The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-03

friends here, left last evening Tor
Abba.
Miss Cora Webb, OF Washington,
has returned home after visiting
briefly here with Mr.. and Mrs, O. D,
| Weldin.
| Miss Helen slade, OF Des Moines
| is in the city for brief visit, the
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Huber, BIZ NORTH
Third street.
Mrs. M. A. Chrisman returned tt
her home in Eddyyille this morning
after visiting for a few days will
friends here.
Miss Anna Johnson left last even
| ing for Abba to visit for few day
| with Miss Bertrell Stewart and Other
college friends.
Mrs E. Griffith. of Charlottesville
who has been visiting at the Jenkir
Reese home in this city, left last
evening for Givin.
John Ferry and George Clifford re-
turned to their homes in What Cheer
last evening after spending day OF
two here onIbusiness.
Mrs. @. II. Hare returned home
last evening from months visit
with her mother-in-lsw Mrs. 81. j.
Hare, of Superior, Wis.
Mrs. Emma Mason, of Kansas City,
arrived In the city this morning and
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs w.
D. Cole for short time.
Mrs. 8. Al Parrack departed via
the Central this morning for Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, to be the guest
of friends for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Caves and chill
drsn leftlLthis morning via the Rock
Island for Lincoln, Neb., where they
will make their home in the future.
Mr.. andiMrs. d. Hess and children,
of New Sharon, who have been spend
ing few days with friends in this
city departed via the Central Friday
for Creston.
Mrs. b. o. Mathews, of Dixon,
Ill, whoi. has Ibeen visiting among
friends here for,some time, returned
this morning to her home via the
Iowa Central,
| Miss Nary Benson, OF Csrboncliff,
ILL.,, who has been visiting at the
home OF Mrs. D. Vannest for some
time, returned this morning via the
Rock Island for her home.
Frank Garrett, of Desota, who has
recently returned from missionary
iworK in China and has been visiting
at Rose Hill, was In the city yester-
day as the. guest of friends.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. EHaydsa, of Wen.
atchee, Wash. who has been spend
ing q number Of days with friends
and relatives in this city, left this
morning for Kirkville, after brie
visit atiwhich7 place she will return
to her home.
Merle Ogden left this morning FOL
HedrIck.where he will make brie
visit and then go on to Cedar Rapids
He has recently accepted a position
in the. Cedar. Rapids National Banl
and goes to take up his new work
His msny friends here will wish hin
the best Of success.
Mrs. Il, Q. Fauquier left last even
ing for Lacygne, Kans., for a month
visit with her sister.
Mrs. ]. F. Porter and daughte
Marie departedlfor Eldora Saturda
morning for a visit with her parents
Mrs. F. E. Martin and dsughte
AlIne and little neice, Evaland Kaufl
, man, went to searsboro this mornin
, to spend the day visiting friends.
Frank Sardam, of Clinton, lows
arrived in the city last evening an
will be guest at the home of y. E
, Lofland for short time. His sister
Miss Bertha Sardam, has been her
. for some time.
Mrs. Mary Missel and grand
daughter, Martha Voigts, Of StreatoI
, ILL.,, who2have been visiting at tn
: VIM. fitzpatrick home in this city
departed this morning via tn
, Central for their home.
! Washington Herald: A farewe
! party was given by the members G
| the Friends church of this city, on
: evening last Iweek to their pastor
Rev. E Ilson B. Purdy, who wi
shortly take up his duties as paste
of the Friends church at Oskalooss
Nearly one hundred were present 9
the PASTORS home, S07 Fremor
street, and an interesting literary an
musical program was carried out
connection with refreshments.
set of sHsviland china and othe
pieces of china were presented to tn
pastor and his wife. ....
Keota Eagle: 2 Rev. J. Willard d.
Yoe enters thelIowa Wesleyan I'm