The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-27

who last visited i'll Eddyville four
Years ago last autumn and had since
been out on the western coast, return
Ing to Iowa just before Christmas,
came down from Les Moines Satur-
day afternoon and spent Sunday and
Monday with his mother, Mrs. l.. M.
Strange, and with his sister, Mrs.
George Myers, Jr., of East Des Moines
township. Ernest has spent much OF
the past four years at Spokane, Wash,
and Portland, Ore, In the street car
service, but started back east last
Iautumn and after stopping of at Oma'
ha for some weeks, he came to Des
Moines, where he has since been in
the employ of the Messer Piano Co.
AT present he. is stopping with his
brother, George Strange, who IS rail-
reading out of -es Moines. and holds
a good position in that capacity.
Their other brother, viii Strange, Is
stin at1Portland, Oregon.
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
II. S. Rosecrans, of the Times. was
a visitor In Ottumwa today.
c. +. Messenger, of Des MoineS, was
among Oskaloosa friends today.
p. DeGroaat, of Des MoineS, was
visiting local friends yesterday.
Maurice Nunan, of Winterest, spent
the day in the city with relatives.
Walter Johnson, OF this city, was
down from Des Moines yesterday.
S. J. Jordan, o. Wapello county, is
the guest of local friends for few
days.
Mrs. Ellen Manley, of Sioux City,
, is visiting with local relatives and &C
quaintances for a few days.
Mrs. d. L. Reed, who has been WIS.,
ting friends here, returned to her
home in White City this morning.
Miss Clara Miller, who has been
visiting with friends IN OttumWa, has
returned to her home In Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Harry Wells, of Des Moines
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Amos, for the remainder OF the week
Mr.. and mrs. A. J. Lyle were pas
!sengers for Ottumwa this morning foI
few days visit with her son Harry
Miss Inez Taylor, who has been
with local frienus for the past two
weeks, has returned to her home neal
Hampton.
Mrs. Harry TraiSter, OF OttumWa
who has been with friends and rela
tives here, has returned to her homt
In Ottumwa.
Mrs. VIM. Shaffer, of Marshalltown
lwhC was called here by the Illness o
her son, John Jackson, returned hOm'
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Nance, who has beef
Visiting her son, James Nance, oil TIM
city, returned to her home in Ceda
Rapids this morning.
Mrs. Mary Boswell has returned t
her home In Gear Rapids after
couple of weeks visit with loca
friends and relatives.
J Frank Hornsday and Abel Wens
residing south OF town, are maxim
preparations to go to Hayrc, Montana
the first OF the month.
Tay Kensel went to OttumHa thi
morning to complete the arrange
ments for his playing with the Ottum
wa team again this season.
! Claire ID. Gordon has returned HON
from Burlington, where he spent SUI
day with his wife visiting at the Re'
; Eugene Allen and Floyd Taylor homes
Mrs. Mary Raspotnik and daughte
returned to their home In Buxton thi
morning after having visited for
|, few days at the Mason home In Bes
con.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr, VINO hay
been in the city attending the fnners
. OF Mr. Cars brother, George Car
, returned to their home In Wellma
, this morning.
Leroy II. Eyers left Monday fc
, Kent, Iowa. where he will take up hi
rev work as manager OF the Hawl
eye Lumber Co.'S yard at that plac'
Mrs. Byers win Join her husband ne,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Cartwright, VII
!, have been visiting In the city at th
home OF her sister, Mrs. John Ken
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