The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-06-25

parental R. W.sDye home, departed
this morning via the Rock Island for
her home.
Sheriff Cramer, of Wapello county,
was among the carnival visitors yes
terday. The boys wanted him to
stay overlthat they might show him
good time" but the sheriff Twas
on" and "sneaked" home.
Mrs. J. T. Coveny and children and
her mother, Mrs. John M. Brainard,
of Boone, who has been visiting them
for some time, departed this morning
for Boone where they will spend the
summer. DR.. Coveny accompanied
them as far as Des Moines.
EdgarlWilcox, who has been study
ing in the medical institution at
Louisville, Kentucky, has completed
the years work and has returned to
the city after quite an extended trip
in the east.
DR.. and Mrs. r. O. Hoffman de-
parted last evening at eleven O'Clock
via the Iowa. Central for Salt Lake
City in.chargs of the body of the late
Mrs. Stevenson, mother of Mrs.
Hoffman, who died quite suddenly in
this city Wednesday afternoon. The
funeral will be held in Salt Lake
which city was the former residence
of the deceased and interment will
be made there.
Mrs. j. y. HRmmes entertained the
Commercial Widows Whist Club at
her home on A avenue Wednesday
evening in q very hospitable manner.
A number Of guests from outside the
city were present among whom were
Mrs, Bocock and Mrs. Adams, of
Burlington, Mrs. cConnell, of Draw
fordsville, Ind, Mrs. o. A. Hesla, of
Prescott, Arizona, and Mrs. Fred Moss,
Of Des Moines. The evening was de-
voted to six-hand euchre. Light re-
freshments were served and all pass
ed MOST enjoyable evening.
A happy group Of children gather
ed at the home of Thomas and Lydia
8. Terrell Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of the seventh birthday of their
granddaughter, Sarah Mae Kessler.
Those present were: Amale Sopher,
Harry and Nellie Terrell, Ruth Hell
lings, Inez, Linnie, Laura and Myrtle
Steddom, Ethel Young, Susie and
Paul Edwards, Florence, HELEN and
Ester Larimer, Nellie Bass, Dorothy
Young, Harold Warden and Albert
Smith. The afternoon was devoted
to pleasant Egames and such amuse-
mont and diversions as always results
at an occasion of this kind Dainty
refreshments were served during the
afternoon and all voted that the
hours had been we'll spent. Many
pretty little remembrances of the oc-
casion were left by the guests and
the young hostess will long have
reason to remember the day and it's
pleasant returns.
(From Mondays Daily.)
w. II. Wray went to St. Louis this
morning via the Iowa Central to care
for business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Kendig went to
Marshalltown this morning to visit
friends and care for business matters.
Pres. and Mrs. A. Rosenberger de-
parted this morning via the Iowa
Central for Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Kemble return
ed to their home in Marshalltown
this morning after a visit at the home
of Mrs. M. L. Haskell.
Miss Fern Miller, who has been
visiting at the home of her friend
Miss Maud McWilliams, returned to
her home in Taintor this morning.
Miss Eva Kendig, who has been
staying with friends and relatives
here for the past few days, has re-
turned to her home in New Sharon.
Brighton Enterprise: T. J. Drohan
left Tuesday for Oskaloosa where
he will be assigned duties as
day operator in the chief dispatchers
Office of the Iowa Central.
Roscoe Coffin, one Of the dozen
young men, who started from this
city last week for Pennsylvania, to
sell stereopticon views, writes us
from Indianapolis to have the DAILY
HERALD sent him at Scranton. He
writes the crowd all o. K. thus far.
The What Cheer Patriot Of Friday
says: Greenhalgh and Ethel Gibson
started for Oskaloosa this morning
IN a carriage. Evidently there were
some more young people waiting