The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-10-26
PURELY Personal
Constngs, 0Otngs ard DotaGs Of
the People.
Thnradnn,a Doiln.

Constngs, GOsngs and Doss0s Of
the People.
Thursdays Daily.
Mary Davis is doing the Chicago fair.
J.B. Adlon is en- route to the White City.
Mrs. Carl Phillips is among Chicago vis-
tors.
Judge Sewers is among legal men in
Des Moines to-day.
Mrs. Eaton. of Centerville, is visiting
friends in the city to-day.
Mrs. Jerel Carver and Miss Minor have
from their Chicago visit.
VIM. Wray went to ottumwa this morn
Ing on business and pleasure trip.
J.W. Campbell is home from ten days
visit among Fairfield business interests.
Miss Mollie Byrne, of Kellogg, is visiting
at the Copeland home, 7sl North E street.
Miss Emma Holmes went to Brighton,
Colorado, this morning, for an extended
visit.
Mrs. Jennie stockweather, of Arion, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Thompson, for a
few days.
Mrs. Florence Cowley, of Kansas, is a
guest at the B. V. Sewers home on B ave-
nue. west.
The o. c. Scott family is now pleasantly
located in the Barr property, at 327 North
First street.
Master Eugene Sewers has just returned
from Chicago and the fair, where he has
been visiting friends.
Chicago pilgrims returned: Mrs. DR.
Turner, Herbert Johnson, Louie VerVeer
c. M. Dixon and mother.
R. T. Hiatt, of Denver, Colorado, whc
has been visiting at the home of his brother
]. P. Hiatt, went to Des Moines this morn
ing.
Mrs. Robt. Elwood, of Waynesburg, Pa.
is visiting among friends and relatives il
and about our city. She has been in Chi
eago and is making an extended western
trip.
VIM. Slade and F. s. Slade, of Alden
New York father and brother of Sam Slade
are guests at his residence on A avenu,
east. They have been in Chicago seeing
the fair.
Fridays Daily.
Mrs. ]. L. Moore is in Chicago in the in
terests of her millinery house.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. FerraIl are in Chicag
doing the fair for the third time.
Mrs. Dennis Regain and baby have re
turned from brief Sigourney visit.
BENZ. Andrews has returned from Chi
cago and visit with his son Frank.
Mrs. Judge Dewey and daughter Mabel
of Washington, were guests of friends yes
terday.
]. w. Hinesley, Harry Little, Mr.. an
Mrs. q. c. Rockwell went 10 Chicago thi
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huber entertained
company of friends, last evening, to tn
pleasure of all.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Ballard Baz
ter, of OskalOosa, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cooper.
Ernest Cunningham came up from hi
labors at the Junction to-day, and is off t
Chicago for a few days visit.
Mrs. ]. H. Given and Mrs. D. R. Mill
and son, of Des Moines, are visiting rela
tives in this city for few days.
Mrs. Emma Christie and twin babies, O
Des Moines, came in this morning for
weeks visit among friends and relatives.
Chicago returns: H. W. Comstock, Henr,
Anderson, Frank Davis, Henry Reuter-, N
Cox, Milo Wilson, jay Marmon and mother
w. T. Phillips returned at noon to-da,
from his third trip to the worlds fair, anC
now claims to be satisfied till the next one
Miss Deems, of Ottumwa, was a guest o
the James Hellings home during the visi
of Mrs. Robt. Elwood, of Brownsville, Pa
c. ]. Frost went to Chicago last evening
and thence he returns to his home in Gran,
Rapids, Michigan, where he will spend tn
winter.
George Godfrey has returned from hi
fifth trip to Chicago and the worlds fair
he says the passenger traffic is playing
havoc with the freight movements.
w. D. Lowrey, of Senecaville, Ohio, VIII,
has been visiting at the Carl Vernon hom,
on A avenue west, departed last evening
for Chicago and his eastern home.
Misses Luella Woodland, Eva Mccoy
Lottie Johnson, Alice Lewis and others ar,
in attendance at the State Y. w. C. A. con
ventiOn now being held in Des Moines.
Jim Sewers has shouldered his gun, un
chained his dog and gone hunting. Hence
forth the mallards and geese would do wei
to give Iowa river bottoms wide berth.
l. w. Cook, of the Globe, and Cliffor,
Johnson are in Chicago. Thence they gt
into Indiana for a few weeks visit. Cliff
ford, they say, is specially interested il
Richmond and the vicinity of Earlhan
college.
The Rev. W. P. Stoddard entertained hi.
Sunday school class at his home onWednes
day evening. The young ladies and gen
tlemen passed the hours delightfully."- will
their teacher. Twenty names are now en-
rolled in this class.
Mrs. Judge Sewers and daughter, Mrs
Chas. Hoffman,, departed this morning fol
Chandler, Oklahoma, for an extended visit
with the Fletchers. Mrs. Hoffman, returns
about December l, but Mrs. Sewers viii
remain during the winter.
M. Gertrude Bailey has returned from
her summers vacation spent in the east
and at Chicago, and viii take up her ART
work in Penn college with renewed vigor
Miss Bailey will have two studios, - one al
the college and another in the city in the
Chas. Fehlinger building. Miss Bailey
spent much of her Chicago visit in the art
gallery and is much enthused over the
beauties therein contained.
Eldora Ledger: Rev. I. e. Pearson, who
has been out on a speech. making tour of
the state in the interest of the republican
party, was in Eldora Tuesday on business.
The reverend gentleman is resident Of
where until recently he has been
pastor of the Friends church, and is one of
those earnest, enthusiastic workers for the
grandest and greatest political party that
ever graced this fair land of ours. He has
quite state reputation as an orator, and
his labors have brought some excellent re-
suits for the cause he considers right.
On Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
md Mrs. A. p. Spencer party of masque-
,aders called to do honor to Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Spencer, of Ogden, Utah. The
costumes worn were varied and unique in
and showed an originality un-
,qualed in the past history of oskaloosa.
First to be introduced was the Japanese
gentleman in his national costume consist
ng of long, loose silken robe and fat
straw hat. The manners characteristic to
hat peculiar people were fully carried out
md reflected great credit on Miss Luna
3augh. Next appeared a gentleman
for a long winter night's"siesta"
With knitted cap to protect from draughts,
md hot water bag TO equalize the temper
.ture. This gentleman bade us "good
light, IA character we'll represented by DR..
Following 'tgood night were
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