The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-20
PERSONALS.
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
y. e. Flewwelling is home from a
business trip to Boone.
E. II. Waring went to Bloomfield
this morning to be in attendance 1t
the conference of the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mattox departed
this morning for Colorado Springs to
visit and take in the scenes of that
locality for a month or more.
Miss Sadie Wilson, who has been in
the city visiting at the homes of rela-
tives and friends departed this morn
ing for her home in Des Moines.
Mrs. j. E. Parks went to ottumwa
this morning to visit among friends
and relatives and to attend the great
street fair nov in progress there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Walton departed
this morning via the Rock Island for
Denver where Mr.. Walton win look
around with the intention of locating
in a business way.
Rev. Van Wrinkle, who has been in
the city for a number of days looking
after the interests of the Children's
Home society, went to Eddyville and
Abba this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer McMains de-
parted this morning for Robinson,
Benton county, Arkansas, where they
will be the guests of friends and rela-
tiyes for the next thirty days.
Misses Lena West and Bessie Smith
entertained at the home of Miss
Smith or Monday evening a number
OF friends in honor of Claude Lafferty
who is soon to leave the city.
J. Hannaman and wife, OF Chicago,
father and mother of Mrs. H. Gross.
man, who have been visiting with
their daughter for the past month,
returned to their home yesterday.
Rev. McBlain and wife, of Rose
Hill, spent Monday night at Mrs. E,
z. Smiths as they passed through
this city on their way to Bloomfield
to attend the ANNUALLY e conference
Rev. J. 81. Buckley, who has beer
assisting Joseph Wells, state mission.
airy, in Mahaska county during the
past three weeks, left with his daugh'
ter Mary Friday morning for his homt
in Davenport
Rev. Scott w. Smith and John ID
Byers, of the Presbyterian church
went TO Des Moines yesterday after
noon to be in attendance at the meet.
ing of the Des Moines Presbytery now
in session in the capital city.
Walter, Frank and Herbert Davis
entertained yesterday at dinner il
honor of their friend, Claude Lafferty
who soon departs for Texas. Those
present were Charlie McGlumphy.
Orion Elliott, Ed Pendray, Howard
Harold and Claude Lafferty.
Mrs. Sebern McVey left Monday for
Ann Arbor, Mich, where she and her
husband will reside next year. Mr..
McVey will pursue a special post
graduate course in higher mathemat-
ice and Mrs. McVey will also enter
the university for some regular work
Both took work in the University OF
Chicago this summer, and Mrs. Nc
yey hes spent a few days here ar
ranging business affairs for a years
absence.
Wednesday.
Fred Romer went to Des Moines
this afternoon,
Phil Conklin went to Eddyville to-
day on a business trip.
g. A. Gesman went to Pella this
afternoon to care for business affairs.
Thos. Watson went to CentervilIe
to-day to take the miners examina-
ton,
Chas. Mccullough and "Red" Mil
Ter are home from the What Cheer
Fair.
Dick Cricket departed last evening
via the B. & W. BY. for Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Sylvester Young departed yester-
day for Prescott, Arizona, going via
the b. & w. route.
Mrs. F. e. Janeway, of Chicago, is
in the city visiting for a few days at
the homes of relatives and friends.
John Hahn, of Wheat6eld, Indiana,
arrived in the cityto-dayt TO be a guest
Of the w. E. KembIe home for a few
days.
A. F. N. Hambleton was at Wright
yesterday looking after a road that
had been called to the attention of
the board of supervisors.
Mr.. ooburn, with his grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Fawcett, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Perry, Dallas county, with
friends, returning last evening.
Miss Mary WimpIe, who has been
10 the city visiting with relatives for
The past two weeks, departed last
evening for her home in Davis county.
Miss Georgia Blake, who has been
IN the city visiting at the home of her
Miss Alicia Thompson, depart
ID this morning for her home in OF