The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-11-28

Wymore.
@. d. johnson, who has been in the
city for number Of days, departed
Saturday evening for his home in
Musoatine
Mrs. M ". Valerines, who has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. Dennis
Ragen, returned to her home in Har-
per Saturday evening.
Rev. O. w. Sweet, Of the Friends
church Of Des Moines, was in the city
to-day attending to business affairs
and calling among friends.
Misses EtheIMcC Ianahan and Jessie
johnson returned to their home in
Delta Saturday night after spending
the day with Miss Addie Augustine.
Mrs. Grace Cogshall, OF Des Moines,
arrived this morning to be guest of
the "A. Hamilton home over Thanks
giving The husband will arrive later.
Mrs. MarionsR. Newton, who has
been spending the past week at the
Geo. Ross home on Second avenue
east, left to-day for her home in Cedar
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Dorman, of
Caldwell, Idaho, who have been
guests at the ]. w. Russell home for
sometime past, departed Saturday for
Buffalo.
Miss Edith Allen, formerly of the
Baldauf Millinery department, left
for Valparizo, Ind, Saturday to COM
plete herr college course in that city
at the Vineyard Hall,
Elmer Wells, of Centerville, form
erlyIof this city, was in town over
Sunday guest of relatives and old
time friends here. Mr.. Wells is still
in the express business and is pros
pering.
s. E. Pearson, of Atlantic, who has
benin the city for the past week
visiting relatives and friends, depart
ed Saturday for Ottumwa where he
will visit sister before returning to
| his home.
Mrs. Ernest Kumman and little
daughter, Gladys, of Kankakee, Ill.
are in the city for few weeks visit
at the home of her father, DR.. Muir.
Mr.. Kamman is expected for the holt
days.
F. W. Mccall was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll with stomach trouble
at his marble works Saturday after
noon. He was taken home and has
been in bed since, but was much better
this morning
Joe Myers, of Dalhart, Texas, secre-
tary and treasurer and general freight
and passenger agent of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Mexico r, R., who has
been in the city visiting at the Fred
Wheeler home on North @ street, de-
parted last evening for his home in
the south.
Fremont Gazette: One year ago
Wednesday Chas. Newt, of Butler,
brought his jaw to DR.. Morgan to have
it set and yesterday, just one year
later, he came back on the same
errand. Charles says that unless DR..
Morgan will give him guarantee for
three years he will be compelled to
change physicians.
Miss Fern Mccall entertained her
little friends in very pleasant way
Saturday afternoon, Nov. %, from
to O'clock, the occasion being the
seventh anniversary of her birth.
Elegant refreshments were served,
and various games and all that con-
stitutes a good time for little folks
was furnished and all left wishing
their little hostess many more happy
returns of the day. Those present
were: Gladys Needham, Helene
Strasburger Alice and Leonard Brock,
Emily Brewer, Grace Neagle, Esther
Daily, Fay and Warren Shoemake,
William Davis, Elery Alexander,
Deloris Barnhart, Marie Parker, Her
bert Johnson. Wallace Reilley, Crotch
en- and Carl Mcdonald, Dorothy Barn
house, Hazel, Helen and Zelma Shafer,
Lucille Campbell andMyrtle Northrup.
Mesdames Grant Janney, Chas.
Reisman, ]. W. Rawson and ]. @.
Hammes entertained the members of
the Widows whist club at $3.50 o o'clock
dinner Saturday evening at the Jan
ney residence on A avenue east. When
the club was organized last season it
was agreed that the four ladies hav-
ing the lowest scores at the close of
the season should banquet the men,
bers of the club. This duty fell to the
lot of the above named ladies and |
the "spreadn OF Saturday evening
marked the payment of the debt. The
rooms of the home were handsomely |
decorated for the occasion, the color
scheme being red and white. The |
dining room was a bower of beauty, |
and the table with it's snow-white lin
en-, strewn with red carnations and |
smilax and sparkling with cut glass
and silver, presented handsome APP
pearance. Covers were laid for six
teen and places were found by means
Of "Trilbyu hearts tied with ribbon,
which we're also usedi 10 finding places
at the whist tables later in the even
ing. The menu, served in courses by