The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-06-12

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of small pox existing among the mem
bers of his family. was fumigated and
released Tuesday morning He left
the same evening for Oskaloosa where
he will look for alocation for board
ing house.
Miss Helen Lofland, who has been
at Lake Forest seminary, Chicago, at
school for the past seveI al months, is
at home for her summer vacation.
Miss Helen Spencer, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. A. p. Spencer, who
has been visiting her at the school
during commencement week, arrived
home to-day.
Miss Eva Spencer departed for Iowa
City this afternoon to be. at part of
the commencement program of the
State university. She goes thence to
Faribault, Mimi, to be a guest of the
Misses Grant for a few days visit.
Wilbur Spencer will join his sister
there Saturday for the annual festiv-
tiles of Shattuck. They will terminate
their visit at Albert Lea with friends
a1d acquaintances.
E. E. Kerwin, formerly trainmaster
of the Iowa Central, departed north
via the Iowa Central yesterday after
noon for Marshalltown and thence to
Jersey City to report to @. W. Hunt
ington. What place the gentleman is
to occupy he does not yet know.
Quite gathering of friends and &C.
quaintances were at the station to
see the gentleman on his way and to
wish him God speed aud all good for
tune in his new field Of labor,
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Melane, who has been
here visiting friends and relatives,
departed this morning for her home
In Marshalltown.
Mrs. Mary E. Windle and daughter
Elizabeth are visiting DR.. Windle
They are returning home to Indiana
from a trip through the western
states.
Mrs. W. r. Cowan entertained a
few young girls at tea last evening in
honor of Miss Mary jefferson, of Des
Moines, who is visiting Miss Laura
Jones and other friends In the city.
L. e. Smith, of the T. K. Smith Jew
elry house, and VIM. Bailey IN anager
of the Oskaloosa Gas Co., leave this
evening on an extended trip through
the east, combining business with
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Terrell and
granddaughter, Miss leila Bradley,
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
at the Kessler home near Bennett,
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Howar will
join the party next week and enjoy a
family reunion.
Prof. NJ. P. Givins, who it will be
remembered was for many years a
citizen of Oskaloosa and identified
with OskaIoosa college, is visiting his
old friends and acquaintance in the
city. He expresses himself as highly
pleased with Oskaloosa's growth and
improvement since he left this city
some twenty years ago. Mr.. Givins
is now living in Denver and is identi-
fed with Colorado's industrial enter
prises,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ted Hene, of Chi
cago, are in the city, guests of the
jerks Davis home, on their honey
moon trip to the western coast. Ted
is brother of the man who makes
the famous New York Life" cigars.
He sells leaf tobacco and has friends
by the score in all towns and cities
that he visits, and all ars extending
the young man the sincerest sort Of
congratulations He is making some
trade calls on his way west and bust
ness of this sort brought him to Oska-
loosa.
The neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Orrie Coleman, fifty-three in number,
gave her birthday surprise last Sun
day. The dinner could not be ex-
celled in quality or quantity and was
served on the lawn beneath the shade
of the box elders. Ice cream was on
tap all day. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames TIP. Hellings,
Chas. Steddom and family, James
Nicholson, Frank Crispin, ]. O. Long
and family, Jacob Ogle and family,
Oscar Harvey and family, Barton Os-
born, g. M. Mott, Chas. Mott, Walter
Mott and family, Will Hall and fam
lily, Jesse Osborn and family, j. E..
Flewwelling, Will Howar, he. Rock
well, Mrs. Ida Lewis and Chas. Be-
Dillon.
Hammooks are almost neces-
silly In these days. To get the best
for the least money 1t is lust as