The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-30

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Miss Florence Baker returned to
her home in Monroe yesterday after
attending the Friends Assembly In
this city.
Mrs. Ike Tunstra and children, Of
Monroe were in town yesterday en-
route to New sharon to visit at the
Mathew Van Carp home.
Mise Gertrude Evans returned to
her home in Des Moines yesterday
after q two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Carbon.
DR.. ii. q. Homer, Of this city, was
hon ored at Ottumwa this week by
being elected vice president Of the
Des Moines Valley Medical AS
sociation.
Miss Martha Ogden arrived yester-
day from her old home in Cedar
Rapids enroute to her new home in
LIE Mars. She is the guest for few
days Of Miss Vera Wooster.
Mrs. w. e. Fritz returned to her
home in Des Moines yesterday after
visit at the DR.. True home. The
DOCTORS little granddaughter, Grace
Plerson, Of Denver, who is visiting
iu this city, went home with her for
visit.
Miss Matte Mateer, OF ithe Times-
Journal office, and her sister, Miss
Della leave this evening for Des
Moines where they will spend week
visiting Miss Hattie Stout, formerly
Of this city. The three ladies will
visit Colfax friends.
Mrs. Ed Matthews and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete McCosh entertained the
Lady Maccabees and their friends at
the Matthews home Thursday after
noon. Games and other diversions
were INDUCED in and the time was
very pleasantly passed by all guests.
Mrs. zance Myers won first prize in
contesting games and Mrs. Warren
Lafollett took the BOBBY. Refresh
ments were served.
Willard Carver went to Des Moines
last night
Mrs. w. R.. Nelson returned last
night after visit in Eddyville,
F, w. NcOall and wife went to
Keota this morning for visit,
Rev. o. w. Wilson ard wife, of
What Cheer, spent yesterday In town.
Mrs, F. E. Mabot went to Des
Moines this morning to visit her
mother, Mrs. HI. A. Baker.
Misses Stella Taylor and CLARA
Dixon went to Rose Hill last night to
visit Miss Martha Howell.
Rev. O. w. Sweet went home to
Des Moines this morning after at
tending the Friendslassembly. r
Miss Bessie Ferguson returned to
her home in Denova this morning
after attending Friends assembly.
James Hellings, ofIDenver, is In
the city visiting at the homes of rela-
tives and friends for few weeks.
j. @. Sellers returned from Abba
last night where he attended the
convention of the Christian church,
Mrs. Flora Henry and children
went to Truro this morning to visit
the lady's mother, Mrs. Mary Smith.
President A. Rosenberger went to
Muscatine this morning to spend
Sunday with his brother, N. Rosen-
berger.
Lawrence M. Byers uf Des Moinee,
arrived this morning from Iowa City
to visit friends and relatives for
few days.
Rev. j! O. w. Coke went to Burl-
ington this morning where he will
preach tomorrow in the First Meth
odist church.
Mrs. O. e. Copeland and children
went to Stewart this morning to visit
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fl. Copeland.
Frank DeLong, who has had charge
of the Northwestern depot at Wright
returned to his home in Parkersburg
last Wednesday.
Mrs. o. q. Gibbons, of Thornburg,
and s. A. Vail, of What Cheer, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
at L. M. Coulson's.
Miss Mary Conner, of Eddyville,
arrived this morning to join Miss
Francis Funk in days visit at the
JEFF Harold home.
Mrs. Etha Steck and children, Mary
and Henry, returned to their home
In Washington this morning after q
visit at the VIM. Burnside home.
Elmer J. Lewis, the Penn Sopho-
more, who the doctors say has quick
consumption, went to Earlham this
morning for few days and will then
go west,