The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-02-05

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cent 70 st, Louis for the opening Of
the Exposition.
P.J. Creedon, Of Omaha, arrived
IN the city last evening to take charge
81 the work on the new Y. VI. @. a.
building and 10 remain ia charge
until the completing Of the contract.
WI. CFeedOn, the son, who has been
here IN charge Of theIwork for some
time past win return TO Omaha where
he is 70 BE- married ia 3 few days.
A. ~. Church and Frank Barlow of
Scott township, canae % the city to-
day and hunting up q member Of the
hospital board, expressed regrets that
they were unable 70 be IN the city on
Monday when the street cars started.
Bat they left their contribution for
the hospital fund just the same, and
the same has been duly turned over
70 the cashier Of the Board.
(Erorn Mondays Daily.J
Miss Maggie Winston went to Pskay
t3is morning 70 visit friends.
Miss Pearl Evans, Of Evans, spent
Sunday In the city with friends.
/. Whitney went to Newton this
morning TO care for business affairs.
O. Il. MuDroe went to New Sharon
this morning to care for business
matters.
A. C.lKretb, who is now located in
Des Molnes, is in opr city on business
for the coming week.
Mrs. J. @. Wright and,the baby re-
turned this morning from visit With
relatives in Eddyville.
MariBus De geusI went to Newton
this morning where he has accepted
a position on the Courier.
Miss May Morgan went to Rose Hill
this morning after short visit at the
home OF Mrs Sam Tucker.
Mr.. andimrs. T. O. Russell, of New
ton, whoE baves been visiting in the
city with relatives, returnedgto their
home this morning.
II. P. Homer, who has been visit
ing at the home ofIhis son, DR.. Homer,
returned to Waterloo this morning
via the Iowa Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Malone, OF Iowa
City, returned to their home this
morningIvia the Iowa Central after a
short visit with friends here.
Mrs. AddielReynoIds and son and
Miss Cora Vert returned to their
home insNewton Saturday after Wis
1t ut the home Of Mrs. Tracy Palmer.
A number OF the friends Of Miss Una
and Fred lPadgett gave them a sur
prise party last week, at their home
near Eddyville. ~ Refreshments were
served land al pleasant evening en-
ioyed. The guests were: Misses Min
nio Bennett, Iva Smith, Florence Emb-
ling, Elizabeth Linderman, Messrs.
Harry Harding, Arthur Bennett, Clar-
ence Burns, Chester and Harry Besco.
Eddyvllle Tribune: Attorney and
Mrs. W. X. Nelson are making their
preparations to move to oskaloosa
about March 1st, whore they will
make their futureIhome. The Nell
sons have been residents Of our town
for eight years; Mr.. Nelson has in
that time!established q lucrative law
practice andi has demonstrated his
ability ASIA practitioner in large
number Of the most important cases
that have come up before the district
court OF this and adjoining counties,
losing only very small percentage
OF the cases In which be engaged.
Both himself and estimable wife are
prominent members OF the Christian
church and enjoy the best standing
In social circles. Their host Of friends
regret their departure, but wish them
unbounded success In their new home.
Representatives OF the local hive OF
Macoabees attended the public In.
stallation at ottumwa on Friday night
and report grand good time. In
the party were Mrs. J. W. Jacobs,
Lady Commander, Mrs. J. E. Parks,
Lieutenant Commander, Miss Dot
Brown, Mistress ut Arms, Mrs. F. o.
Porter, Sergeant, and Mrs. T. II.
Holmes, planIst.M They were most
Hospitality entertained by the ottum'
wa people, being guests Rt the homes
Of Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Mrs. Fred Herod
and Mrs. Fritz Ermine. Over six
hundred people we're present at the
installation and the occasion was one
OF the most memorable In the history
Of the MRccabee lodge In Iowa. The
gathering was honored with the pres.
enoe oflMrs. Hollister, the Supreme
Commander, Mrs. Nelson, State Com
mander OF Iowa, and Mrs. Marks
State Commander of Nebraska.