The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-12-21
PERSONAL AOlEs.
wnat your Ftlsaas saa yonr
seighfOrs ass Doing.
Tuesday.

o. A. Henderson y cedar Rapids
is her. for few days visit with re, rel.
atiyes and friends
7, NJ. Pugh and Ed Brubaker de.
tied last evening Tor Humeston =
care for business matters.
Mr., and Mrs. R. <. Davis have re.
turned from briei visit with friends
and relatives in Th0rnOurg.
Jesse Pringle, who is student Of
the State university at Iowa City, IS
home for his holiday vacation.
Mrs. J.w Hetherington and daugb.
fer. Miss Verde, were over sunday
visitors with friends in Burlington.
Miss Katie Snyder is home from
Marshalltown where she has been Wis
ting at the home Of her grandmother
for a few days.
Nelson Patch was q passenger for
Kans s CITY last evening and will
care for business matters in the vi
cini,v Of that city for some time.
E. H. Gibbs was a passenger last
eve ming for St Louis, where he will
look after business matters for few
days.
A card from Detroit dated the 18th
saws: MRS. ]. W. Hyatt seems some
brighter to-day, but does not gain
much strength"
Homer Fry,whOhsS been lying very
i'll at his home in Beacon for the past
six weeks, has recovered sufficiently
to permit his return to his office du-
ties.
D. Ryan, who was in the city in at
tendance at the meeting of the coal
operators of the state Yesterday, re-
turned to his homein Des Moines this
morning.
R. s. Barclay, who has been in the
city for the past week visiting at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Pierce,
departed last evening for his home in
Ottumwa.
Mrs. T. B. Lewis, who has been all
ing for some time and is threatened
with serious lung trouble, viii depart
next week for Sharon, in the Indian
Territory, in the hope of lettering
her condition.
John Gum went to Marshalltown
this morning to care for business.
Mrs. Gum accompanied him to New
Sharon where she departed for New
ton to be the guest Of friends and rel
atives for few days
Through the kindness Of Principal |
o. E. Dixon we reeei7ed from o. G. |
Scott copy of an invitation issued |
to the patrons and friends to attend |
an sat home" given BY the superin-
tendent and teaches at Emerson |
school in Berwyu. SlptScott is well
pleased and is making fine success
of his work in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viii Kalbach enter
tanned a company Of young people
last evening in honoEof Miss Hattie
Briggs, of Chicago, who is visiting
with relatives in the city. The Schmitt
orchestra was present and dancing
was INDUCED in, the foOrs of num-
Der of the rooms hging been can
vass-covered tor the purpose. Re-
freshments were SerVdmd the even
ing proved thorough enjoyable.
Steven Pomeroy received a quarter
OF what ne supposed to be venison
from a relative in onsofthe western
states not long ago, and has been tell
ing his neighbors Of the fine game
they were enjoying athf house. 1t
now transpires that The fine game was
about the same as mutton. The joke
was too good to keep and some of the
boys ''let the cat out Of the bag"
Mr.. Pomeroy asserts, however, that
ne enjoyed the game ~ much as he
would have the genuine article.
"Wednesday.
Madame Lawrence, he palmist, is
lying seriously i'll in tbs city.
J. A, Gum, of Fremont, was in the
Guy yesterday afternoon to care for
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gacs are in the
Guy visiting at the home Of the gen.
tleman's parents for Anew days.
Mrs. Cole Van Gordon, who has
oeen visiting with fraras here, de-
parted last evening tor New Sharon.
M q. l. -, Spencer was .psssnger for
M last svsaisg and will
trip. ID
IN, MIKE Smith, of Fremont, was in the
b,'s yesterday afternoon looking after
friends. can'As