The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-06-08

Guy Woodin returned to his home in Sig
Quincy, yesterday, after brief visit in the
city.
Another marriage is rumored to be an
event of general interest for the near fu-
tare.
Mr.. Green, who has been visiting in Chi
eago, returned to-day to his home in this
city.
Messrs. George Paul and M. Van Steik,
of Keswick, are guests at the Perry Meade
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt went to Des
Moines Monday morning for a visit with
relatives.
Clarence Mcdowell went to Iowa Falls
Saturday evening for visit among friends
and relatives.
Messrs. H. B. Craddick and r. P. Wood
ruff, of Knoxville, are business visitors in
the city to-day.
Thos. Gauley, formerly of Beacon, now
residing at Klemmie, was visiting among
friends here Friday.
Miss Nellie Richardson is spending the
week with her little friends, Lois and Mamie
Slocum, at Rose Hill.
Miss lola Craven departed Sunday even
ing for St. Louis, whence she goes to Kirk
wood for an extended visit.
Mrs. Fred Miller and son Charlie wen
to Ottumwa yesterday morning to visi
among friends and relatives.
Irving Johnson returned yesterday fror
Hayerford college, where he has spent
Ipleasant and profitable year.
w. w. Haskell, wife and daughters Ed
and Carrie departed last evening for te
days stay in the White City.
]. NJ. Davis went to St. Louis Sunda
evening, having been in the city severa
days looking after business interests.
Wick Brimm escorted a party of Ne,
) Sharon ladies to our city Saturday evening
They came to enjoy our band concert.
Mrs. ]. W. Clogston, Mrs. Ed Weir an
daughter Marguerite are home from a tw
weeks visit amoug Ottumwa relatives.
G. w. Thompson went to Ruthven thi
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spend the summer at the Thompson HON
in this city.
Mrs. Irene Amlin has departed for II
east to spend the summer with relative
She will visit at Muscatine a few days an
the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
ii T. P. Barry, ]. B. Sessengut and w.
RVoorhees, of the Central, were in the eli
to-day, in consultation with Agent Shink
concerning business matters.
Chicago departures last evening wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Siebel, Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Lofand, Miss Beman, Mrs. N. ]
Porter, Mrs. George Wells and Villa
Fox and party.
Miss Eda Haskell arrived home Saturda
4 morning from her duties as instructor
= 1 the Earlham academy. Although elect'
i to position in the city schools the truste
/ at Earlham refused to release Miss Ha
kell. She will receive an advance of So
larry and remain at Earlham another yea
II The funeral of Mrs. T. K. Brewster @
D hcurred from the family residence this afte
: noon and was largely attended. The boz
r was laid to nest in Forest cemetery, t
4 krelatives acting as pall-bearers. Rev. f.
/ | Holman lead the services, which were of
5 | simple and impressive character, and w
b kassisted by Rev. j. n. Baugh.
Mrs. Margaret DGtton Coburn, of Cha
l ron, Nebraska, came in over the RO
2 Island this morning, accompanied by h
5 son rthur DuttOn They left home "
: Iweeks ago, having spent a week in Oman
= with Mrs Frank Holmes and other friend
t and another in Ottumwa, with her siste
: Mrs. Gephart After visiting her paren
e and many friends here, her brothers, Orisc
T and Harry and sister, Mrs. G., will go
i with her to Detroit, to visit their sistt
b Mrs. Charles White, taking in the WorlG