The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-06-15


brother, T. w. Ware, of Sigourney, who
has been visiting at the parental home in
this city, went to Fairfield this morning to
be the guest of the brother, Harry Ware.
Among the Chicago passengers tonight
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Chas.
and Miss Carrie Loring, Mrs. Shinnick,
daughter Christine and son John, Mrs.
Frank o'Hara and Roland Hunt.
| Mrs. Louis A. Coburn was entertaining
her friend, Mrs. DR.. Leas, of Chadron, Neb.,
to-day, at the Coburn and Dutton homes
Mrs. Leas is on her way home from the
Worlds Fair, and resumes her journey to-
night after the concert.
/ Miss Charlotte Vermilyae, at her home
near Lacey, entertained company of
friends last evening. Six couples of young
people from this city were in attendance
and report fine time with refreshments
and many other good things. The uufavor
able weather prevented many from attend
ing.
/ The entire corps of Iowa Central officials
were ii the city yesterday looking over the
new station outfit, and nodded their ap-
proval. The gentlemen were: e. McNeill,
general manager; A. F. Banks, traffic
manager; j. p. O'Brien, superintendent; /;
w. II. Voorhees,, assistant superintendent;
M. NJ. Garvy, superintendent of building;
P. McNamara, general road master; ]. B.
Sessengut, general passenger agent, and
Scott Rodgers, private secretary.
NJ. d. Burket was made the victim of a
very pleasant surprise last evening. He
is forty-five years of age to-day and a COM
pany of two score neighbors walked in up
on the gentleman and reminded him of the
fact. ]. L. Nelson in fitting address pre-
scented an elegant silver water service and
NJ. d. made a splendid response. Mrs.
Burfet served an elaborate luncheon after
which the company spent happy evening
with music, ,declamatiOns and conversation.
Glass 'S9 o. H. s. held their first trien-
nial reunion, last evening, at the home of
Miss Hattie Garretson, on A avenue east.
The occasion was one of greatest pleasure
to all. There was in the reunion a sense
of pleasure that does not exist in the social
gatherings of the every day life lit was
more in the spirit of family reunion.
There were present the entire corps of in
! structors of the class, Supt. o. c. Scott,
Principal Il. 8. Phillips and assistants
Mrs. Eva w. Kemble, Miss F. Belle Pat
terson and Mrs. V. K. Logan. Eighteen OF
the thirty-twO members of the class were
present. Twelve of the absent members
reside in distant cities A program appro-
Ipriate to the occasion had been prepared
and the talks by the old teachers were a
treat not soon to be forgotten. Letters from
absent ones were read and the program
Iinterspersed with music. Refreshments OF
a dainty character were served after which
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing three years Preside mt, Cora Court
Iney; vice president, Annie Healion, of Mar,
shalltown; secretary and treasury, Harry
McQuiston. Alta late hour good-nights and
Iregretful good-byes were said and the hope
expressed that in June, 1896, the reunion
be again as complete and perfect as this
had been.
Mondays Daily.
Mrs. P. Daut was an Oskaloosa visitor
to-day.
Thos. Soseman is sojourning in Kinks
willie, Mo.
VIZ. Pernell went to Minneapolis Sat
urday night
w. F. Briney departed this morning fol-
Duluth, MINI.
Miss Name Robb was an over Sunda,
, visitor at home.
II - a
is in the city to-day.
j. N. Miller was passenger this morn
ing for Cedar Rapids.
Miss Mary Ford departed Saturday even
ing for Atwater, Ohio.
Judson Reynolds is home from his studies
in the State University.
Il A. Rosenblatt departed Saturday even
ing for Paramount MINI.
Mrs Lambert, of What Cheer, is a CUES
at the A. E. Shipley home.
Mrs James Glass was an over Sunda!
visitor with Sigourney friends.
Pres. H. H. Seerley returned this morn
ing to his home in Cedar Falls.
John Ryan, of Des Moines, spent Sunday
: at the parental home in this city.
Mrs. Marsh, of ST. Louis, is visiting a
? the Coen home on North B street.
Wick Brimm, of New Sharon, was {
/. guest at the Col. Hammond home yester
> day.
= Ellis Burket, who has been visiting hi:
= brother, NJ. d. Burket, departed this morn
ing for Ireton.
: Miss Mae Collins returned to her schoo
f duties near New Sharon, after a Sunda!
visit with parents and friends.
Mrs. DR.. Hugg and son depart this even
ing for a months visit among friends anC
relatives in MiddlespOrt, Ohio.
Miss Grace Woodin returned to her home
iu Sigourney to-day, after a weeks visi
: with her friend, Miss Nell Gibbs.
Little Doris Brewster was baptized yes
|, terday at the Congregational church b!
her great uncle, Rev. ]. E. Snowden.
Mrs. Duncan and daughter-in-law, Mrs
Tom Duncan, of Leadville, Col, returned
o-day from a visit to the Chicago Fair.
Fred Miller and son joined Mrs. Miller
in Washington, Sunday, for a visit among
friends, returning to their home this morn
. ling.
The funeral of VIM. Cricket, sr., occurred
, from the family residence this afternoon
and Rev. ]. E. Snowden, of LeMars, of
ficiated.
Mss Annie Healion, who was the guest
of her friend, Miss Hattie Garretson, over
. Sunday, returned this morning to her nome
in Marshalltown.
Miss Mabel Loring accompanied hel
sister Carrie on the Chicago trip, and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Morgan were among the
, passengers for that point.
Rev. L. NJ. wilkins closed his pastorate
at ST. James Episcopal church yesterday,
and will go to Kentucky to a new field, de,
parting with his family in few days.
w. L. Darland and daughters, Mrs. John
Laughrey and Alice Darland, and Prof. S.
A. Darland and wife departed this evening
unto the east and the city of the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. A. A. Davis, Ed E. Davis, F. N.
Davis and wife, J. R Brill and wife, Geo.
Reese and wife and Mrs. ]. Martin went to
New Sharon for an over Sunday visit at
the r. D. High home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huber and daughter
Anna, Mr.. and Mrs.W. A. Durfee, Mr..
and Mrs. Downing, Mrs, E. Baker and
daughter Margie, ]. Shangle and wife will
be among the Chicago passengers this
Ievening.
Rev. J. E. Snowden preached to large
congregations yesterday, in his old pulpit
at the Congregational church in the morn
ing, and in the Presbyterian church in the
evening. Both were able and characters
tically earnest sermons, and we're greatly
enioyed. He left for home to-day.
Mrs. w. w. Steward served an elegant
luncheon, which included all the delicacies
of the season, this afternoon from to
O'Clock, to a few intimate friends. The
honors OF the occasion were divided be-
tween Miss Addie Surran, of Newport, KY,
and Mesdames VIII Dutton, of Hastings,
and Louis A. Coburn, of Chadron, Neb.
Penn commencement visitors are in the
i CITY as follovs. Clarence Wildman, New