The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
Graham and bis ! daughter Miss

lFOn E0GyNli3a bnlH morning TO make
this city their home. Their tlauph-
ters, Misses Nevas and Frank. are
employed Id the Baldaut Rosenblatt
90. store,
Mrs. O, A. CarvilIe and sons James
and Thomas, who have been residing
on Fourth avenue west, moved to
Marshalltown yesterday afternoon
Thomas Uarville Is fireman on she
Iowa Central.
Miss Josephine Bosquet, Of Pella,
arrived this morning to be the guest
of Miss Nellie Cole urtiI this after
noon when both youngl ladies return
to their school duties in Iowa Col
lege, GrInnell.
Rev Lloyd Williams went to Long
Greek last night To preachsthe funeral
Of Mrs. Rachel Williams who was
buried this morning from the WEIGH
settlement church, Rev. Williams is
q former resident Of the settlement.
Miss Lizzie Reid returned to her
home In What Cheer yesterday. she
was accompanied By her sister, Mrs,
Guy Grimes, whom she has been vjs-
ting. Mrs. Grimes will visit in What
Cheer at the parental John Reid
home.
Art Oppenheimer entertained a
company Of guests at his home on
First avenue east Sunday evening at
an informal anti nuptial affair, In
honor OF H. X. Spencer and Miss
Edith Preston, bride and groom-elect
Refreshments were served and the
occasion proved most enjoyable.
Miss Ruth Bowen, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen, former well known
residents Of Oskaloosa, has been q
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Durfee
at Hotel Downing for few days,
coming here to attend the Spencer
Preston wedding. From Oskaloosa
Miss Bowen goes to Ames to visit her
brother, Mr. Marshall Bowen, and
attend the semi-annual banquet given
by the sophomores Of Iowa State
college, April 8
Rev. NJ. Z Anthony spent Monday
In Knoxville.
Mise Anna Mitrisin went to Evans
to-day to visit friends.
W . i = - +
Martin Beck went TO Sigonrney
last night on business.
Mrs. 8. Bradbury was in What
Cheer yesterday on business
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Walraven spent
Sunday with friends In Beacon.
DR.. Mae Farmer went to Harper
yesterday on professional business
Miss Carrie Evans, of New Sharon,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs, O. ~.
Wood.
q, M. FHgua went to PeIla this
to visit his brother, Or.
Fuqua
O. Yer Ploeg spent Sunday at the
6. Yer Pioeg home in
Leighton.
Mrs. 8. E, Arnold and Mrs. O l.
OF Rose Hill were in town
yesterday.
j. O. Vallandingham has gone to
Des Moines where he expects to re-
main for some time.
VIM. Hail. wife and daughter, Leila,
If Montezuma, spent Sunday at the
John Bradbury home.
Mrs. N. E. Braden has returned to
1er home in HsdrIck after Q visit
With her son, Alonzo Flint.
Homer r. Kendig and Joe G.. Davis
this morning from aIvisit in
ottumwa over Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. George Brown, went to Harvey
10 visit her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. McLaughlin. who are both
ii.
MISS Mamie mOHTl0Ou returned 10
ler homs In Hedriek yesterday after
j visit with her sister, Mrs. A. 7.
Flint. 4,,s \,
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Miner went to
swan this morning to spend few
lays at the parental VIM. Miner
Tome.
Miss Minnie Morrison returned
afternoon from a weeks
visit at the J.. L. Downs home in
Brighton.
VIM. Club returned to his home
n Sheridan, Wyoming, yesterday
after Visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Huber.
Miss Lillian Kite was in town yes
jerday returning to her home in Keota
after remaining in Bonaparte for
several months.
Mrs. w. O. King and Miss Alta
have returned to their home
IN What Cheer after visit ct the