The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

WOrk anu mas resumed his duties a
an engraver for the C. L. Barnhous
establishment.
! Or. G w whitehill has been col
fined to his home, No. Ill c avenu
/ East for the past several days on az
count of an attack of appendicitis
Mr.. Whitehill is slowly recovering
and was able to be at his office TO
a short time this morning.
Mrs. r. R. Noise, who has been il
the city the guest. of the nome 0
Mrs. w. d. Cole, D. ll3 North Thirt
street, departs this evening for he
home in Ottawa, Kansas. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. M. J. Parkin
son, mother of Mrs. Cole.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.J
Charles Barnes. of Barnes City
was among OskaIoosa friends last
evening. -n.n a.
Mrs. L. M. Hibbs, of Omaha, Nebr.,
arrived yesterday for visit with rel
atiVes in the city.
Perry Amlin, of DEBORAH. is visiting
Oskaloosa friends while looking aft
er business affairs. "
Frank Convey, of Osceola, is in the
city for few days the guest of the
DR.. j. T. Coveny home.
Chas. X. Lee. OF the Frankel Dry
Goods Co.. returned this morning
from a buying trip to st. Louis. ..
r. w. Neville WIS a passenger Mon
doy evening over the Rock Island for
his home at Chicago after a visit
with friends in this city.
Mrs. M. ]. Parkinson departed last
evening over the Iowa Central for
Ottawa, Kas., where she will enjoy
an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. S. Stomme and Mrs. A.
Young. who were in the city yester-
day visiting with friends, returned to
their homes in Abba last evening.
Mrs. Julia Crabtree, of Minneapo-
lis, who has been visiting with friends
and relatives here since November ].
to her home last evening.
Stephen Berdinner, who has been
among relatives in Mahaska
county during the fall, departed yes
lerday for his home in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. H. A. Dunbar has returned To
her home north of Rose Hill after a
visit at the home OF her father, Fletch.
er Norris. No. SOB Sixth avenue east.
Mrs. R. Morgan and daughter, OF
Ottumwa. passed through the city
his morning enroute to Marshall
own, where she will visit with rela-
ives.
Misses Laura Pope and Edna Tate,
If Ottumwa. were in the city yester-
lay enroute to Marshalltown to visit
erlatives. They spent the day here
with friends. -,
Miss Kittie McQuiston,' who has
been visiting at the homes of her
brothers in the city for the past sew
eral days, returned to Des MOines
his afternoon.
j. II. Lewis has sold his interest in
he Lewis Brothers Land Co. to Sam
w. Lewis and leaves with his family
.o-day for Blakesbhrg, where he will
operate a coal mine.
Mrs. NJ Taylor and Miss H. Ben
nett, who have been visiting in Kill
luff, Ia, for the last few days, passed
through the city last evening enroute
10 their home in Rockport, Ind.
!. r. Barnes, Jr., of Barnes & OAR
nell, and Tim Fritch, proprietor Of
he Brunswick billiard parlor, depart
ed last evening via the Rock Island
'or Chicago on business trips.
Mrs. Esther Hoover, of Marshall
own, who has been in the city the
asst few days visiting with her daugh-
er, Miss Jennie Hoover, of Penn col
ege, returned to her home this morn
ne.
Mrs. p. c. Sewers and son George,
If Mason City, who have been in the
,ity for the last three weeks visiting
with her sister, Mrs. C.. A. Abbott,
and other relatives, returned to her
home this morning.
AL White. OF Hedrick. who during
he summer season is with the Ring
ing Brothers circus at the head OF
he distribution department, was in
.Own yesterday visiting the boys and
acquaintances.
G. p. Spratt. 1916 G avenue east,
departed last evening for Yates Cen
ter, Kansas. on a business. trip. Re-
Gently the barn on his farm was
burned and several head OF horses
and cattle. The tenant is r. M.Stell.
Mrs. DR.. Roberts, of Morayia, Iowa,
has purchased the Az acres of land
On the Beacon road, and Interurban
r. r., formerly known as the Holmes
place, and Is having it improved in
modern style for her future residence.
Geo. Woodson. of Buxton, passed
through the city this morning en-
route to Montezuma. When asked
about the recent election he said he
was deeply gratified over the cleo
ion Of Gov. Carroll and the showing
hat Iowa made. his.
Howard Harold one of the best
known young men OF the city, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff G. Harold. No.
513 South Second street. has accept
ed a position with the oskaloosa Ma
.ioHal bank and entered upon the
duties OF the new place this morning.