The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-03


i Office. so the work win be well caret
for by these two capable young men
in way that will leave no room fol
complaint Mr.. Corlett has a typica
case of typhoid fever and it will likei,
be two months at least before he will
be able to take mp the routine worl
of the office again.
(From Wednesdays Daily.l
J. c. Aleorn was passenger this
. morning via the Rock Island for st
Joe. Mo.
Miss. Jennie Fry went to Delta
this morning to look after various
business matters.
George Wilson and Evan Thomas
of Abba. were with Oskaloosa
friends yesterday.
Mrs, Jennie Whitacre went to Wash.
ington, Ia, this morning to spend
the day among friends. .m..
County Sheriff e. l.. Valentine
went to Rose Hill this morning to
look after business matters.
Mrs. Jennie WALTON. of Ottumwa, is
! the guest of her sister, Mrs. frankie
Human. No. 514 Fourth Ave West.
Charles Markley. of Cass county,
was in the city yesterday making
transfer of Mahaska county interests.
Mrs Mabel Long has returned to
! her home in the city after visiting
with friends and relatives in Ottum.
wa.
| II. c. France was a passenger yes
terday via the Iowa Central for Dick
enson, S. D., to look after business
matters.
viii f. Evans was down from Des
Moines yesterday and today attend
ing to business interests and seeing
Old friends.
George Allsbaugh, of Cedar town
ship. came to the city yesterday to
care for interests in the March first
real estate activity.
Miss Alpha Tyler, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Lee Cromer. has returned to her
home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Sarah d. Moore returned to
her home this morning at Danville.
Ia. after visiting with Mrs. E. J.
BlackwoOd. of this city.
Mrs. Ed Brewer has returned to
her home in the city after spending
several months visiting with her
daughter. Miss Grace Brewer in New
Mexico.
o. NJ James of near Leighton, and
D. F. GroOnendyk, of Davenport,
were in the city yesterday, interested
in number of realty transfers and
exchanges.
Mrs. NJ. j. Williams departed for
her home at Glenwood, Ia, this morn
ing over the Rock Island, after a
visit at the J. A. Crookham home of
High Ave. East.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Berkey have
returned to their home, 705 First
avenue East, after several months
visit with their son, DR.. Neal Berk-
ey. OF Des Moines.
c. n. Dack and ]. S. Hayes, of the
Huber & Kalbach Co., went to Des
Moines this morning, where they at
tend a Hardware Mems convention,
held there this week.
Messrs. McVay, Moore and Cleve-
land, members of the board of super
visors, went to Rose Hill this morn
ing to look after some grade work
south of Rose Hill, on Skunk river.
Mrs. Jennie Dixon and daughter,
Miss Clara, were passengers this
morning via the Rock Island for
CASTOR. Oklahoma, on two months
visit with Mrs. Dixon's son. Leonard
Dixon.
F. E. Martin and W. H. Younkin
were passengers yesterday evening
over the Iowa Central for Walcott,
Wyo., on a business trip. They in
tend to stop on their return at Lin
coin and Omaha.
r. T. Penders departed for Kansas
City this morning, going to attend
the national convention of artificial
ice makers. James DeBOard win fol-
low him this evening for a few days
sojourn with convention people.
DR.. Samuel Calvin, of Iowa City,
came to OskaloOsa this morning. DIR.
Calvin will lecture this evening in
the Penn College Chapel on the sub.
ject of, Extinct Animals of Iowa"
Mr.. CalVin's lecture will be illustrat-
ed and will no doubt be very interest
ing as well as instructive. DR.. Calvin
was at the head OF the geological sur
yey OF Iowa for number of years
and is a well known authority on
| geology. He has made a lifelong
study of the subject and is known all
over Iowa as leading geologist DR..
Caivin's lecture will be one of great
! interest and as no admission is charg-
ed no one can possibly afford to miss
| his lecture.
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