The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

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Mia JoooloW t1vAG q KnoxvEll1s visltoA
THE GAtre11on hon6 ovor sunday
Jasper sipos, Of oklahoms CITY, Okla.
homA, = Waiting relatives In this city.
b. I. Spencer and n. Eneene sherman
were otumWa passengers this morning.
Nj. and Nh. Crawford and danghtor
Stella Visited IN OukalOosa ove Sunday.
MISC BaSsis Bennett vent 70 eigournsy
Saturday evening 1oFAvisit With relAtives.
Miss Marlon Boas went 70 De- Molnes
this morning to attend The etAts Teaeher'
meeting.
Mrs. DR.. Crowder arrived home Saturday
evening from : visit with relatives in
Knoxville.
Bert MoQuistOn, Of Dee Moines, visited
relatives and many friends here over
Christmas.
George Nease and little Oracle HAvorth
went TO Sigourney Saturday evening for =
few days visit.
Misses Nellie Moore and Ella Ewing
went TO Rose Hill Saturday evening for
visit with friends.
p. A. McMillen, formerly Of this city,
now of Wilton Junction, cAme In to-day for
q visit with friends.
Miss Kate Palmer 10 visiting in Des
Moines and Will remain to attend the State
Teachers association.
George Berkey and wife, who have been
visiting here, returned TO their home in
Sioux City this morning.
o. ]. C. and Harry Dutton spent Sunday
sister, Mrs. Arthur Gephart.
Miss Della and Master Irving Scott, of
Knoxville, are guests at the J. Q. Ander-
son home for a few days visit.
Frank Barr, of the Kenyon Printing Co.,
Des Moines, was down over Sunday visit
ing parents and old time friends.
T. G. Kenworthy went to West Branch
Saturday evening to assist In . revival SER
vice in the Friends church there.
C. &. Needham, of the sigourney News,
was in town to-day, en- route home from an
over Sunday visit at New Sharon.
Mrs. DR.. Crawford, of Washington, who
has besa visiting al the Patterson home
here, returned to her home Saturday even
ing.
G. e. Schmidt, the Rock Island station.
agent At Eddyville, vas married last Tues
day, December g. to Miss Willard Wilson,
of Mitehellville.
MIR, and Mrs. ]. c. Hammes returned to
their home in Burlington this afternoon,
after q two weeks visit with relatives INT
friends in the city.
The Mt. Pleasant Journal the past two
weeks has published al interesting and
well written history of Methodism In Mt.
Pleasant from the pen Of Rev. e. 81. War
ing, of this city.
Tom Kester has accepted q position with
the Marion County Reporter, of Knoxville,
as city editor. Tom has a good nose for
news and knows how to dress 1t mp in good
shape. We wish him and the Reporter sue
cess.
Mrs. Fred Hsbblen, of Des Moines, Is
visiting at the home of her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. VIM. Teas, sOS First avenu west, and
will remain several weeks. Mrs. Lena
Gummery, of Creston, is also . guest Of the
Teas home for q short visit.
DR.. r. @. Van Deusen, Of Chicago, was
Ia the city to-day, representing the Hobbs
Remedy Company. A full line of his goods
were placed on sale At the Green s. Bent
ley drug store, as an advertisement in an
other column of to-day's paper will explain.
C. J. HelIings and wife, of Mason City,
are guests of their msny relatives and
friends In these parts for q few weeks. Mr..
Hellings Is q knight of the grip, being on
the road for the McKusick- Copelin Co.,
manufacturing confectioners of Minneap-
oils MINI.
Richland Clarion; J.. ". Shields and his
cousin, z. N. Connell, Of Carlisle, Iowa,
were pleasant callers at this Office Mon
day. MIR. Connell was visiting q sister In
O~skaloosa, when he learned that his cousin
was living near this city, and 80 he came
down last Friday to visit him.
Miss Alberta Converse arrived home
this morning from Chicago and an eastern
s~ojourn of several months duration. She
will now give her attention to the rehears.
ing of two plays, 1.-THE New Magdslene"
and "Foreet-Me-Not," which will be given
to the public early in January.
The Mail and Times,of Des Moines pub
lished a large cut Of Mrs. G. c. Prouty, Of
Des Moines, on Saturday, terming her one
of the leading ladies of b capital city.
Mrs. Prouty was formerly an oskaloosa
young lady and her recognized position In
Des Moines win be appreciated by rela-
lives and many old time friends here.
Ottumwa Press: Miss Mabel sweringen,
of oskaloosa, passed through the city on
Wednesday on her way home from Gray-
ity, where she had been Waiting relatives
She was accompanied by her cousin, VIII
Chiddinger, Of Gravity. While in the city
they we're guests Of their cousin, Miss Car
RE Smith.
Eddyvile Tribune: @. b. Fisher, Of Eve
land, one of the pioneers and prosperous
farmers Of Proud Mahaska, was over TO
see his many Eddyville friends and 10 do
some trading last Saturday. Mr. Fisher
Is one of the best known men in Mahaska
county and he owns q good farm from which
never fails 10 draw a neat annual divi.