The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-02-27


R. j. Erwin, of Norris, Ill, is in the
city for a number of days looking
after business matters and calling on
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Booton, who
have been visiting at the Joseph Ris-
ney home for several days past, left
last night for their home in Walker.
Mrs. John Aber departed last even
ing for her new home at Moran, Kan
sas. A number of friends and rels-
tiyes were at the station to bid her
adieu.
Mrs. ii. E. Harrington and baby
daughter returned yesterday after
noon from Oteumwa where they have
been guests for several days Of Miss
lima Harrington.
Mrs. Joe Rogers, who has been in
the city for the past month at the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Eva
Merris, departed this morning for her
home in Ottumwa.
M. E. Reece, Misses Esther Lewis
and Marie Ross departed yesterday
for Toronto to be in attendance at
convention of the Christian young
people to be held in that city.
In RENTING his subscription to the
WEEK. Y HERALD, A. B. Cole, now of
Renwick, Iowa, says: Enclosed find
check for another years subscription.
Could not do without the old HER
AID"
Des Moines Register: Capt. Frank
E. Wetherell, of Oskaloosa, is a can
didate for the position of major in the
Fifty-first Iowa, left vacant by the
promotion of Major E. r. Bennett to
be lieutenant colonel.
j. s. Lobenstein, of the Racket, who
is now sojourning in the east, has our
thanks for copy of the New York
Sunday Herald giving detailed &C.
count of the arrival of Prince Henry
and of the great explosion and fire in
the armory.
Marshalltown Times-Republican:
Mrs.John White and son, Carl White,
of Oskaloosa, spent the day in the
city, Mrs. White coming to look after
matters OF business connected with
the death of her husband, the late |
Engineer White, of the Central.
Many Oskaloosa friends of the
young people will be pleased to learn |
OF the marriage of David 8. Kilpats
rick and Miss Emma Missel, both for
merly of this city, at Denver, Colo,
last Wednesday evening, Feb'y 10, at
the Central Christian church of that
city. Mr.. Fitzpatrick has accepted
position in that city and they will re-
side there permanently. The gentle
man was employed in this city in the
Imperial bakery and the bride was
as night operator in the Of
ice of the Iowa Telephone company
during the past year.
Washington journal: Miss Louisa
Wilson entertained the "Oracker and
Cheese" club last evening in honor
Of Miss Glover. of Oskaloosa. Amu-
'ical medley was the feature of the
evening. In the first contest Miss
Emeline Warren won the prize and
Miss Name Shearer the BOBBY. In
he second Miss Anna Wells received
irst honors and Miss Name McJun-
rim the BOBBY. The prizes were lovely
pecimens of Miss Glover's handi-
york in burned wood and leather.
They were greatly admired and APP
'reciated by all. An elaborate lunch
ION was served and the evening was
,reatly enjoyed.
Chas. Miller, of Taintor, passed
through the city this morning en-
QUITE to Chicago where he was sum-
noned by the serious condition of his
on, O. T. Miller. The young man
' mt to the city for treatment and it
las been determined that an opera
ion must be performed for Appendix
tits. The young man was in Penn
ollege during the earlier part of the
ollege year. u He has been suffering
nd complaining for a number of
,onths and has been under treatment
y a number of physicians. 1t was
nally determined to send him to
hicago for treatment and the mes
age received this morning calling the
ather to the bedside OF the boy is the
ssult. Many friends Of the family
Ill hope for the best results Il