The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-05-22
Will Strause was in Marshalltown
yesterday looking after business af-
fairs and calling among friends.


ing department of the Chas. Fphlin-
ger store.
Miss May Hayes, of Abba, is spend
ing a few days in the city, the guest
of her cousin, Miss Pearl Rose, on
North E street.
Miss Golden Gunsaulis, who has
been making a brief visit at her home
near Wright, has returned to her
work at Penn college.
Misses Lillian Bowen and Effie Hen
derson went to Rose Hill Saturday to
spend Sunday at the Clarence Howell
home, returning to-day.
Miss Maude Harris, who has been
visiting with friends and acquaint-
ances here, departed for her home in
Masonville, ILL.,, this morning.
Roy Smith was down from Des
Moines for an over Sunday visit at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Smith, of c avenue east.
Jimmy" Hay leaves tonight for
Des Moines where he viii do the hon.
ors as chief bugler at the q. A. R. en-
eampment in that city tomorrow.
Mrs. Alice Beatty of Fruitland who
has been spending a short time with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McCampbell, on
Second avenue east, returned home
last evening.
Chas. Fehlinger goes to Creston
this evening to be in attendance at
the state convention of the funeral
directors. He will be absent from the
city a number of days.
John Fitzgerald, who represents
the G. A. HORNED pork packing estab-
lishment of Austin, Mimi, came to
the city last evening and is calling on
his many friends here.
Miss Emma Redel, formerly of this
city, en- route from Peoria to her
home in Marshalltown for a brief visit,
was met at the station here Saturday
evening by a company of friends.
Rev. W. h. Frost, rector of the st.
James parish, goes to Davenport to
be in attendance at the annual meet
ing of the diocese of Iowa. He will
be absent!from the city a number of
days.
Mrs. Ed Haynes and baby, of New
ton, arrived in the city this morning,
accompanying the father, L. P. Stan
tod, home from that city. They will
be at the Stanton home for a number
of days.
Chss. s. Walters, division passen-
ger agent of the Iowa Central passed
through the city Sunday en- route to
the home Of his parents in Iowa Falls.
Helgoes to take his mother toIColfax
for aIsojourn of several weeks dura-
ton.
Fremont tGazette: Sir Edwin K.
Porter, now of Oklahoma City, who
with his family are visiting friends
and relatives In 6skaloosa, was call
ing on friends and business acquaint-
ances here Wednesday. Ed 10 as
m~erry.and jovial as in days Of old.
Mrs. j. w. Lewis, who has been in
the city since the Ascension Day cell
ebration of the Knights Templar, the
guest OF her friend, Mrs.L.R r. Geneva,
returned to her home in Ottumwa
this morning. Her daughter, Miss
Mary, remains as q guest at the Gen.
eva home,
William M. Tifin, an old colored
citizen, is lying very i'll at his home,
No. SIS North l street, and small hope
for his recovery is entertained. The
patient is dropsical and his illness of
a nature that will not permit him to
lie down. He is compelled to remain
seated in a chair.
Mrs. NJ. L. Davis, who has been
visiting for the past five months at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. WV,
Winward, at Baltimore, Maryland,
arrived home Saturday evening. Mrs.
Davis stopped in Chicago en- route
home for a two weeks visit with Mrs.
q. II. Catlin and other friends,
Knoxville Journal: Married, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Temple
ton, in this city, on Wednesday after
noon, May IA, 1902, F. NJ. Roberts and
Ella Crew Elder, Rev. J. @. Wright,
of Hartford officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts are both well known and
highly esteemed here. Their home
will be in Oskaloosa, where Mr.. Rob-
erts is in the newspaper business, in
, connection with the Journal.
Chauncy Fauquier, formerly of the
Oskaloosa High school, class 100, is
in the city for a few days visiting rel
atives and renewing old acquaint-
ances. Chauncy has been in the
south for some time and has done
some extensive travelling since he was
last in the city. He vas present at a
reunion Of the class Saturday even
ing and his old chums we're more than
glad to welcome him back after so
long an absence.
oskaloosa Times: Robt. Hughs, an
old time What Cheer friend of the
editor, but of late years engaged in
the coal mining industry In Illinois
has returned to Iowa and secured
position as pit boss with the Oska'