The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31

that prince of entertainers, Charley
Hohl. About twenty young folks en-
joyed one of those quiet good times
for which the Hohl home is noted.
They had to amuse themselves games,
music, conversation and refreshments.
Those partaking we're: Misses Ida,
Cora and Dora Hohl, Mabel Evans,
Erma Odem, Ethel Mintonye, Cora
Whiteman, Mabel and Pearl Johnson,
Messrs. Charley Hohl, Frank StoE-
aker, Eugene and Leonard Beamer,
Acie Odem, Taylor Beatty, Archie
Gray, Frank Berry, Ed Kussart, ana
Will Rodgers and Elmer Todd of Os-
kaloosa. Henry Jones gave a party
to few of his friends Saturday even
ing. Those present we're: Misses
Mabel and Blanch Evans, Ida Hohl,
Laura Allen, Messrs. Frank Stonaker,
Leonard Beamer Taylor Beatty Perry
Norman and Bud" Jones.
VISITING AND SUCH LIKE-Mr. and
Mrs. John b. McUFea have gone on
to their home in Adair county after
having stopped Oft here for a few
days visit with relatives while enroute
home from the Pan-American expo
sition at Buffalo, N. Y. They visited
Mr.. McCrea's brother and sister, Jas.
w. McCrea and Mrs. Geo. N. Berry.
.... Mrs. P. J. Tharp and daughter
Miss Eva have been visiting friends
at Edgewood, Ills. Mrs. Doss of
Osceola returns home this week from
an extended visit with her daughter
Mrs. Dynes Whitlatch and other rel-
atives here -. Archie Gray of Grays
Creek spent day in Chicago sight
seeing last week -. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
L. Zingg of New Market have been
making an extended visit 70 the
parental J. W. Johnson home ....
Thos. Higgings of Company attend
ed the reunion of the 33rd Iowa In
fantry in Oskaloosa recently. Others
who attended were Jas. W. MGCrea
and son Frank and Harve Albaugh
and son Leon Mrs. 1hos. Lee de-
parted Friday for PaWnee, Neb., cal
led by the illness of her daughter E. e..
Frank Stonaker has returned from
Pella where he has spent the past
few months, we fear that Bluff Creek
will now loose it's attractions Tor b m
for his heart is now in Oskaloosa.
Will Prick has returned to Lincoln,
Nebraska, after an extended visit
with his uncle, Tom Lee, on the
county line Geo. Osborne and fam
lily, accompanied by jake Free, of
Eddyville, we're guests at the William
Smith home near Bussey Saturday
and Sunday. -. Frank Johnson, of
EddyVille, and Cha les W. and Kate
Johnson, of near Bridgeport, were
Sunday guests of the Jesse Atkinson
home near Plee SAINT Ridge school -.
J. A. Collins and family spent a few
days in Oskaloosa recently visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ida
Bunnell. . Frank Underwood, an old
West Des Moines boy, but now an
Oskaloosa man of ability, was a Sun
day guest of bis parents here
Acie Odem and Misses Cora White
man and Ida Hohl were Sunday Wis
itors with their friend, Miss Pearl
YOhe near Buxton -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Emanuel, of Eddyville, were
recreating at the parental Barnes
home in Monroe county. Mr.. Eman-
uel has been a severe sufferer from
rheumatism but ig recovering under
| the skillful treatment of DR.. Jacob
| Kussart, of Eddyville. 80. Jolly" Joe
Roberts, of Eddyville, was seen in
| these parts recently. Mrs. Sarah
Norman and son rnest, of Bridge
port, and A. McMahan and Mrs. l. 8.
Riggs, of Eddyville, were calling on
| the sick folks here recently Rev.
Dillon and j. A. Miller, of Eddyville,
were calling here in the interests oil
the new NJ, E. church last week.