The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-14

.Equet was George II Woodson. now OF
/ Buxton, and also A. J. Hicks of Bux-
ton. The meeting proved to be one
OF the largest gatherings of A. M. e.
church people that the Des MONIES
district has ever known. and 1t was
most felicitous occasion.
John Magee was a business pas
senger this morning for Delta and
What Cheer,
F.E. Gordon went to Douds-Leando
this morning to look after several mat
ters of business, ID .sE 81 81. syt,
i Robert Kent wasaa business passen-
ger this morning via the Rock Island
for Bonaparte, Iowa.
o. B. McNamee, division agent of
the Rock Island, was caller in the
city this morning.
Chas E. HowaT was a business
passenger this morning via the Rock
Island for Chicago.
Supt. A. w. Keiso of the Rock ISL
and was a brief business caller in the
city this morning. ....
Fred A. Niles, of Ottumwa, was en-
tertained at the homes of Oskaloosa
friends yesterday. t
c. S. Walling and VIM. Barrows, of
the Herald. returned this morning
from a business trip to Chicago.
L. G. Moore OF the H. l.. Spencer
Company was passenger this morn
ing for Moravia, Iowa, on business.
Fred Steddom OF the Huber & Kal.
bach Company, went to Pella this
morning on business connected with
the company.
T. B. Garretson is home from Ala
mosa, Colorado, and a trip through
the San Louis Valley country, over
which he enthuses.
F. J. Potter and Miss Laura Bea-
mis-, of Algona, were in the city yes
terday, guests of the Anna Croft home,
No. 6l0 Fifth avenue west.
Mrs. Manley Cauley, of Clinton, is
the guest of her brother, George Bost-
wick, and family, who recently moved
to the city from Grundy Center.
Mrs. F. e. Vance, OF Eddyville, pass
ed through the city this morning en-
route for her home at Eddyville. Mrs.
Vance has been attending the musical
fest at Des Moines.
Mr.. Xix, who will give the organ
recital this evening at ST. James
church, arrived this morning from
drinnell, where he attended Madame
Schuman-Heink's concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Berdinner have
moved here from Peoria and have
taken a residence place on South
Second street. Mr.. Berdinner is a
freight conductor on the Iowa Central.
r. w. Clayton, who has been visit
ing with his family at No. 433 North
Market street for the past few days,
was passenger via the Rock Island
this morning for his place of business,
New York City.
Leroy Corlett, clerk of the court,
Is able to be up and out of doors, rid
ing, after a three months siege with
typhoid fever. He is now gaining in
strength and expects to be able to re-
sumo Office work within a short time.
Mrs. N. B. Holloway, of No. 215
North Market street, returned from
Des Moines this morning where she
mas been attending the musical fest
Mrs. Holloway went to Eddyville this
morning to look after business mat
tiers.
John D. Mickey, who has been a vic
tim of intiammatory rheumatism sew
eral months, is now able to get around
to some extent in a buggy and hopes
soon to be on duty again. He has dis
carded the bed and is able to walk a
little without the use of support
Mrs. J. E. Whitaker and Misses
Lois Whitaker, Louise Bentley. Leora
Price, Jennie Fry. Flo Jones and
Pearle Porter went to Grinnell last
evening to attend the Schuman- Heink
concert. The ladies pronounce the
entertainment fine, and say Oskaloosa
is privileged in securing her as Chau-
tauqua attraction.