The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-03

to note this splendid keota boy y suc-
cesses in life.
(From Mondays Daiiy.l
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Adams depart
ed this mprning for Clinton via the
Iowa Central to see Mrs. Adams fatb,
or, James Thorpe, who is seriously
i'll.
r. d. Wsiron, Of the Walton Cloth
ing Co., and Bob Walton, Of tn,
post ONCE FORCE, arrived home Sat
urday afternoon from pleasant fort
nights sojourn in Colorado.
Mrs. d. q. Mcfarland and daughter
Pearl and son Ben, who have beer
visiting among friends in this city fol
a number of days, returned THU
morning via the Iowa Central Il
their home in Spokane, Wash.
Hon. W. g. Jones went to Oelweir
this morning to join his wife anC
daughter who are visiting the lady't
parents at that place. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Wood, will cele.
brate their fiftieth wedding ami,
versary this week.
j. O. Hanna and two daughters,
Mildred and Jessie, returned home
last evening from Plattsmouth, Neb.,
where they have been for the past
few weeks, Mr.. Hanna caring for
business matters and the others
spending a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Richardson
went to Iowa City this morning via
the Central to visit Mrs. Richard
sons mother, Mrs. E. w. Mason, on
her birthday which occurs tomorrow.
A family reunion will be held at the
place and O very enjoyable occasion
is expected.
Ed Matthews, John Rose, John
Henry Davis and George Meas re-
turned to Keota this morning to COM
plete some cement work being done
at the singmaster ranch.
A very delightful party was given
at the beautiful home of Mrs, Jerry
Everett, about FIVE miles north of the
city Thursday afternoon In honor Of
Mrs, ], Q, Uummins Of Des Moines
and Mrs. Col. Fisher of Bucyrus,
Ohio, who formerly lived here. About
twenty ladies from the city were in
vited by Mrs. Everett and a most
pleasing afternoon spent. Light re-
refreshments were served. Mr.. Ever
EFT had little party of his own at
the same time, inviting Fl. L. Spence
and Major Lacey out to spend tbs
afternoon with himself and MI
Fisher. The occasion was preatA1
enjoyed by every one,
Chas. Huber wac q business visftc,
at Des Moines today.
| Fred True left to-day Tor Des Moiner
to spend a ten days. vacation.
Harvey Garner, of Ottumwa, spen
the day in this city visiting frien6E
Mrs. G. e. Overturf left this morn
ing for Desl Moines to visFt wit
friends.
]. E. Bishop, of Davenport, spen
Saturday and Sunday with his famil
in this city.
Mrs. F. w. Ruth went to 'Eddyvill
this morning to visit for few day
with friends.
Harry RomeC Of Chicago, is Visit
ing in the city at the homes of friend
and relatives.
Mrs. John Cruden and baby az
spending a few days among friend
at Des Moines.
John P. Reese and Edwin Perry,
the United Mine Workers, left tn
m orning for Colfax.
supt. 8, j. Finley and daughtt
, Margaret spent the day in Pella vi
iting and on business.
Mrs. Belle Ray has returned fro
, three weeks pleasure trip spen
various northern points.
Miss Alice Van Weldon left tn
morning for Pella to spend fe
, days visiting with friends.
Chas. White returned home to-da
, from a weeks vacation which he hi
been spending In Des Moines.
Mrs. WHO. Martin and SON Charl'
I returned home last evening from
, trip to Washington and Abba.
, Miss Esther Hunt departed via ii
! Central yesterday for Cannon Fall
Mimi, to visit for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pierce, Of O
= tumwa,Iwere.in the city over Sunds
!. guests of paternal Knight home.
!, Mrs. RoyI Sawyers and daught'
left this morning for Unionville
visit her parents for short time.
|, E. e. phelps, county auditor
Keokuk county, was in the city Sa
urday caring for business matters.
J. e. Pugh arrived at noon via Il
e. IawT ryfc