The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-24

What Your Friends and Your
NeighbOrs are Doing.

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Richard Burke went to Abba yes
terday to care for political fences.
Warren johnson was in Abba yes
terday locking after business affairs.
Miss Ida Glover went to Pella yes
terday to be the guest Of her friend,
Miss Gaas.
Fred Green departed last evening
for Griggsville III and viii visit with
his mother for a few days.
Mrs. H. O. Parkhurst went to Lacey
yesterday afternoon and was a guest
of the Ernest Brewer home.
Mrs. Jason McCarroll departed yes
terday for Hamilton to Join her hus-
bandit in permanent residence there.
Mrs. o. S. Ellis went to NewSharon
yesterday afternoon and viii visit for
q couple of weeks with friends and
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Lacey are home
from an outing at Clear Lake. MI.
Lacey reports that he caught some
magnificent strings of fish.
Mrs. O. R. Bradley and daughter
Blanche, who have been in the city
visiting at the j. E. Guthrie home,
departed yesterday for their home in
Omaha.
Messrs. VIII Lacey and N. P. Her
rington and Rev. w. HI. Frost de-
parted yesterday for Council Bluffs
where they win be in attendance at
the annual diocese of the Episcopal
churches of the state.
R. O. Hoffman and Jack HEN mine
host Of the Hotel Downing, went to
Marshalltown yesterday afternoon
and win there be joined by Guy Tai
bot and ohas. Walters, of the Iowa
Central, for q couple of days. fishing
on Clear Lake.
Those who went to Des Moines this
morning to be in attendance at the
Mothers Congress ere Mesdames
F. Nj. Sheppard, A. A. Hamilton, O..
Woodruff, B. o. Jerrel, j. P. Dodds,
Harry Martinstein and F. d. Reid and
Miss Katie Palmer.
Miss Jennie Pearson, who is well
known to a large number of 0skaloosa
people, was married on April
30, to an Omaha gentleman, Carlson
Pierce. They sailed on May 8 for an
extended foreign tour that will in
clude visits to the British Isles, Ger
many, Switzerland, the Holy Land
and Italy.
N. j. Bentley went on the road yes
terday morning for the Green &Bent-
ley house. He states that the jobbing
trade Of the house is growing to such
an extent this spring that it is often
necessary for him to 60 out and make
personal response to calls for goods
and materials from towns surround
ing Oskaloosa.
Geo. b. Albert, state deputy of the
Modern Woodmen, was in the city
yesterday looking after business mat
tiers in connection with the annual
picnic that will be held in this city on
August IS. He announces that ar
rangements have been completed for
the running of special trains on both
the Iowa Central and Rock Island
roads.
j. j. Sheehy and VIII Mattox went
to Marshalltown this morning to be
in attendance at the state meeting of
Iowa Sportsmen that begins in that
city to-day and viii be held through
Thursday. The gentlemen will repre-
sent the Oskaloosa Gun Club in the
live bird contest for the state trophy.
Chas. Hoover and Jack Harrison viii
60 up later and participate in the fun.
Wednesday.
@. O. Beal, of Fremont, was in the
city Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. j. Finley was a passenger
for Des Moines this morning.
J. H. Pickett was called to Des
Moines to-day by business affairs.
J.H Hen and Z. o. Hoffman r
home from Clear Lake and apleasant
fishing trip.
Mrs. Frank Christie went to Des
Moines this morning where she will
be entertained by friends a few days.
George Brown went to West Ches-
ter this morning to care for the in
terests of the siebel Milling Company.
Rev. Scott w. Smith went to Free
montyesterdayto attend an adjourned
meeting ofthe DesMoines Presbytery.
Mics Jessie McClannison, Of Grand
island, Nebraska, arrived in the city
yesterday and is a guest of Q. R. Gas
kill.
Miss Emma Woodruff departed this
morning for Omaha where she WILDE
the guest of her brother for a number
of weeks.
DIR. Sarah O. Hills returned home
last evening from Perry, Iowa, where
she wan called on account of her sis
ter's illness.
MRS. w. A. SEWERS,
win continue teaching Music during
the summer months.