The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-01-26
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VIM. Bernstein went to Eddyvillt
on business this morning.
Mrs. C. C. Sheppard is visiting will
friends in Des Moines today.
Dave Hawkins went to Washington
Saturday evening on business.
Geo. M. Evans is caring for busl
ness matters in Ottumwa today.
Miss Mabel Sprague, of Rose Hill
was caller in Oskaloosa Saturday.
| r. II. Walker went to Ottumwa this
morning to care for business matters
Miss Ollie Van Keenan,, of Pella
was among Oskaloosa friends yester
day.
Landlord Jack HEN, Of the Down
ing, has gone to Fort Madison to visit
his mother. I H.
| Miss Pearl Whiteman, of Eddyville
visited at the Roy Shoemake home on
South B street over Sunday.
Miss Helen Spencer went to Des
Moines this morning for visit with
friends.
Harold Asher went to Rose Hill
Saturday afternoon for a visit with
friends.
Miss Sarah Jamison went to Keota
Saturday. afternoon for brief visit
with friends.
Miss Geneva Howe spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with friends and
relatives in Muscatine.
Richland Clarion: Rob Walker, OF
Oskaloosa, was in town last week on
a business trip and visiting relatives.
J. R. McGregor is in Chicago and
Grand Rapids, Mich, on buying eX-
petition for the McGregor furniture
house.
William Johns, of Lakonta, was in
the city Saturday attending to bust,
ness affairs and calling among
friends.
Miss Aimee Lee, of Des MOines.
who has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Bessie White, returned to her
home Sunday.
b. V. Sewers was home from Ia
bors in the field for an over Sunday
visit with his family at No. $50 North
Market street.
Robert Kissick, who has been con.
fined to his home by illness for the
past two weeks, was able to be out
again on Saturday.
Miss Mary Roberts has returned to
her duties as deputy county recorder
after being absent for several days
with siege of la grippe.
Edgar Reuter-, of Sedalia, Mo-, who
was called to the city as witness in
the Billick-Shoemake trial, returned
to his home Saturday evening.
Hon. w. /. Beans returned to Des
Moines this morning to attend the
general assembly as representative
from Mahaska county.
What Cheer Chronicle: Herman
BOuma was looking after some deals
in dirt over at Oskaloosa one day the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. r. L. Blackford and Miss Mag
gle Hoffman, went to st. Louis Sat.
urday evening for visit at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Susan Smith.
E. Wymore, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends in this city
and at Rose Hill for the past few
weeks, was a passenger Saturday al
ternoon via the Rock Island for his
home at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Mrs. N. B. Holloway, of 215 North
Market, returned to her home Satur
day afternoon after a ten days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Howard L. He'd
rick, of Des Moines. She also attend
ed grand opera while there.
Mrs. Ralph O'Hara, who has beer
very i'll for several weeks with heart
trouble, is improving nicely now. She
was able to be down stairs for the
first time on Sunday and enjoyed hel
dinner with the other members of the
household.
Fremont Gazette: Special meetings
are being planned at the Baptis
church. They will begin Janury 2y
Rev. Rutherford will assist the pas
tor in the worw. He is a man ex
perienced in the work and a conse
Grated Christian. The citizens o
Fremont will remember him, as Il,
gave the Fourth of July address her,
last year.
Mrs. |. S. Casio, who has been tn
agent for the o." at Cedar for tn
past twenty-four years, is enjoying
three weeks vacation. She is spend
ing her time visiting around amon
relatives and friends in Marshalltowr
Brighton, Keota, Ottumwa, Danvillt
ILL.,, and st. Louis. Mrs. Casio ha
only had the pleasure of three vaca
lions previous to this, two of te
days each and one of thirty days, an
this is the first for six years. Sh
is the only woman agent along tn
line and is favorite with all tn
train men who work on this branch.