The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-12-26

Henry for day or go,
4 Mrs. Alice spilr~sn ar d son, Harold,
are at the parentaiJ. O Sellers home
to apend Christmas. DR., $. A. Spill
man, Harry o. Bowen and wife and
SON Eugene, win be here in hemorn-
ing.
O. @. Liudner, wife ard daughters,
Misses Patti and Louise, depart this
afternoon for Atlantic where they will
spend the Christmas season with Mrs.
Lindner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
lespie.
! Miss Pesrle Downs, accompanied
by her friends, Misses Matte Welzal
and Bessie Jones departed this after
noon for vacation during the holt
days with Mrs. John A. Scott, at
/ What Cheer.
Mrs. Chas. Fnhlinger is seriously
i'll at her home on North Market
street. The lady bad made all prep
arations for q iript to Hot Springs, but
at the last moment was unable to
leave, Her condition is looked upon
as quite serious.
I Mrs. Geo. Hull and daughter, Fern,
came in from Taintor yesterday TO
spend the week at the parental Gum
home on Sixth avenue east. Mr..
, Hull went on to Chicago and will re.
turn to be with bis wife ano her folks
on Christmas day.
| Mrs. Roy sawyers departed this
morning for Unionville to spend sew
eral days visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Vermilya. Mr.. Yer
milya has been looking after business
matters in this city for some time
and will return home with her
Miss Eva Roberts will spend Christ
mas at the home of her mother in
Rose Hill and Thursday she will join
Miss Name ShackleUon in a trip to
Chicago to be gone during the holt
days. The young ladies will be guests
of Mrs. Joe Graf, Mrs. Shackleton'e
mother.
Mr.. F. W. BrinkhofF, late from Eu-
rope, spent yesterday st the J. G.
Sellers home. He left this morning
on the c., r. l. & 2. for Chicago to
join his wife and will spend the winter
IN that city. Mr.. Brinkhoff will BE-
remembered as the farher-in-law Of
James Sellers, who is now in London.
G. B. McFaD, of st. LOUIS, was in
the city yesterday calling among
friends and looking after business at
fairs. Mr.. NcFall, after the fret OF
the new year will go to indianapolis
aud make his permanentres residence il
that city. He will have charge of tbs
state of Indiana in his work in place
OF the state of Missouri.
Miss Lena Wilson entertained
thirty of her friends at a six-hanC
euchre party at her home on High
avenue east last evening. The event
was in honor of Misses Jessie Level
ling of Chicago, and Louise Lewelling
of Lawrence, Kansas, who are visit.
ing their sister, Mrs J. A. Dewitt,
for few days. Dick Boyer received
the prize for the most lone hands
and Mrs. @. A. Carr carried off the
honors for the most progression
Will Sheppard was the recipient o
the bloody" Light refreshments
were served and the evening was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
On Sunday evening Miss Irene Kis-
sick gave a O'Clock dinner in honor
of the birthday of her brother, Nor
man Kissick. The dinner was served
in three courses and wac very elabo-
rate and was most heartily enjoyed
by the jolly young folks who were
fortunate enough to be present. The
dining room was most beautifully
decorated with red and white and
with holly and the table presented a
most beautiful scene. The center
piece being a long mirror surrounded
by holly and three candelabras WITH
red and white shades made the scene
one not soon to be forgotten by those
present. GOod-byes were said after
voting Miss Irene a successful enter
tainer and wishing Mr.. Norman many
happy returns of his birthday.
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