The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-02-20

days visiting at the parental M. M.
Dixon home in that city.
National President Mrs. Walter
Campbell spent Tuesday in Knox
vile attending to some special P. E..
o. work.
Frank Cowan and Louis Smith went
to Mason City this morning to attend
the grand ball that is to be given in
that city by the Elks tonight.
Mrs. Lester Cosgrove, who has been
in the city for a number of weeks,
departed this morning for her home
ia Des Moines.
George Godfrey, who has been in
the city looking after business mat
tiers and calling on friends, returned
to his home and labors in Abba yes
terdsy.
@. NJ. Miles, of Clay Center, who
has making a short visit with his sis
ter, Mrs. d. L. Davidson, left yester-
day for Atwood where he will visit
friends and relatives for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atchison and
daughters, Miss Leila and Lucille, de-
parted last evening via the Iowa Gen.
trail for California and they will be in
the land of perpetual summer for a
number of months.
Miss Margaret Stalker and Mrs. S.
s. Smith left over the Rock Island
last evening for Fostoria, Ohio, where
they will spend several weeks. visit
ing their sister, Mrs. F. w. Swearin-
gen, Of that city.
Miss Ruth Phillips, of Rose Hill, is
in the city for visit at the William
and Warren Laffollett homes. The
lady will depart for the home of her
brother, Amos Phillips, in Union
Mills, after her stay here.
Mrs. Emma Barnes has returned to
the city from an extended visit in
number of cities of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois. She has been absent from
home a number of months ana re-
turns greatly benefited in health.
Miss Daisy Sheppard entertained
the members of the Reading Club and
their friends at six handed euchre
last evening at her home on High
avenue east in a very hospitsble and
pleasant manner. Refreshments were
served.
The following were passengers via
the Iowa Central last evening for dis
tant points: r. N. Bennett, Morton,
Mimi; w. R. Gilmore, HoldenviIle,
Indian Territory; Chris Myers,
Geddes, 1. T.; W.E.sheats. Hennesy,
Oklahoma.
Squire George Baugh ia back in his
office after several months con6ne-
ment at his home with carbuncle
The gentleman has been off duty
since Thanksgiving, and his many
friends will be pleased to see him
again at his desk.
Lewis Norris friends made a raid
on him the evening of the 10th Of
February to remind him of his 37th
birthday. Oysters, fruit and cake
were served, after which music was
furnished by Mrs. Carroll and others
and general good time was had by
all present
Cards have been distributed giving
invitation to the fourth of the parties
under the auspices of Company E at
Armory hall. The party will be given
on the evening of Thursday, Feb'y
20, and will be Washington's birth
day party. schmitt's orchestra will
supply the music for the evening.
DIR. Harry Carver to-day said adieu
to oskaloosa friends to take up his
residence in Rose Hill. The doctor
has been delayed a number of weeks
In the departure for his new location
on account ofs.inability to compiete
his arrangements. His ONCE was in
completeiland There was delay in
finishing.the building. All is now in
readiness and the young man went to
the little city this,morning TO remain
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Spencer enter
tanned the EastiEnd whist club last
evening at their home on High ave.
nue. east, iand. a livery pleasant affair
it proved to bs. Refreshments were
ser ed during 1.-THE fore part OF the
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