The Oskaloosa herald., 1898-01-06

pkrd, my rtle ware, Alberta Converse, lSena
Cowan, Ada and Eya Spencer, CARR,
Raughman, Eda Hask eli, Abbie Parkhurst
Anna Payne, Gertrude Spencer, Kate auG
Leila Ninde, Helen snd Mary Loeb, Berts
Lacey, Lydia Graham, Mollie Beckman
Kate and Mabel Downing, Name Shaclxle
Irene Roberts, Anna Huber, Margie Baker
Helen Young, Grace Davis, Hattie Briggs
Aessrs Frank Nimocks and chas. Wall
man, of ottumwa; Will Jackson, of Del
Moines; - st. Clair, Lynn @ Norris, c.
r speers and Harry Cammack, Marshall
town; Robt. Law, Jr., Burlington; Chas
Needhsm, Sigourney; George Vincent
Harry Rockwell, John Sbinnick, Louie
Smith, Warren Kalbach, Joe Beeson, Frank
Morse, Chas. Walters, Leslie Martin, Roy
Robinson, r. B McCurdy, Frank Cowan,
Will c. Sheppard, Arthur oppenheimer
Thos. Larson, Frank Under wood, DR. Carr,
Clarence Hyde, Win Spencer, Jason Nc
Carroll, ottie Waddell and g. < Porter. :
Monday Daily.
Miss Edith Holmes arrived home at noon
from Chicago, where she has been attend.
Ing the Chicago Conservatory Of Music.
J. s. Lobsnstein, Will and Joe strasbur-
ger arrived home this morning from an over
Sunday Wait among Des Moines friends.
I'd Shane, of Monmouth, Illir OILS, who has
been visiting among friends and relatlves
In the city, returned Saturday to bis home
Chas swayze came up from ottumwa
Saturday morning to spend New Years
with his parents and to catch p on sleep. y
E.E Randolph and family depar ed Sun.
day morning for their home In Mantle, Ill.
While here they were the guests of A. n.
Black.
Earl speer,accompanied by PaulPerdun,
of Marshalltown spent New Years at the
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. N
speer, of this city
T. 8. Garrstson, who has been taking a
vacation and q rest at his home In this city,
resumed the road this morning, going into
the south and east.
Miss Nell Rhip chart, who has been spend
ing week at the Al Bass home on North
c street, returned to her home in Des
Moines this afternoon
Mrs. g. N. Benson and daughter, Miss
Jennie, of Grand Junction, arrived this
morning for q visit at the J.M Hanna home
on South Market street.
Miss Jessie Williams, of Ottumwa, who
has been the guest of her friend, Miss Lena
Robertson, during the past week, returned
TO her home last evening.
Miss Josie okey and sister, who have
beenvisiting among Oskaloosa friends dur
Ing the past few days, returned to their
home in Keota Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Douglas entertained small
company of friends at whist Friday even.
ing. Refreshments were served and the
evening was very pleasantly spent.
Misses Georgia Heath and Mabel Myers,
who have been entertained by oskaloosa
friends during the past few days, returned
10 their homes in ottumwa last evening.
Mrs. Frank Let's and Miss Carolyn Gil
man, of Marshalltown, who were in the
city TO attend the Woodin reception, re-
turned to their homes Saturday afternoon.
A. ]. Youngblood, professor of Latin at
the Christian college of Canton, Mo-, who
has been visiting Professor Updegraff, of
Penn, returned TO his home this morning.
Maste Joe Davis has accepted posi-
ton as errand boy and general hustler for
Boyer's American Clothing House. He
will continue in school, working mornings
and evenings.
Major e. Clapp, of Toledo, Iowa, was
In the city to-day. Mr.. Clapp is one of the
majors of the First regiment, n. G., and
fine officer. BE made social calls on
Capt, Heating and Lieut. Point.
The Rebekah social and watch party on
New Years eve was q very pleasant affair
II was quite largely attended by Odd Fell
lows and their families. Splendid refresh
ments were served and most enjoyable
time was had by all attending.
Colfax Clipper: John Jones and wife, OF
Oskaiooss, were here ovSs christmas Wis
iting Mrs Us pa-snts and relatives Of Mr.
Jones. The lady did not accompany her
husband on his re turn home last Tuesday,
but viii remain for an indefinite time IN.
der the parental roof at Oswalt.
Washington journal: Sheriff T. Price,
of oskaloosa, has finished his second term
as sheriff of Mahaska county. He has
made q very good officer and closes his
fourth year with much credit TO himself
and Mahsska county. MIR. Price Is now q
candidate for warden Of the Anamosa state
penitentiary.
Mrs. 8. q Miller departed for Ohio over
the Iowa Central today on g sad mission.
Her father, @ ". Harshman, Of Harshmsu-
vile, Ohio, is critically III with dropsy.
Her sister, Mrs Harry Keivaher, of Day.
ton, is also very sick Mrs Miller goes
with heavy heart, fearing neither of them
can recover.
Louie M. Davis, of Milwaukee, sends
Tar HERALD piece of copper ere that has
quite q little history. This copper went
down with the steamer Pewaukee in Lake
Huron in 1854, and has. recently been re-
covered by the crew Of the steamer b. @.
Root from one hundred and twenty-five
feet of water. $50
L E. Heindorf, who has had charge of
the Armour Packing Co.'s distributing de-
p 4 In this city for the past year, leaves this
evening for Pittsbnrg, Pa, where he has
much better position With the same people
He il good business man snd has made
many friends here who viii wish him sue
cess. Hal McQuiston viii hereafter have
charge of tha depoa here and is the right
man for the place.
Concerning the big party at Red Oak
which was attended by Dir. and Mrs. I. w.
Clendenon and Mrs 8 h Hull, Of this city,
the Express says: Perhaps one Of the
sweIiest functions aver Witnessed In Red
Oak was the masquerade ball given by
Hon Saith Mcpherson and his Office part
ner, Mr.. T J. Hysham, a. the hoFpI'aSle
home of the former Wednesday evening of
this week. About $50 people responded to
Invitations, she greater number of whom
were appropriately attired for the occasion.
The spacious rooms were brilliantly lighted
by dozens of gas Jets and ineandescent
lights. The lower rooms, from which the
furniture and rugs had been removed and
doors waxed and polished until they we're
IS smooth as mirror, were reserved for
the dancers. In an aieove vas stationed
KanffmAn's orchestra from Omaha. After
the dancing an elegant banquet vas
served"