The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-03-31

pany OF Portland, Oregon, is in thu
city visiting with his mother, Gather
inc Delashmut, and among othel
relatives OF the city and county. Mr.
Delashmut is In Iowa In the interests
of the Arm and has been making hi
headquarters in the city of Del
Moines. He is MRhaska county lac
and calls Oskaloosa his home. Many
old time friends vii: be pleased tC
learn of the gentleman's prosperity
in the western country and will wisf
him CONTINUATION of the gooG
fortune that las come his way.
Miss Matte Wright, OF Rose Hill
was in town yesterday.
Mics Francis Brown, of Buxton
was In town last night for Muscstine
e. K. Taylor went to Chicago last
night on few months business trip.
Miss Cloe Galley and Miss T. Briggs,
OF Eddyville, spent yesterday at the
L. L. McCord home.
Miss Anna Noble Ia home from the
Wesleyan Universitylfor a visit with
relatives and friends.
w. O. Maleby and Mrs. r. K. Park
inson, of What Cheer, were in town
yesterday on business.
Miss Pearl Williams, of Hedrick,
was in the city yesterday returning
from trip to Eddyville.
Mrs. @. Forbes returned to her
home In West Chester last night
after visit at the j. A. Bernard
home.
John Adams. who has been en-
ployed In a harness shop In this city,
has accepted position in Ottumwa.
His wife and Mrs. M. A. Tharp went
this morning to join him.
Mrs. Amanda stringfellow returned
to her home!in Rose Hill last night
after visit with her daughter, Mrs.
8. M. Bacon, and in attendance at
the funeral Of the baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Spates.
VIII Arnold, of Rose Hill, was in
town yesterday the guest of his
sisters. He was enroute home from
Bloomington, Illinois, where he went
to get wife. The lady thinks from
the elegant display at our stores that
Oskaloosa will be good place to do
her shopping. 1884,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fitch and
baby daughter arrived home yester-
day from Peoria, ILL.,, where the lady
has been at the parental James Nc
afastsf home during a number OF
weeks. The little daughter came
Feb. Is, Oskaloosa friends extend
congratulations.
Belle PLANE Union: Miss Josephine
Bailey who is attending Cornell Col
lege at Mt. Vernon will spend the
spring vacation in Belle PLANE visit
ing with her sisters,l Mrs. Charles
Hoover and Miss Nellie Bailey. She
Is accompanied by her school friend,
Miss Louise Kent, of Oskaloosa.
Gary Colville returned home this
from a visit in Hastings,
Oklahoma. Miss Cappie Colville,
who has been teaching there also
returned home and another sister.
Mrs. j. W. Grace, whose home is in
Hastings, came with them for a visit.
The party went to their sisters, Mrs.
Charles Ruby's on North Market
street.
What Cheer Patriot: While in o.
kaloosa Wednesday we were royalty
entertained by those princes of good
fellows, the Hoffman, boys. Phil
turned us loose in the big and bril-
liantly lighted HERALD Office and
Charlie showed US the post Office and
the fine new government building.
We also called on the Times-J Journal
and met several othor friends. 1t
really isn't so bad to wait few hours
in Oskaloosa.
Keota Eagle: Arthur Pringle has
disposed of all his Algona property
except eighty acres and moved 10
oskaloosa. He bought forty acres
of land just mile and a quarter
from the city limits of that town and
may conclude to build there later on,
butts living in town at present. There
is supposed to be coal under his land.
Pringle figures that If he stays on the
road he would rather live in the town
proper, but If not, his sO-acre patch
gives him a fine opportunity for a
suburban home.
Mrs. q n. Hare entertained about
fifty ladies at reception Wednesday
afternoon from until 4 and from 4
until O'Clock in honor of Mr.. Hare's
mother, Mrs. Fl. j. Hare, of Superior,
Wisconsin, and Mrs. 8. 8. Kayne
and Mrs. O. 8. James of Centerville,
who are guests at the Hare home.
Mrs. Belle Raw and Mrs. Gertrude