The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-16
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Paragraphs Portraying
Popular People.


Joe Bishop is home for brief stay
with family and friends.
Mrs. Beulah Andrews went to
Davenport this morning.
Mrs. N. E. Gass, of Red Lake Falls,
was in town today and went to Pella.
Miss lima Harrington returned this
morning from her school duties at
Notre Dame, Indiana.
T. e. Johns, president of the State
Bank in Prairie City, was in town
today and went to sigourney.
Miss Trixie McVay returned to her
home in Hedrick this morning after
q visit with her sister, Mrs, w. g..
Malone,
John and Gladys Gamble accom-
panied their guest, John Milton
Dodds to his home in Richland this
morning.
Miss Mae Park returned to her
home in What Cheer this morning
after a visit since Monday with
friends and relatives.
Miss Marys Ratliff, Miss Alizabeth
Dysart and Emory Hollingsworth
went to New Sharon yesterday TO at
tend the Drennan-Dysart wedding.
Misses Vida and Glencors Kendig
are home from Colorado Springs and
will spend their vacation at the
parental P. l.. Kendig home on North
@ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Barnett went
PellR this morning to attend COM
mencement exercises. Their friends
who will be graduated are Misses
Lillian and Ethel Cunningham land
Anna Megan.
Invitations have been issued by
Andrew Jackson Kaufman for the
marriage of his daughter, Laura, to
Hugh Ben Mccoy, of this city on
Wednesday evening, June Is, at 8
O'Clock at MT. Pleasant, Iowa. At
home after July IS at 524 North Third
street, Oskaloosa, Mr.. Mccoy is
son OF ex-senator and Mrs. Ben
McC:oy of this city.
Mrs. Pfelfer, of Muscatine, who
was severely injured about the head
and chest in the street car wreck in
Mason City, passed through the city
this morning on the Iowa Central
enroute to her home in Muscatine
from which city she was delegate
to the encampment. She was accom-
panied to this city by" Mfs.- q. g.
Howe, also OF Muscatine, who was
in Mason City in the capacity of
state chaplain. She was not in the
the wreck but was on the ground
Immediately after the accident. Mrs.
Howe went to Leighton this morning
to visit her son, DR.. Howe.
Misses Ina and Ida Ellis, of Givin,
spent the day in town.
Mrs. Shultz, of La Porte, was in
town today enroute to Sigourney.
Lloyd and Homer Harris are home
from their university work at Iowa
City.
Miss Faye Light went to Fremont
yesterday to visit at the Elmer Pom
eroy home.
8. ]. Dutton was a passenger for
Peoria, Illinois, yesterday to visit at
the Ed Wier home.
Miss Sarah Fauquer returned home
this morning after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. Phillips in Lacey.
E. II. Gibbs, who has been in the
east during the past several weeks,
has returned to his home in this city.
Misses Mantle Burkett and Alma
Cox have returned to their homo In
Deep River after a visit at the Byron
Sewers home.
Mrs. w. v. Davis and daughter,
Miss Helen, arrived this morning to
be over Commencement guests in
the Rev. r. W, Hughes home.
Jack Carroll, who has been suffer
ing with rheumatism for the past
several weeks, is out and about
again and will soon be on duty with
the Central.
W. p. Sanders leaves for st. Louis
Monday morning to attend the In.
ternational Harnsss Makers con-
vention, he goes as delegate from
local No. IO3 of this city.
James Berry, superintendent of the
third division of the United States
express company business, was in
the city yesterday looking sfter bus
mess affairs and calling among many
friends.
Miss Patti Lindner has been
selected as Hrst suprano for the
ladies QUARTET of Stanley Hall, Min
neapolis for q three year term and
will laava for thara early in Anon at