The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-09-12

Mrs. L. M. Wood, of Givin, was in
town yesterday afternoon visiting
friends and caring for business.
Mrs. A. T. Montgomery, of Union,
arrived yesterday for short visit at
the j. @. Montgomery home here.
Rev. A. NJ. Duboc went to Pella to-
day to attend the Foreign Mission
Council, which meets in that city this
afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. @. w. Carr and Miss
Berta Lacey left this morning for
Sigourney to attend the Beek-Need-
ham wedding.
Mrs. J. M. Hagan and son Harry
departed last evening for Chicago,
where they will spend week visiting
and sightseeing.
Mrs. viii Richmond and son Ever
EFT departed this morning for Shelby
to visit at the home of the lady's
father, George Ickes.
A. T. Styler, of New Providence,
was among the passengers from this
city yesterday to the Beck-Needham
wedding in Sigourney.
Miss Matte Finley, who has been
spending several days at the j. G.
Hanna home, left yesterday for her
home in Monmouth, Ill.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walton and son Robert
departed yesterday for Pennsylvania
where they will visit for two weeks
in and around Claysville.
Mrs. G. G. Prouty, of Des Moines,
was in the city for a short time yes
terday on her way to Sigourney to
attend the Beck-Needham wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Randolph and
Misses Nina and Jennie went to Of
tumwa this morning to attend the
wedding of A, /. Randolph and Miss
Nellie Cathey.
Roscoe Hill and wife returned to-
day from a wedding trip to Bentons-
p Jrt and that vicinity. They were
gone about a week, visiting friends
along the road.
W. w. White arrived home last
evening from a successful summers
work in the picture business in Min
nesCta. He was accompanied by q.
V. Barker, of Indianola, who will be
q Penn.student this year.
Mrs. John Gentry and Miss Lille
Rinehart left yesterday for Chicago,
Buffalo and the east. They will visit
the exposition, Niagara and other
points of interest, and make a short
stay at the David Rinehart home in
Canton, Ohio.
The.Rock Island had quite crowd
of passengers for Cleveland Monday
Among those from this city were Jno.
Head, j. Patterson, G. E. Shafer, R,
H. Barnes, Eva Dunn, Mrs. Helen
Printers, flames and Maggie Baird
a d Miss Mamie Baughman.
A Charlton correspondent says:
prof. L. M. Johnson, of Creston,
spent Sunday with his wife, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E
Lewis, of this place. The professor
is on his way to Oskaloosa, where he
goes to give lessons on the violin and
open up a piano and organ store"
The Penn college boys returning
from Minnesota report the marriage
of Bert Noel, of near Eddyville, and
Miss Cora Doll of this city at Austin,
Minnesota, Saturday evening, Sept.
Z. The young people are both Penn
students and expect to return to COM
pIete their college work after the hol-
idays.
Des Moines Register: Mrs. Carrie
Baugh, widow of DR.. Baugh, has pur-
chased a residence on Twentieth
street, where she and her daughter,
Miss Flora, will make their home.
Mrs. Baugh lived in Des Moines in
the years 1856 and 1857, when but a
child, and is now returning here from
Oskaloosa.
Among the passengers for Cleve-
land, Ohio, via the Iowa Central re-
Gently were Walter B. Lutz, Miss Lou
White, Capt. Sparks of Newton, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas, Geo. Fox, G. w.
Mcleod, E. NJ. Fox, 1. W. Fuller and
wife, ]. T. Trigg, Thos. q. Cprsey,
John Mcdonald, John R. Baer and
VIM. A. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Noel, of New
Sharon, spent several hours in the
city with friends yesterday, On their
way to sigourney to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Edna Needham to Mr..
Jesse McFall Beck. Miss Needham
is the daughter of w. H. Needham,
editor of the Sigourney News, while
Mr.. Beck is one of the leading men,
bers on the staff of the Muscatine
Journal. The ceremony will take
place to-day and the best, wishes of
many friends and relatives go with
the happy couple.
Misses Grace Harrison and Bertha
Baugh departed for Chicago yester-
day evening where they will enter the
Conservatory of Music for course
during the winter. Miss Essie Pugh
expects to follow next week. Miss
Baugh is now in her fourth year at
the school and has met with unusual
success. Her work is highly praised