The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-06-06

Ing albor DuSlhebS AFFAIRS anu Gaming
among friends.
J. Il. vallandingham, of Rose Hill,
was in the city yesterday afternoon
caring for business affairs and calling
among friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swayze are
in the city called from their home in
Richland by the death of their grand
father, John Swayze.
E. H. Hibben, of Marshalltown
was in the city yesterday for few
hours shaking hands with his hosts
of friends in these parts.
Miss Clara Rhinehart, of Monroe,
is in the city for visit of several
weeks duration at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Gentry.
Pella Blade: Mr.. 8. N. Beaman, of
oakaloosa, spent last Wednesday in
this city, the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. j. L Warren aud family.
+ "Uncle" Chas. Kramer, of New
Sharon, is lying very i'll at his home
at that place, and word comes to this
city that he is in very critical con-
dttion.
J. P. Hiatt departed last evening on
business trip to Ell Paso, Texas. He
will also visit Jaurez, Mexico, while
away. He expects to be away about
a week.
Mrs. Jackson, who has been in the
city for number of weeks at the M.
D. Burket home on South Market
street, went to New Sharon yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Spencer departed
yesterday afternoon for Lake Forest
to be in attendance at the wedding of
friend and to spend commencement
week at the school.
E. @. Sloan, recorder of Monroe
county, was over from Abba yester-
day looking after business affairs and
calling among friends in attendance
upon the Foresters' convention.
Miss Abbie Rock we'll of the account
ing department of the Green & Bent
ley Drug Co., departs Saturday upon
vacation trip of two weeks dura-
ton. She will go to Minneapolis to
be the quest at the home of her uncle,
V. L. Coleman.
Frank Hoy, formerly with the CT.
M. Schlenker barber shop, dep arted
Saturday evening for Rollins, Wyom-
ing, where he will locate permanent
ly, Mrs. Hoy will remain in the city
severallweeks before joining her hus-
band in the.west.
Joe Beeson goes to Sigourney this
evening to officiate as best man at the
wedding OF Joe Johnston,a physician
of Delta, and Miss Myrtle Harlan, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents
in Sigourneyfat 500 O'Clock Both
of the contracting parties are quite
well known in this city and many
friends will extend congratulations
Mr.. andiMrs.J. W. shreve have re-
turned from a two weeks trip to Col
orado cities. Mrs. Shreve stopped
at Keithsburg and Mr.. Shreve came
to this city. The remains OF their
son, Loren Lee Shreve, will be re-
moved from the receiving vault at the
Forest cemetery for interment at
keithsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Jones, of this
city, aresin receipt of invitations to
the wedding of Miss Edna Bon ham,
of Council Bluffs, to MI. Mahlon Madi-
son Head, at the Bonham residence
in Council Bluffs, at O'Clock, p. m,
Thursday ,.June 6, '91. Mr.. and Mrs.
Head will be at home in Jefferson,
Iowa, after August 1, '01.
Des Moines Register: The regular
monthly meeting of the Woman's
Press ClubIwas held in the Y. w. Q.
A. paElors Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Ella Hamilton-D urley and Miss Emelie
Stapp we're appointed committee to
ascertain the date of the arrival of
Mrs. AL Swain and Miss Nina Swain
in the city. The club will entertain
them. Mrs. Alice Carey-Weltz has
proffered her home for a garden
party, but as yet no decision has
been reached as to the plan or man
ner in which they will be entertained.
Each member will invite ten guests.
Mrs. Anwel, Mrs. Griffis and Mrs.
Thomas, of Long Greek, who have
been in the city for the past ten days
visiting among many friends, depart
ed last evening for their homes. The
ladies have been entertained at a
number of homes during their stay in
the city and have very pleasant recol-
leotions of Oskaloosa and he- people.
They were entertained at tea at the
j. M. Price home Monday evening
when a number of guests partook of
the hospitality of the place. In ad-
dition to the guests of honor there
were Mrs. Lloyd Williams and Mrs.
Joshua Price, of Beacon, and Mrs.R.
w. Hughes and Mrs. B. T. Phillips,
of Muchakinock. The same party
with the addition of the gentlemen
met again at dinner Tuesday even
ing at the Mrs. Griffis home.
A crowd ofyoung ladies and gentle
men spent very pleasant time at