The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-10-26
Saturdays Daily.

ing.
Mrs. Becxman has returned from DesI
Moines. visit.
Miss Abbie Strain has returned from an
Eddyville visit.
Frank Nash has returned from his Cana
dian view canvassing trip.
Harry Beal, Of Keokuk, was visiting
among oskaloosa people to-day.
Mrs. w. w. LOrett, of WolcOttsville, Ind,
is guest at the T. Hadley home.
Miss Mabel Shane went to ottumwa this
evening to visit with her mother.
The Sonora ruandoiin ladies give an en-.
tertainment in Lynnville tonight.
Mrs. Spencer and Miss Perry, of New
sharon, were guests in the city to-day.
Mrs. Carrie Ellis, of Washington, z. c.,
is visiting briefly among oskaloosa reia-
tives.
Mrs. .E.H. Gibbs and daughter, Miss Nell,
went to Sigourney last evening for visit
among friends.
Chas. Pike and wife will visit relatives
| in Rockford, H., before returning from
their eastern trip.
MIR. and Mrs. C. L. Farmhouse went to
Eddy 7ille this morning for brief visit at
the home of Mrs. BIS parents.
w. d. voorhees, got excused from the
Iiury to-day and went to Leighton for an
over Sunday visit with his family.
Chicago departures: g. T. Darland and
wife, C. R. Beckley and wife, Chas. Pike
and wife, Phil Farr, w. G. Coolidge.
Chicago returns: VIM. Mattison, VIM.
burnside, Mrs. Ralph Burnside, L. L. Hull
and wife, Chas. Haynes, T. z. Brewster.
| G. w. McCarty and wife, of Kirkville,
are visiting at the w. r. McCarty home,
land go from here to Harper to visit other
RELATIVES.
The K. of P. social at Castle Hall Friday
evening, though not largely attended, was
a very pleasant affair The Fritz orchestra
was present.
NJ. Bentley, who has been in the city
looking after business interests and shak
ing hands with friends, is now en- route t.
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. H. o. Sawyer, of Seymour, who has
been visiting at the parental Christie home
left for Audubon, this morning, to visi
among relatives.
L. c. Dobyns went TO Des Moines thii
morning for brief visit at the +. c. Over
ton home and incidentally to take in thu
Foraker meeting.
]. w. Ryan and wife have returned from
IGranville and neighborhood, where the!
= have been visiting their children, and nov
go to Pella for few days.
, Miss Sylvia Kendig went to Ft. Madison
= this morning for a visit at the home of he
sister, Mrs. Douglas. Thence they go II
| the worlds fair for two weeks visit.
) Our boys, Horace Coleman, Harry Ston'
and Ed Cram, are home from a week il
. Chicago. While in the city they did as cit.
, boys do and saw the fair on Chicago boys
admission tickets.
The Congregationalists and their friends
held a very happy social at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Spencer, last even
ling. The spacious home was filed, and
little program, consisting of music anH
recitations, the latter by Rev. Mr.. Holman
and Miss Louise HOughton, was highly
enjoyable.
c. Moore and wife and J. c. Bell an'
wife, of Unionville, Ohio, were present a
a very pleasant family reunion at the hom'
of the brother, John Moore, 5l5 North
street. The occasion was one of those hap
py affairs that make men realize the pleas
ure of living. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell went Il
Des Moines this morning for brief visi
: with relatives.
Mondays Daily.
Marsh Bennett has returned from re
cent Chicago pilgrimage.
G. w. Harvey, of York, Neb., is visiting
his brother s. L., of Madison township.
Major Byers and Lawrence were calle'
to Des Moines to-day on business errand
The Oskaloosa delegation of the Y. W
C. A. returned from Des Moines this morn
ing.
Il P. Newerf spent Sunday in Des Moinet
to rest up after the big trade of the preced
ing day.
Miss Cora Vernon has entered the Oska
loosa Business college for course il
shorthand.
John Morgan, Bert Fairbrother, Mr.. Co
tell and Fred Blattner are Chicago passen
gers tonight.
Eugene Owen, recently of Ottumwa, il
visiting at the parental Owen home in thi
city for few days.
Dick Cricket is again at his place on tn
IU. S Express wagon, after two weeks
lay off with an injured foot.
Mrs. Chas. Fehlinger, Mrs. collars an'
Hannah collars go to Fremont this evening
for visit at the Chas. collars home.
Miss Chapman, of Des MOines, who hai
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.Kling
man, departed for home this morning.
Fred Tucker came up from his home il
Ottumwa, this morning, to resume his col
lege work after a two weeks Chicago trip
Ben Powell and Misses Edith Neff ant
IGertrude Powell, of Montezuma, were Owe
ISunday visitors at the home of Miss Olli'
Weaver.
Miss Leoni McMillen entertained com
pany of twenty-tour guests at whist, ,satur
Iday evening, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Dorland, of Los Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. Skidmore and Rev. Thos
Ballinger start for Chicago tonight. The
doctor and his wife have been guests at the
Ballinger home and are now en- route K
their home in Ohio.
Jas Kelly has resigned his position as
baggageman at the Iowa Central station
and has gone to Tama to accept position
on the Northwestern. Mr.. Barnhill has
the place formerly held by Mr.. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington and
daughters and Misses Mamie and Rose
Meredith, ,un.ter the leadership of IL A.Nic'
Cutchan, gave a mandolin and guitar re-
cital at Lynnville, Saturday night. Their
work was roundly encored and the whole
Entertainment was pleasant surprise to
the people of that little burg.
To Chicago Geo. Buckner and wife, Mary
Hastings, a. Cushman, w. r. Nelson, w.
C. Coolidge, G. Sewers, N. s. Heal and
wife, Martha Brown, Jos. Jones, Sr., and
wife, C. S. switzer, w. e. Gunsalis, A. s.
Buckler, o. A. and j. n. Switzer, A. h.
Chandler, Mrs. Geo. Thompson and daugh-
ter Essie, e. L. Shinkle, Mrs. Will Little,
Kate Adams, Lizzie Fauquier.
Gus F. McWilliams, Of Charleston, S. c.,
who has been visiting with relatives and
friends in the city for the past ten days,
starts this evening on his return trip, going
via Chicago and Washington, d. c. Mr..
McWilliams has recently received oticiai
notice of his promotion in the R. 2. c. ser
vice to a clerkship in the third class, with
run from Charleston to jackson, Miss.
A. Frankel departed last Saturday for
the east, on the second goods-buying trip
for the Frankel clothing house for this fall.
Mr.. Frankel says tits something they have
never had to do so early in the season, and
so soon after their first eastern trip. 1t
shows well for Frankel's clothing house