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ard Kellogg.
Saturdays Ottumwa Press: Dwight
Downing, a prominent counselor at
law, was attending to business in the
city yesterday. Mr., Downing is one
of Oskaloosa's most conservative and
successful law practitioners. He
makes a speciality Of collections and
has large clientage in this respect
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Lacey are home
from the east where they went for
couple of days. They were accom-
panied home by their daughter, Miss
Blanche, Who has been attending the
National Park Seminary in Washing
ton, D. @. The young lady returned
via Indianapolis where she visited
with friends for afew days.
Thursdays Centerville Citizen says:
Married, at the M. E. parsonage yes
terday afternoon, Rev. E, @. Brooks
officiating, ]. t. Manning, of oska-
loosa, and Miss Dorotha Tryon, of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Manning is an Of
fetal of the Iowa Central and his
bride formerly resided in Minneapolis
where she was an Instructor in voice
training school. They will reside in
Oskaloosa.
On Friday evening Miss Beatrice
Gilchrist entertained a company of
her young friends at her beautiful
suburban home east of the city.
Games were INDUCED in and dainty
refreshments were served. Those
fortunate enough to be present were:
Misses Grace Graham, Naomi Wal
tiers, Louise Kent, Cornie Cowan,
Hazel Howard and Carrie Fritz, and
Messrs. Bert Richardson, Ira Kent,
Earl Richardson, Victor Finley, Cliff
ton Harrington and Homer Harris.
Miss Alberta Converse arrived home
last night from the east and will spend
a few weeks with her mother before
going to New York City at the open
ing of the professional season. The
lady finished the season with the
Holden Comedy company in Illinois.
She has been leading lady with the
company since last August and has
played through this state, Indiana,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Mich
igan and Wisconsin during the season.
She has been wonderfully successful
10 her work and has won the encc mi
ums of press and public wherever she
has been seen. She is welcomed hon
by her many friends.
The teachers of Whittier building
gave Miss Nell V. Barr, who is to be
married soon,a very pleasant farewell
at the school house Friday
afternoon at the close of school.
Presents ranged from a solid silver
Jelly spoon down to potato masher
and all were appropriate and appre-
ciated. Refreshments were served,
the center of attraction being large
cake in which were Undecided dia-
mond, ring and button. The piece
with the diamond in was drawn by
Miss Hawkins and the ring>went to
Miss Douglas. The button was drawn
oy,-but we promised not to tell.
The occasion was happy one in every
way and showed the high esteem in
which Miss Barr is held by her asso- ,
,iates.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. t. Gay entertained /
/ company of relatives and friends at ]
heir pleasant home five miles west
If the city Saturday evening. Re-
reshLents were served consisting of
'ears, Strawberries, pickles and cake. :
Music was furnished on the organ and /
'iolin by Ella Evans and Mr.. and 1
drs. Remington. Those present were: .
iez, Cary, Cappie, Anne and Charley :
Charley Doll, Walter Will G
loit, Winnie Lord, Newton and Lot E
lie Krizer, Della Criss, Lulu Lewis, :
irnest Ruby, John Shelly, Will and 4
trace Hunt, Emily and Mary Kissick,
red Tredick, Ella Evans, Mr.. and
FRS. Remington and daughter Abbie,
rank, Huldah, Gerald and Mrs Grin f
lay and Earl Dusenberry. F