The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-06-08
PURELY PERSONAL.
ThrIrsd1a'S D0iID

city yesterday.
]. F. Perdue was among Oskaloosa busi-
ness men Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Fauquier is visiting among
Montezuma friends.
E. r. Stewart, of Ottumwa, was an Os
kaloosa visitor to-day.
Judge Sewers returned yesterday from
| Muscatine business trip.
Ed Dobyns went to Ottumwa this morn
ing on brief business trip.
S. w. White, of What Cheer, was calling
| among Oskaloosa friends to-day.
Miss Maggie Westlake is guest at the
Walgomwood home on North A street.
Mrs. Lichtenberger, of Burlington, was
the guest of OskalOosa friends yesterday.
Miss Mabel Shane, of Ottumwa, is a
guest at the Jack Williams home for few
days.
Miss Maude Carlton has returned from
visit of several weeks among Ottumwa
| friends.
| M. d. Burket assisted in the Decoration
day observances of Henry Leighton Post
of New Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Little and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Little are among the Oskaloosa
people in Chicago.
Miss Alice Dutton, of the Baldauf house,
is home from trip to the Chicago markets
and Fair scenes.
A. B. Conway was down from New
Sharon yesterday, attending the Prime and
| Price stock sale.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson, of Ottumwa, was a
guest Wednesday at the Newbrand home
on c avenue west.
c. A. Hamlis, of Des Moines, and ]. E.
Berry, of Bagley, were among the stock
men at the fair grounds yesterday.
Elwood Spencer, former Mahaskan, is
visiting friends in the city. He returns in
a few days to his home in Centerdale.
Mrs. Harry Graffam, of upper Wisconsin,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell, and other relatives in the city.
Rev. Mr.. Dean, wife and son, of Batavia,
N. Y, are here, and will remain some
months with their son-in-law, Rev. Sweet.
Mrs. NJ. A. Crookham and daughter, of
Knoxville, in company with G. L. Crook
ham, of New Sharon, were in the city to-
day.
Chas. Haynes, of Osceola, is in the city
to-day, making brief parental visit as he
goes to Des MOines TO attend the state
field day.
Will B. Lundy, who has been teaching in
Colorado schools for several months, has
returned to this city for visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Allie Smith, who has been a guest
at the DR.. Hugg home on East Third ave-
nue., departed Wednesday morning for
Middlesport, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carpenter and family
remove to Des Moines to-day. We regret
to lose this excellent family from our midst,
and they take with them the good wishes
of all, for an abundant prosperity that
more than flleth.
Chicago passengers last evening were
DR.. Clark and wife, Rev. w. P. Stoddard,
wife and son, Z. Hadley and wife, Mrs.
Wetherell and Lenna ,Chas. Frost and T. R.
Gilmore. The duration of the visits will
be from one to six weeks.
DR. D. A. Hoffman received the sad news
to-day of the death of his only sister, Mrs.
COrnelia Long, of Jackson, Ohio, who died
very suddenly last night. She was an ac-
complished woman, and prominent in
church and literary work. The blow falls
| heavily on the doctor, and the sympathy of
friends will go out to him abundantly.
J. w. Hinesley is one of those good old
citizens who believes in the eternal fitness
of things. He says that there is always
work to do and always a demand for work
men. Mr.. Hinesley says he has position
at the greenhouse which is steady and
| contains much of pleasure. 81 sometimes
| tear my hand on q thorn, but glancing up
| / catch the smile of a rose and the wound
| is healed"
A portion of the Chautauqua circle enter
| tanned the other members at a lavender and
yellow luncheon last evening at the home
of Mrs. Cushman. The tables were elab-
orately and beautifully decorated, the
luncheon was a dream of the seasons del
icacies and the program that followed was
an ideal of Chautauqua pleasure. 1t was
one of the prettiest affairs ever given in
honor of the circle.
Fridays Daily.
John Quinn went to ST. Louis this morn
ing.
Albert Terrell is home from an eastern
business trip.
Robt Bass went to Balford this morning
to visit relatives.
D. C. Harrington departed this morning
for Philadelphia.
Miss Alberta Converse returned this
morning from Ottumwa.
Miss Millie Landon, of Marshalltown, is
guest of the Ryan home.
w. s. Kenworthy is in Springfield, ILL.,,
looking after legal business.
Lee Bolton is in Eddyville to-day, look.
ing after matters of business.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hawkins entertained
a number of friends at tea Tuesday even
ing.
Chris Winter returned to-day from Mus
catine, after a weeks business visit in the
hilly city.
Mrs. Ollie James, of Hitem an, is in the
city attending the o. II. 8. commencement
exercises.
Fremont Gazette: Philip R. Swayze, OF
hands with old friends.
Harry A. Rockwell, class '93 o. H. s., has
accepted a position as salesman with the
American clothing house.
Mrs. Emma Rothell, of Crab Orchard,
Nebraska, is a guest of the Charles Huber
home on North Third street.
Harvey Bamford, of Denver, is visiting
friends in the city. He is on his way to
Chicago and other eastern cities.
Mrs. Ward, who has been the guest of
her friend, Mrs. Ollie Ellis. returned this
morning to her home in st. Paul.
VIM. McCurdy and wife, of White Oak,
were in the city yesterday and left on the
evening train for Chicago and the Fair.
Major McMullin went to Des Moines to-
day to look after business interests and
keep in line with the great Iowa State Fair.
Miss Maggie Targgart, of Knoxville, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Bess Evans,
and is attending the o. H. 8. commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. Jane Laughrey, wife of John Laugh
rey, of Adams, died Friday morning, and
will be buried on Saturday afternoon, at
the Roberts cemetery.
Mrs. Hilliard, living on West A avenue,
is reported as being very low. The lady
has been suEerer from consumption for
a number of months and 1t Is feared death
is not many hours distant.
Chicago departures from our city Wednes.
day eveAing and Thursday were: James e.
Sewers and wife, J. C. Williams and wife,
Mrs. Thos Shumate and Z. K. Hines and
wife. d. B. Fleming and wife depart this
evening.
What Cheer Reporter: @. II. Ramsay
and B. Wightman, a couple of Oskaloosa
coal barons, were spying and pFying around
here all day Saturday. Oskaloosa coal
men are beginning to take quite an inter
est in the What Cheer coal field.
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