The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-27
PERSONALS.
Saturday

Miss Elsie Landfear, who has been
visiting in Marshalltown, returned to
the city last evening.
H. H. Hostetter went to ottumwa
this morning to join his wife ina Visit
at the Vet Ayers home.
Frank Miller, T. P. A. of the Rock
Island, was in town this morning look
ing after business affairs.
f. Il. Yenawine departed last even
ing for Warsaw, Indiana, to visit for
a few days with his fsther.
Miss Lizzie HofyAnn departed for
st. Louis last night to make a fort
nights visit WIN relatives.
Grant JanpAy wentworth this morn
ing with dSg and gun and returned
with a couple of prairie chickens.
Rey<o. A. johnson went to Des
Moizes this morning where he will
hs4d quarterly meeting tomorrow.
Mrs. E. o. Hoddler, of near Mar
shalltown, came to the city last wen
ing to visit with friends and acquaint-
Rnces.
Mrs. Strader, of Omaha, who has
been visiting at the parental Piper
home, returned to her home last
evening
Hon. Sam Jones arrived home last
evening from q very pleasant visit
among relatives and old time friends
in Ohio.
Mrs. Tom Riley, who has been Wis
iting in the city with friends and rel
atives for a few days, returned to her
home in Keokuk this morning.
Prof. s. r. Macy, Of Highland
Park college, was here Thursday night
on his way home from Sigourney,
where he was called to testify in the
Kuhn case.
John Allen, of Centralia, Kansas,
is here for a visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Chas. E. Penland. The
gentleman is a former resident of
New Sharon.
Mrs. j. F. Mcneil and daughter,
Mrs. George Martin, and Master Lar
kin Martin have gone to Springfield,
H., where they win be guests of Mrs.
MeNeiIl's sister.
Miss Ival Lahman entertained afew
lady friends at dinner Friday evening.
She departs next Monday evening for
Cedar Rapids to enter a training
school for nurses.
Rev. r. w Hughes went to Center
vile this morning and will be at Gin
cinnati, a coal mining camp near that
place, for Sunday divine services
among the Welsh people.
Word has been received here of the
arrival in New York of the Haggard
family upon their return from Europe.
They reached New York on Wednes-
day, so that they will soon be home.
Rev. w. H. Frost, the rector of st.
James parish, has been confined to
the house during the p elk by a
severe cold, but is out again to-day,
and will take all of the services to-
morrow with the exception of the
early celebration.
Mrs. Fireman Drake, who has been
in the city visiting at the parental
Alvey home and at the Drake home at
Newton, has returned to her home
near st. Louis. She was accompanied
thither by Mrs. G.L.Avey and daugh-
ter, Miss Dora, who will visit at her
home for a number of weeks.
Chas. K. Needham, of the Keokuk
County News, and Miss Nell LATER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LAT
fer, of S~igourney, were married at
Williamsburg by Rev. E. J. Pike Sat
urday evening, September Is. The
young people left for Chicago the
same evening to spend their honey
moon. The HERALD extends con-
gratulations.
Mrs. NJ. 8. Hedden was agreeably
surprised Friday afternoon by the
Woman's Relief Corps and a number
of other friends calling in a body and
spending a social afternoon. 1t was
the lady's 5Oth birthday anniversary
and to make the enjoyable occasion
long remembered the ladies left a
beautiful memento Of their friendship
and good wishes.
The following press report sent out
from Cedar Falls will be of interest
to the young mans many friends
here: "The A. o. W. band delighted
a fair audience In the park last even.
ing. AS the weather grows cooler the
crowds grow smaller. The saxophone
solo, Call Me Thine played by Ray
Hedden, was worthy Of special mem
ton and was loudly encored by the
listeners
New Sharon Star: q. M. Beaver is
Oh for a visit with his mother at the
old home in Virginia. He came here
In 1876, has worked like a Beaver,
made and saved money and now owns
n fine farm OF 206 acres well improved,
and richly deserves q rest and visit