The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-05

of her sister, Mrs. AID Carson.
i Mrs. Alice Spillman came up from
Ottumwa this morning to spend Sun
day at the parental J. q. Sellers home
| J. Fl. Springfield, OF the o. T. & L.
Co., came up from Ottumwa Las I
eveningl to care for business in tt 9
city.
Mrs. d. T Hutton, OF Ottumwa, is
an Oskaloosa guest today visitir &
at the home of her sister, Mrs. @. F.
Harris.
Darius Smith, OF Marshalltown, ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
at the home of his mother, Mrs. e.
O. Wormhouudt
| A company of young society folks
will have a Halloween party at the
UountryIClub house southeast of the
city this evening.
A company of the ladies of the
Methodist church drove out to the l.
N. Taylor home Friday afternoon and
were splendidly entertained.
Miss Nina Cotter, who has been in
the city visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Rosa Hampton, departed
this morning for her home in Des
Moines.
John A. Bell, of Beacon, has gone
to Garnett, Anderson county, Kansas,
where he will be the guest of friends
and relatives during number of
weeks soiourn.
Mrs. Chas. Harper and sons Preston
and Rex, who have been in the city
visiting at the Dow home for num-
Der of days, returned to their home
in EddyvIlle last evening.
Irene Kissick, who is lying very i'll
of typhoid fever was not quite 80 we'll
| yesterday and this morning. Nor
man who is down with the same
trouble is holding hisown nicely.
Mr.. andIMrs. L A. Smith and baby
daughter, Miss Emily Helen, arrived
in the city yesterday from st. Louis
and are guests at the parental Eph
Smith home for a few days. The
family is enroute to Des Moines to
make the place their permanent resi-
dence.
Harry K, and Wilbur E. Spencer,
Tad Shipley, Frank Movies, Carl
Johnson, Art Oppenheimer, R. O.
Martin, Bob Gareau and Miss Temp.
son were north bound passengers
last evening on the Iowa Central for
st. Paul. The boys go to witness the
Michigan and Minneapolis foot ball
game.
Mrs. Belle Ray went to Marshall.
town this afternoon on invitation oil
the Congregational church of that
city The church has a new pipe
organ and Mrs. Ray was asked tC
play. She accepted the invitation
! and will be in the city over Sunday,
She will be the guest of the Ira
Kemble home during her stay in the
city. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Matthews
departed this evening enroute to
Liverpool, England, and will spend
the winter in their native country.
They departed at five O'Clock via the
Burlington route for Chicago and
thence to New York City where they
embark Wednesday on the White
Star Line Steamer Cedric. Many
friends here wish them pleasant
voyage and visit.
Miss Carolyn Gilman, of Marshall
town, we'll known to many friends in
Oskaloosa, was married on Thursday
night to VIM. Jackson Rice of New
ark, N. j.. Rev. David Dempster, OF
the First Presbyterian church, per-
formed the ceremony, using the
double ring service of the Episcopal
church. 1t was most brilliant affair
throughout, and five hundred guests,
most of whom were from out of the
city, had been hidden. About one
hundred and twenty-five were
present,
(From Mondays Daily.)
Chas. McCulloch, who has been
severely i'll at his home on South D
street, is much better to-day.
Miss Martha Waggoner, of st,
Louis, Mo-, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs VIM. Waggoner.
Mrs. William Ford, of Peoria, ILL.,,
is in the city the gueet of the home
of Rev. ]. P. Mcknight, for few
days. visit.
Mrs. Mary Shoop, of MARSHALL
town, is in the city visiting with
friends and Iacquaintances during q
few days.
Miss Emma Raines. who has been
in the city visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Ellen Wallace, has
returned to her homo in Knoxville.