The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-01-04
DONAL NOTES.
Your Friends and Your
Neighbors are Doing.
Tuesday.


IA ~ NQm Sewers is confined to his bed
Dy y &evere attack of rheumatism.
James Glass went to Sigourney last
evening TO attend the funeral of the
late nir Dunlap.
Htt Paine went to Ottumwa to-day
ans viii be in the employ of the Big
FOUR auctioneers.
Y. Towle departed last evening
pom his maiden trip in the interests
tAe Green Candy Co.
has. Staten and daughter Mabel
~ 20 Des Moines yesterday to visit
\ ~ Relatives and friends.
MSS Jessie Wood, of What Cheer,
- an over Sunday visitor at the
ope of Mrs. L. r. Geneva.
WI. Rosencrans, of What Cheer,
Vas In the city yesterday visiting at
tne home of Richard Burke.
q. r. Canaday and sister, Miss Beu
TAN went to Ottumwa last evening
and were in attendance at ball.
Mrs. q. B. McFall, who was in the
city to spend holiday week, returned
% her work in Omaha this morning.
Miss Rena Ryan, of Eddyville, who
has been visiting her friend Miss Bes-
sic Beatty, returned to her home this
Ysrning.
Mrs. p. S. Corrigan and children,
30 have been visiting at the Neagle
y 4 -, 9me, departed this morning for their
ne in Casey.
#airs. Dan Atchison, who has been
ting at the James Atchison home,
WasiEp arted this morning for her home
Rn01as peEearney, Neb.
Ta,,s,s Tine Ogden, who has been visiting
.,ansie,sta,l his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neri
door pollen, departed this morning for his
met with k in st. Paul.
,,.,& n. E i'll Carney, who has been in this
renlxs = visiting with his brother, Mike
wil.Fbe emley, returned to his home in Gen.
vile this morning.
ough5rs. Boydson, of Knoxville, and
nass ss Essa Daugherty,o of Washington,
.2ts'' isited at the home of Mrs. L. R.
aIs Geneva over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. p. Stanton, who has been
W In Newton visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Haynes, re-
turned home this morning.
Miss Mildred Turner who has been
in the city visiting with her sister,
Mrs. @. C. Harris, returned this morn
ing TO her home in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Lucy McCrea and children, of
Adair county, who have been visiting
at the parental j. P. McCrea home,
sr,s, departed for their home this morning.
e2 3larCVill Spencer, who has been at the
relates sntal "a. l.. Spencer home during
kne eo'nmea 'Iidays, returned yesterday to
&1''Rsse' Sgo to resume his school work.
ne see MiRses Fay Ferrall and Ethel bod
fakfes on Beturled to Des Moines to-day to
l'AA resume their studies in st. Joseph's
" fs 7, academy after spending the holidays
':..% with their parents in this city.
Mrs.NJ. E. Parks entertained New
N YEARS. day Mrs. Corwin Tolbert, of
Iowa City, and her sister, Miss Paul
N inc Stossel, of Ottumwa. Miss Stos-
eel expects to visit week or so in
Iowa City.
Al. MI. Elliott, of Baltimore, pro-
lessor in Hopkins university, was a
New Years visitor with his cousins,
Mrs. Jno. P. Hiatt and Mrs. M. S.
F1f Willis. at the Hiatt home on the
Boulevarde. ....
ia There was an informal dance given
s. Last evening in Castle Hall by the
Em noembers of the K. of P. and Rath-
1e homes There was not large attend
Ance but very enjoyable evening
vas passed.
,aTasne DIR. and Mrs G. j. Turner enter
heieafained small company of guests at
ikE Q six o'clock dinner last evening. The
CHESTS were: Rev. and Mrs. Somer-
vile, Messrs. and Mesdames j. w.
pkeH Hineeley, Jas. Bridges, VIM. Gun
R.se bingham and Will Kemble.
Swer Two elegant and enjoyable New
one YEARS. dinners were given at the
gene downing House Monday evening, one
onis nv Mr.. and Mrs. B. @. Buxton, and
-ans one by Miss Fay Ferrall. The ser
vsce was fine and the occasions happy
ones to those in attendance. VS.. .srr,g
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keller, of st.
have f.nis. are guests at the Felix Ettin-
~. ger home, Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Ettin-
5sso, GER being sisters. Mr.Keller is lieu
satis,e p i'm. the engineering corps of
been IA <hy. and his work is along
the UnsnS - with neaoquaf-
France France . in st. III N
$3.50. ~ ansr ,ynnTille Ledger: lima Tandy
rnown hint portion of the holidays with
assss shcnds at Oskaloosa and Leighton,
spirit, an was called home before complet.
made amper visit on account of the serious
municatisess of her aunt, Mrs. w. K.Waga'
had not III, Mrs. Wagaman died few
American .utes past IL O'Clock on Thursday
cas- s .,oyning OF this week. Last Sunday
.sn.,,r,ing. while at the breakfast table
fbst ssta was stricken with paralysis, be-
was tl,rg the third stroke, and from thai
freeds ire until her demise she sremainec
ferref s - unconscious condition.
r,he New Years party given by the
AtAt2r <,,.L ,uaa thorouphly euiOyeC