr.. Harbour states that gas Is
1eing offered to manufacturing con-
Germs az the small sum of ~ cents a
thousand feet. He stated that a big
.urrenI will be opened soon and that
many building opportunities are being
pushed. Mr.. Harbour is much inn
pressed with the Oklahoma town.
George Rains, OF Des Moines, trans
lcted business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. w. Dayton left last evening
Tor Keota where she will visit among
relatives.
f. II. Lloyd went to New Sharon
.his morning to look after business
matters.
Mrs. NJ. A. Paige, OF Des Moines,
is the guest OF her friend, Mrs. Addie
Watkins, No. S03 South b street.
Mrs. w. A. MlcNeill and Mrs. Frank
Novels went to Chicago last evening
Tor a few days visit among friends.
Mrs. NJ. Awtry, OF Rose Hill. was
IN the city yesterday called here by
the illness of her mother. Mrs. Susan
Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Grubb went to
New Sharon this morning for brief
visit with their daughter, Mrs. ID.
Fiske.
Mrs. Hoxworth wha has been visit
ing with her sister, Miss Carrie En-
mons, has returned to her home in
Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Joseph left this
morning for Marshalltown where they
expect to make their home NJ the
Soldiers Home.
Mrs. Louise Turner departed this
morning for Boone, Iowa, where she
was called by the illness OF her moth
Ell. Mrs. Jas. Lee.
Mrs. J. II. Burriss, of What Cheer,
passed through the city Tuesday en-
route home from Des Moines where
she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry w. Coffin. of Iowa City,
returned to her home after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moore, OF Jefferson township.
Miss Maude Lookabaugh went to
Clinton and and Dubuque yesterday
for months visit among relatives
and to regain health after recent
Illness.
Lilly Alexander returned last even
ing 10 her home at Rose Hill. She DIS
student at the High school but was
forced to return home on account of
sickness.
Fremont Gazette: Col. c. w. Whit
mer arrived home Tuesday from a
business trip to Park Rapids, MINI.
While there he invested in a 24O-
acre farm,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Marckress and
daughter Marian departed yesterday
afternoon for their home in Perry,
after weeks visit among old time
friends here.
Joseph Blakeslee, OF Des Moines,
father OF John and William Blakeslee,
arrived in the city yesterday unex-
eddy for a few days visit with his sons
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Coffin returned
last evening to their home at Wash
ington after spending a few days in
the city at the home of the gentle.
mans father, Mr.. T. E. Coffin.
Mrs. B. T. Boswell, OF Rose Hill,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route home from Mt. Sterling. Iowa,
where she has been spending few
days at the home Of relatives and
friends.
Fremont Gazette: B. r. Thomas OF
f)skaloosa has rented the Shaw farm,
four miles south of Fremont OF Frank
Brown. who recently purchased 1t OF
Ciias. collars. He will move on the
place some time This month.
-Creston Advertiser: Jesse Arm
,trong, residing east OF the city, sold
Iis fine team OF mules today to an
Oskaloosa man by the name OF G. w.
Flarkley. The consideration was s4l0.
This was one OF the best spans in
:his section OF the country.
Pella Chronicles: Miss Marie Wich-