The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-01-25

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home in Hastings, Nebr.
Mrs Mary Munger is in the city for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Parkhurst. The lady has been visit
ing in Ironton, Mo-, and is en- route
to her home in Seymour, Iowa.
VIII Mattox and AL Mendenhall
go to Chicago next week. Professor
Mattox goes to the city to be fitted
with a new gun and he will then be
ready for the best of them in any
class.
Miss Clara Meredith will depart in
short time tor New York City where
she will enter the teachers college of
Columbia university. She will go via
st. Louis and Kentucky where she
will visit for number OF days.
Mr.and Mrs. E. X. Hines and Miss
Alice will go to Joplin, Mo. i'm short
time for permanent residence in that
place. This is another family that is
taken from the city by the mining in
dustry of the Joplin-Galena district5
James 4. Taylor, who has been Wis
iting at the j. w. Morgan home, on
North Eighth street, departed last
evening for his home in New York.
Mrs. Taylor and daughters, Mamie
and Florence, will remain in the city
for an extended visit
Postmaster d. NJ. Rowland, of Ma
rengo, was in the city Tuesday on
business matters and renewing old
acquaintance. Mr.. Rowland was
formerly resident of this county,
and the first money he ever earned
was for dropping corn for Lewis and
Ben CruzeI.
Mr.and Mrs E. G. Smith and daugh-
tiers, Miriam, Sabine and Gretchen, de
parted last evening for their new home
in Pittsburg, Kansas. The many
| friends of the family in this city will
regret the departure of these very ex-
Ecellent people from our midst, but will
wish for them prosperity and happi-
ness III the new nome.
Will Hull arrived in the city yester-
day from Chicago where he has been
for several weeks. Mr.. Hull is now
en- the roA d for the A. G.Morse Com
pahy; manufacturers of fine candies
for the retail trade. Mr.. Hull will
Bnmke 1his city his local headquarters
and wiAtceyes much of the best terri
tory that has. known him before in
the same line OF work. He is a good
salesman ndgnjoys large patron
agsswhsrsse als has been. His trade
fwiiRbeop pleased toslearn of his return.
fszMrssIsaN > DickeFson, of Oskaloosa,
missouri, oisiiti theheity visiting at the
rbomehofn her eonsin35 Thos. Sewers.
Mr. DiekersonI wasiatGone time res
7identof this city anPhad always cher
tishedu the memory of ohis residence
here. ss He went into the mining dis
triets Of Missouri and il became his
fortune and privilege toestablish and
tlchristen a new town. The baby was
named Oskaloosa and1it is said to be
a thriving little place. Oft gives its
namesakeL considerable trouble, how
ever, in the confusion of mail.
Mrs. A.oP. Spencer and Mrs. J. w.
Wray entertained the members Of the
old Original whist club last evening
atIthe Spencer residence on First ave
nue. east and it was one Of the most
pleasant meetings of the season! Din
Pner was served t6?38 o. clock and the
whist part Of the program came after
wards. Mrs SIAM 9Baldadf Sustained
hef Reputation fngH@hist BifclssR BY
making The sPfendid Score OF "a points
wihnefaaha deadfhgs fn4Re B6ndfast OF
che evening". liH. KiSpentef Vas Che
FiesaA OF tRe ge6tfemte TIP q 8 MISS 4Iaa
Baugh and c. E. LofSnd %epe The
#nfietga ot S4fe small sctfesGa Eoa
THE sesfSfa class 6fTPeHn 1e5fRge
BaBtaeadisb9 jahfoFsil &seessning at
bnThe FeffAcesE,ns Eh@admts dFBtfe "
L. Pearson, on N5tFh Mafk ef sSfeet.
The entgs ssffiS wAspPa easant and
thoroughly 2 Enjoy le ard viii LONG be
sfaeA1 embsreHBy the ipRrtftfp a aftae The
tbHaRduet Vas furnfghedu Bg the iTadY6s !
acknowledgements g6fiegs aRdtthe mehu
r&as eiab6fYte And the ser9iee perfect
PfPhete VAS aostief ptUgratn aei after
sdiafSepo ATTIRE; eai9 address, BY Orvflie
fMs6aenilaiF, president Of the Hi6fts +,
psnd arespSnseb BY carr Johnson, pres !
1iaeht15fFh @ funiof Class Music Was
efirnfsi9sd during the evening bytHe
SchnfiYt 5fehestfa which added ma
steriallS y tie asnj6S menta OF the occa- !
ssionI.iIFHe senior junior baifquet lfias
ttomero be ah ANNUAL affair Of the So
AcfarHfeiSf the Coifsge and tis looked
forward Ito with a great ssmount of
! pleasure2 irphe realization Of the 1900
abanadet furnished ITS ituif fneasure Of
enjoyment and wfll 60 down in the
next "j1iiior annual as one of the
senior successes. 3 'orH.-'.'
80 nj ,,g-oL Lazu.za lHR 35Ugslb
Takes New Trains. "p21a
Harry Cruzen, who has been en-
ployed at the B. & w. station as bag
gageman, has taken position as news
agent on the new run on the b. & W.
ord will rive the travelling public on