The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-24

Mrs. J. r. Busby, Of Rose HiIlspenr
yesterday in the city buying goods
for their store. She was accompan.
fed by her mother, Mrs. Mary Aus.
tin, who went to Fremont last even
ing to be a guest Of her son, e. Z.
Austin.
Mrs. Martin Kiser, who was called
to Lincoln, Nebr., on account Of the
death Of Porter Hedge, returned to
this city yesterday afternoon enroute
to her home in Union Mills. She is
a guest of the M. Hedge home, corner
of G avenue and Ninth street.
Mrs. Geo. Zane, who has been In
Chicago attending a convention of the
Dressmakers' Association, returned
home yesterday noon. She was &C.
companied by her daughter, Miss
Patti, who has spent the past two
months visiting in Washington.
Mrs, T, =, Baker and Master Ben
went to Des Moines this morning.
from which city they will go to Ames
to remain with Mr., Baker until the
completion Of his contract work for
the plumbing of the State College,
which win probably be about two
weeks,
In the presence of many relatives
and friends the marriage Of Mr.
Charles Brandt and Miss Marie Paul
ena Nelemans was solemniZed on
Wednesday evening, Sept. o, at
o'clock in their future home formerly
occupied by the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Brandt, at Sully.
Mrs. H. A. Peterson, Of Van Burer
county, who since New Years has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Bert Payne, went to Fairfield yester
day for a visit. She was accompan
led by her niece, Miss Pearl Burch
EFT who is returning to her nome ar
ter visit at the Payne home.
Newton Record: Mr.. and Mrs.Fre
Evans and son Marsee spent Friday
in Grinnell with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Edge, and from there went to oska
loosa for a few days visit with rela
tives. It is the first time in severa
years since Fred has had real vaca
ton and We hope he will enjoy every
minute Of 1t.
George Alderman. of Fremont, wal
in town yesterday and closed up the
deals for the sale OF the @. Bradley
farm TO Mr.. Paul, OF Illinois, and the
J. @. Butler farm to Floy Meeker
also Of Illinois. The southeastern
part of Mahaska county 10 gettini
many good settlers from the land be
yond the Mississippi.
Abba Union: ]. M. Taylor sold Of
Friday last his lot acre farm lynn
| Just northwest Of Abba 10 John Wis
ser, OF Oskaioosa. Mr.. Wiser !
very much pleased with the outlool
here. Was attracted TO this count
on account Of the. excellency OF It
local markets and the REASONABLE
| price OF It's farm lands.
The old Original East End whis
club met Thursday with its president
Mrs. J. +. Mcneil, in business sci
sion to make arrangements for tn
games OF the coming season. Tn
games win begin next week and b
held ut the homes of the member
every other week. This will be tn
thirteenth season that the club ha
been organized.
4 out OF town guests at the Res
Room on Friday were Jennie H. Fr,
Des Moines; Mrs. I. @. Brantinghan
Spring Creek; Mrs. M. ID. Moore, Mis-
Flora Moore, Mrs. Emma Marks, Mr.
@. w. France and Efie McLandsbol
ough. OF Rose Hill; Mrs. q. van Ro'
j KEEL, Mrs. Hoksberger and Miss Netti
Pothoyen. Of Pella; Mrs. Lillian Crii
pin, Of New Sharon; Mrs. Mary I
i Hayes, May Mayes and Nellie Der
burger, of Beacon; Mrs. Cora Brad
ley, Cedar; Mrs. o. g. Richardson, G
Burlington; Mrs. Jennie Sparks. Q
Stark; Mrs. James Carl Anderson,
Lacey.
Lille McOune went TO Rirksvill
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