The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-02
MENTION.


ee~S@ - AN-o n0he yesterday py III
ness.
". A. Mccampbell is looking after
business matters IN West Liberty this
week.
z. "A Birks was q passenger via the
o. 3. 4. < P. Tor Los Angeles, Calf,
Saturday evening.
Mayor Wray has returned to his
duties after y brief visit at the home
Of bis son Joe st Waterloo.
Mrs Belle Ray returned last even
Ing from short stay at Harvey with
her father, w. w. Craddiek.
Miss Margaret MiIey, who has been
visiting with relatives in Des Moines,
has returned to her home here.
Mrs. J Loftis, who has been visit
ing her friend, Mrs. j .Myer, returned
to her home in Delta yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas GarrettIe yesterday
for her home in Delta after brief
visit 81 the Mrs. e. 3. Foster home,
Mrs. =. Jensen, who has been visit
ing at the L. M. Bacon home, left on
Saturday for her home in Rose Hill.
Miss Lillian Hughes returned home
to-day from q short visit with her
friend Jeanette A. Brown, of Ottumwa.
Mrs. win Dnnsmore departed last
evening for West Liberty to spend
several days visiting her grandpar-
enta.
Mrs. E. Spinacre, who has been wis.,
iting at the Ralph Klondyke home,
left yesterday for her home in Rose
hin.
John 9. Barr, who met with pain
ful accident about eight weeks ago,
ID able to be around again with the
aid Of crutches.
John Davis is at his home in this
city for weeks visit with friends
and relatives. He is working in Dav-
snport at present.
Miss Fannie Pemberton, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
here, departed last evening for her
home in Burlington.
r. s. ColviIle, who has been visit
ing at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Mason, departed last evening
for his home in Ottumwa.
Miss Martha Stringfellow, who has
been visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie
Moore, for several days, returned to
her home in Rose Hill Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Worth and babies, who
have bson at the parental T. r. Gar
retson home on A avenue cast, de-
parted yesterday for their home in
Abba.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. d. Riggs, who
have been spending several days Wis
fting MIR. and Mrs. A. Baker, left last
evening for their home in Council
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Sopher, who
have been spending the past few days
visiting at the parental A. H. Sopher
home, left last evening for their home
In Muscatine.
A. o. johnson and wife, of New
Franklin, Mo-, and s. d. johnson, OF
st. Charles, Mo, are in the city on
account of the death of their father,
Thos. @. johnson.
County Recorder L. L. McCord was
In Eddyville yesterday caring for
business affairs. Mrs. MeCord and
the children are visiting relatives
there for few days.
The X. Of p. people will have a So
cial Of informal sort this evening for
the watching of the old year out.
Music win be on hand and an enjoy
able occasion is looked for.
John Neasham, who has been in the
employ OF the sheppards for long
term Of years in the management of
parts Of their coal interests, has &C
copied similar position at the mines |
at Sewers. He departed thither |
with his wife and family this morning |
to enter upon the duties of the new
place.
Friends in the city have received |
word from Mrs. Jennie Green that |
she was married couple of weeks
ago to Mr.. Holt, OF the Bee Hive
store in Marshalltown. They expect
to make Marshalltown their future
home and Mrs. Hollis daughter, Miss
Donna Green, who has been attend
ing school in Des Moines, is now
visiting at that home.
Miss Leoni Mcmillan entertained
number or her friends very pleasant
~ at her home on First avenue east
Yesterday afternoon. About fifty
ladies were present and enjoyed an
informal good time. The principal
feature Of the entertainment was
ssBook Lovers Story" in which the
names Of various well known books
were used, the object being to guess
the authors Of the books named. Miss
Beulah Bennett received the prize,
having guessed sixty Of the seventy
Five O'Clock tea was
served. Out Of town guests were:
Nrs. Dan Walton, of Waynesburg,
pa: Mrs. ]. e. Buxton, OF Middle
town Springs, VT; Miss Halle Nor
rIu. Toronto, Canada; Mrs. Alice
Davis and Miss Kittie Hirschel, Of