The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

and George Vincent, OF Des Moines,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MCNEIL, of
Fairfax, washington. mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph McCurdy entertained for
j Misses Robinson ON the previous
day.
4 Miss Mary A. Phillips, OF Beacon AN.
employe Of the Home Telephone
office, this city, who entered q con-
testssome time ago in the interests
of the subscription Departmental the
Woman's Magazine, competing for a.
\ prize In the shape OF a visit to the
st. Louis exposition with all ex penses
paid, has been notified by the COM
pany that she Is one of the winners.
Miss Phillips is to, be congratulated
upon her success in the competition.
She will visit the fair in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Andrews are
home from St. Louis where they have.
been spending number of days at
the exposition. They were partici-
pients in quite large family reunion
while in that city. We Andrews,
a brother and his wife, OF Washing
ton, WA, Andrews, and family, of
Deer Greek, Oklahoma, another
brother and sister, Mrs. A. B. Ruby,
of Downs, Kansas, were the other
members Of the party. They met for
the first time In many years and the
reunion was enjoyed as much as was
4 the fair. w. E. Andrews is an aud
itor in the treasury depar tment of
4 the United States government. While
in st. Louis Mr.. Andrews had the
pleasure Of being entertained at the
homo Of Mr., and Mrs, Ed O'Rrien,
formerly an officer Of the, .Oskaloosa
police force. Ed is now mortorman
in the service of the st. LouisItransit
company. He is well and Is pros
pering finely. -, ,.~. ~. a.,
Mrrand Mrs. Guy Woodin spent
yesterdayIin sigourney.'m4Djan al'y
w. d. Van Oss went to Des Moines
! this morning on business. 8' ''''''5' t',
| Mrs. George Cattle is visiting her
parents in Keithsburg, III, f.,~a>
Mrs. Lena Swearingen went to
Keota yesterday for few days visit
i Mrs.J. T, White, A avenne west,
is visiting her parents at Lynnville,
Iowa, ,'....., ~. ....,..
i Major John F.. Lacey gave the
memorial address at Knoxville yes
terday. ,Hy aI IKE 3II ag@r&s.',y2
Mrs. P. CIinkenbeard and daugh;
ter, Miss Edna, of Evans, spent the
dsy in town. + ''.',. VA, S1' '',. -.
Mrs. G. B. Castles has arrived to
stay for time with her sister, Mrs.
George Grill. is.}.5 .H~r1aar i 3u,a
1 Mrs, Clarence Bryan, of Des Monies,
was in town yesterday and went to
New Sharon. ...,E."' ;.
j Mrs. F. i. Lynch, of Desl Moines,
arrived this morning for a visit at
the J. 81. Larkins home.u af ~
| Miss Cora Story has gone to OF
tumwa this morning for a weeks
at the JohniSmith home. .'.'s..
Mrs. Robert Meredith and daugh-
ter, Miss Roberta, went to the farm
near Searsboro yesterday, .rra
Mrs. Sol Handler and children, of
Omaha, arrived yesterday for a visit
at the John Handler home.
Mrs. VIM. slattery has returned to
her home in Harper after a visit at
the Thomas Clarahan home, .. .
jesse Harlan went to Givin this
morning to assist in some building,
accompanied by j. H. Richie. ".r''
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jolly, of Evans,
and iDr, Cardwell and sister, Miss
sissie, Of Beacon, spent yesterday in
town. -.5 .r.. r.ar.p. ..r4..
Mr.. and Mrs. J.R. Nc Cune returned
to their home in Martinsburg yester-
day after a visit at the John Shirley
home. i7E.
Mrs, Q, J. Monroe, Of Tampa,
Florida spent Sunday night in town
and continued her journey to Chicago
yesterday "Haaeaa- tawm sj,g
Miss Anna O. Taylor, the science
teacher in the Mt. Pheasant High
school, was in town yesterday enroute
to her home In Ackiey.
Misses essie Welch and Kate Earl
went to Coltax this.morning to attend
the annual camp meeting of the
Seventh Day Adventists. ag.fJs5
Mrs. VIM. ID Nicola return ed this
morning from visit in ottumwa.
She was accompanied by Mrs. e. j..
Hammersmith and sister with whom
she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. @. Caves, of New
Sharon, spentIyesterday in town,at
the home of the lady's mother, Mrs..