The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-10-23

Fremont Gazette: Rev. z. Boden.
ham was painfully hurt last Thurs.
day by falling backwards onto the
edge of box. He was undertaking
to loosen board from it's fastenings
when the board gave way, throwing
him backwards so that he fell across
box, sustaining injuries to his back
that make it uncomfortable to get
around.i He IL heroical1y moving
about, however, and expects to finish
the job Of experimenting the con-
struction Of the new parsonage.
Mrs. Dan Davis gave a talk on her
trip in Europe to the pupils of three
or four of the higher rooms of Third
ward few days ago. For some time
she had kindly been lending some OF
her photographs to illustrate their
geography lessons and the teachers
invited her TO give a talk to the stu
dents. O sheIbrought with her large
number Of curios, flags and kodak
pictures which she had taken. She
spoke mainly Of the countries of west
ern Europe Germany, Switzerland,
Italy and France, and her talk was
exceedingly interesting and instruct
We. Many of the teachers say she
gave them the clearest and best pic
ture of Europe that they had ever
been able to form from any other
description.
Rev. e. II. Waring and wife, of 424
North Market street, were made the
happy recipients Of a neighborIy visit
last evening. Despite the severe
storm, some thirty-five friends gath
cred to celebrate in q fitting manner,
the eleventh anniversary of the we'd
ding Of this worthy couple. The oc-
casion was also the 18th birthday of
Mr.. Waring. The evening was spent
in such social intercourse as only old
friends and neighbors can enjoy. A
bountiful supper was provided by the
ladies and thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. Congratulations and good
wishes were extended and all was
done to make the event one OF those
bright and happy times which some
times fits across the pathway of life.
Among those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. SomsrviIle, Rev. and
Mrs. A. M. Duboc, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stafford, Major J. w. McMul.
len, DIR. and Mrs. W. q. Millar, DR..
and Mrs J. M. True, Mrs. and Mrs.
Geo. Sewers, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d.
Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosborough, Mrs.. j.
W. Bateman, Mrs. Waggoner, Mrs.
Norman, Salisbury, Mrs. Glenn,
Mrs. Millisack, Mrs. Shumate, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Ballingsr,
Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. M.
L. Haynes, Mrs. Ketner, Mrs. l.. r.
Crookham and Mrs. Hustled, OF In
dianola, Iowa.
(From Mondays Daily.)
A. A. Matthews went to Abba this
morning to look after business affairs.
Mrs. B. M. Francis left Saturday
afternoon for short visit in Abba.
b. O. Andrews went to Abba this
morning to visit friends for few
days.
w. A. Cowan was q passenger for
Abba this morning to care for busl-
ness affairs.
Miss Madonna Stark went TO Eddy
vile Saturday to visit for few days
with friends.
Mrs. O. A. Westmoreland and fam
lily went to New Sharon Saturday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Olive Stanley went to- Lacey
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
with Mrs, ii. III. Orr.
VIM. Reese, private secretary TO
Congressman Lacey, spent Sunday at
bis home in ottumwa.
Mrs. Geo. Evans went to New Shar-
on Saturday afternoon to visit with
friends over Sunday.
. Rice Tracey, of Newton, who has
besn visiting friends here, returned
TO bis home this morning.
DR.. O. O. Cone went to Abba satur-
day afternoon TO attend to some pro-
tessionsl business in the city.
Prairie City News: Mrs. John Van
derwaal, Of oskalooaa, visited last
week with Miss Rose Hazard.
Mrs. VIM. Holloway, OF Chicago ,on
her way from Clinton, spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. Joe Stumps.
Miss Stella Reel, who has been visit
ing friends here for the past day OF
two returned to Oxford this morning.
Frank Armour went to Marshall.
town Saturday afternoon to spend a