The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-17

AaNOIaOA9 AupEcsSSu. Will OsAaASOoN
and her people.
Mr.. and MRS. John McElroy, OF
North Blstreet, were happily surprised
on their 18th wedding anniversary,
by number of friends and neighbors
Monday evening. Refreshments were
served and a very pleasant evening
passed by all. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Earl Cooper, George Oaton.
Ike Steddom, Ballard Baxter,
Tracey Palmer, Chas. Walling,
Chas. Briney, John Powell,
Mrs. Fifield, Mrs. Miner,
Grandma McElroy,
Wednesday.
Joe Beeson has gone to Chicago on
a goods. buying trip.
Fl. W. Gleason was a passenger for
Chicago on business last evening.
Miss Della NJ. Alder has gone to
Mangum, Oklahoma, on a business
trip.
Mrs. Harry Moore is home from a
pleasant visit with relatives in Omaha,
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Smith are home
from few days. visit to Des Moines
and EarIham.
A. o. McGill and wife, OF Monte
yuma, are guests at the DR.. Burtchby
no ne on North Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith who have
been visiting in Des Moines, have re-
turned to their home in this city.
II. P. Weaver departs this evening
for his home in Cleveland, Ohio, aft
er a visit of several weeks duration.
Mrs. Harry Strasburger and daugh-
ter arrived home last evening from a
pleasant summers outing in Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilmour, of
Martinsburg, are here for a visit at
the Joseph A.Jones home on A aven
ne west.
Rev. Fred Palmer, of Keota, spent
yesterday in the city visiting his
mother, Mrs. L. A. Palmer, who is
slightly i'll.
Little Hazel McMains is still lying
In a very critical condition. The ILL
ness has developed into we'll defined
case Of scarlet fever.
Father O'Carroll is in receipt of the
news of the death of Father O'Riley,
of Melrose. He will go to Melrose to-
morrow to be present at the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Craddick, of
arrived last evening to
visit at the G. H. Hare home and at
tend the 33rd reunion for a few days.
By a change in ownership of the
Royal Cafe, Oskaloosa gains several
new residents, j. B. Doll and family
aud Dan Kenner, all of Nashville
]. W. Johnson, of Abba, was in
town on business to-day. Mr.. John
son says his new paper, the Abba
Union, is meeting all his expectations
and the people of Abba are loyal to it.
Harmon Wheeler, of Pells, is here
to attend the reunion of his old regi-
ment, the 33rd. Mr.. Wheeler is an
old time resident of Marion county,
and has long been a member of THE
HERALD family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Porter are home
from West Newton, Pa, where they
went with the remains of the late
David Bell. The intermenU was made
in the old home place where many
relatives lie buried.
T. I. WATSON, Iowa Central Audi
tor, F. G. Lutz, of the freight depart
ment and E. s. Cincebeauxy of the
passenger department, we're in the
city yesterday caring for the inter
ests of their company.
Mrs. Abner Allen, Mrs Minnie
Bottsford and daughter, Miss Lena,
came down from Union Mills yester-
day fora visit among friends here.
Mrs. Bottsford and daughter will
cave Friday for their home in Con-
1ecticutt.
JameslDeBoard, who is DOWN in
oklahoma country, writes to Oska-
oosa friends that things are booming
Town there and that everything is
so far. He says our old
,itizsn Peter Nelson has a fine farm
ind is pleased with the prospeci rs that
ire before him.
Hon. w. M. E. Andrews and wife
we're in town yesterday and visited
briefly at the George e. Andrews
lome. Mr.. Andrews is ex-congress-
nan of the Hastings, N, braska, dis
rict, and is now Auditor Of the
United States Treasury, appointed by
President Mckinley Mr.. Andrews is
former Mahsska county boy, and a
gentleman whom old time friends are
,roud of.
Haieree,s sale.