The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-10

morning IOr OulCAgO where 516 VIII
spend several weeks studying voca
music. Miss Kalbach has already
gained considerable reputation as ,
/ violinist and without doubt she viii
prove herself equally skillful in thil
new line Of work. She expects to re
main until the last of December anC
will take a full course in music and
! voice culture
w. @. Coleman, Of this city, is in
receipt of q letter from John Sims, Of
Washington, d. Co. stating that he
was married in Chicago on October
to Mrs. Louisa @. Napier, The"dea.
con" in this happy event will have
the hearty good wishes of his hosts
of friends in this city. The bridal pair
had expected to visit oskaloosa be-
fore going to their home in Washing
ton, but Mr.. Sims could not get his
leave of absence from duty extended
long enough.
Mrs. John Gentry and sister, Miss
Lille Rinehart, who have been in
the east for theIpas several weeks,
have arrived home. The ladies were
at the Buffalo exposition and visited
Niagara Falls and all other surround
ing points of interest. They were in
Canton, Ohio, on the day of the flu
neral of the lamented President Nc
Kinley and were witnesses to the
funeral demonstration. John Gentry
met the ladies in Chicago and num-
Der of days were spent in that city.
Monday.
John H. Warren departed for Chi
eago this morning on business trip.
Mrs.IJennieIGreen returned to her
home in Des Moines to-day after
stay of six weeks in this city.
Ernest Lyons, of Cedar, was in the
city SaturdayIlooking after business
affairs and calling on friends.
Mrs. Belle Mix, of Danville, is in
the city for a two weeks visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Q. B.stull.
Mrs. J. Q. Cliff departed last even
ing for st. Louis where she will spend
a week visiting relatives and friends.
Nanny YerYser and Joe Strasbur-
ger returned to Abba last evening
after q short business visit in the city.
Harry strasburger, of Strasburger
& Pfeifer's, departed last evening for I!
New York to purchase more goods
Jr the fallitrade.
Mrs; Emma hiatt and her motks::,
Mrs. Sarah 6adwallader, of Detroit, i
arrived to-day for visit at the NV.
Jadwallader home.
Congressman John F. Lacey went
% Cincinnati, Iowa, this morning to
'egin a weeks work in the political
canvass of the state.
Mrs. Alice Bancroft, of Winterset,
gho has been visiting at the ]. NJ.
iagan home on First avenue west,
departed to-day for her home. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Campbell de-
'arted forKst. Louisi. Saturday for
everal days visit with their children.
,ney will take in the big fair and caz-
lival.
Mrs. E. A, Henderson, who has been
pending the past two weeks visiting
It the VIM. Burnside home southeast
If the city, left Saturday evening for
Ter home.in Washington.
Messrs. Herman ISchmitt, Horace
Will Beckman and John
Phillips went to Cedar Rapids last
evening to help furnish music for the |
big carnival in progress there.
Mrs. &. 81. LeFeVre, who has been |
spending several weeks with friends
n Ohio, is making a short stay with |
aer niece, Miss Lena McMillen, en- |
route to her home in Lincoln, Nebr.
Mrs, Dan Chord and Mrs. George |
Gable ieftssaturday night for Harper |
where they will spendl several days |
With their brother. aJames M. Gable.
They will also visit friends in Rose
Hill before returning.
Mrs. J.IA. L. Crookham and son
John have gone to Nebraska where
the lady will be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Andrews, stsOverton, for a
number of weeks. They stopped at
Glenwood en- route to visit at the
StarbuckI home.
Yves Moore and family, of Cedar,
will leave this week for Nebraska
where they'will visit for week and
then go.on to Colorado where Mrs.
Moorel and Gladys will remain for
some months, Mr.. Moore returning
in a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Sarah J. Fitch has returned
home from Monroe, Wisconsin, where
she has been visiting for the past sew
eral months with relatives. She was
accompanied by Miss Grace Whit
comb, of Monroe, a grand daughter
OF Mrs. Fitch. MissgWhjtcomb will
visit in the city for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. David W Roberts left
this afternoon for Des MOines where
they expect to make their future
home. They go on account of health
which forl e.time has been poor.
They expect Ito remain with their
children for the present, but will later
taka a senarata residence in the city.