The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-26

Miss Marie, who have been in the
city for the past several days visiting
at the parental Ben Mccoy home on
@ avenue and Third street, departed
yesterday afternoon for their new
home in Chicago, joining Mr.. Blue
for the season. They went to Mar
shalItown and Belle PLANE where
they spent the night, the guests otthe
parental Blue home.
Knoxville Journal: Lee johnson is
the proud papa" of a son and heir.
Young johnson chose an opportune
time for his appearance on the scene,
having been boru Monday morning
following Lees departure for Chicago
where he had gone to accept a new
position. The mother and child are
doing well but Lee will probably have
to return home to recuperate. His
condition is considered critical by
those who know him best.
Wednesday.
Will Hinson, of the o. L. & T. Co.,
is home from a visit to his parents at
the old home in Iowa Falls, from
which he has been absent for period
of almost five years.
Mrs. W. W. Haskell, Mrs. Henry
Howard and Mrs. Il. W. Gleason are
in Marshalltown spending carnival
week at the home of Mrs. Haskell's
daughter, Mrs. Ira Kemble.
1t is announced here to. day that
Miss Maggie Smart, of this city, and
Mr.. M. E. Lewelling, of Beacon, were
married this afternoon at Marshall
town at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Battin. Oskaloosa friends
will extend congratulations.
Captain George steunenberg, Of Go.
M 4sth Infantry, was in the city to-
day en- route to st. Louis to care for
business affairs. The gentleman was
| formerly If Knoxville and now re
sides at Boise City, Idaho. He has
been slated for reappointment and ia
daily expecting call to duty.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. w. D. Tis-
dale entertained this afternoon at her
home on West Fifth street in honor
of Miss Abbie Jordan, whose marriage
to Lawrence Garner, of this city, is
to take place in the near future.
About twenty ladies were present, the
out-of-town guests being, Miss Kali
bach, of Oskaloosa and Miss Stod'
dard, of Chicago.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Anna
Eagle drove to Delta last evening
where she took the train for Oska'
Ioosa her new home. Miss Eagle will
be greatly missed from social ano
musical circles inWhat Cheer in which
she ever took prominent part. bel
superior talent as a musician will moi
long remain undiscovered in Oska'
, loosa.
Mrs. T. w. Fallon and daughter
Miss Agatha, have returned from Des
Moines, where they were in attend
ance at the wedding of Miss Loretta
Lee to Mr.. Emmett Ivory. During
the ceremony Mrs. Fallon sang &C
Promise Me" adding to the impress
iveness of the occasion. In the even
ing the lady assisted in a reception
that was rendered the young couple
at the home of the BRIDES mother.
A party of the young ladies of the
Freshmen class of the college enter
tanned several of their friends atRiver.
side Park yesterday evening in honor
Of John Lohand who leaves next
Tuesday, to continue his course al
Annapolis. They departed from the
usual order of things and called fol
the boys in their private carriages
The start was made about six O'Clock
and the party ARRIVED at the river
about dusk. Supper was served in
the pavilion after which boating and
various amusements we're INDUCED
in. There twas a good moon and
clear sky and it was with many re
grets that the picnicers returned tc
the ethyl late in the evening. Every
one had an unusually good time and
tae evening was voted a great sue
cess. The picnicers were;
Nellie Cole, Roy Sheppard,
Edith CHf, John Lofiand,
Edith Smith, Arthur Hugg,
Mary Spencer, WalterThornburg,
Elizabeth burnside, Lawrence Dir,
Estella pugh, Chas. Cowan,
May Cowan, Leslie Moore
pigeon Boyer, W. q. Huntington,