The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-08

at that point.
Prof. s. M. Hadley arrived Satur-
day from Madison, wisconsin, where
he has been taking extra work during
the summer. His family has been
spending the summer at lie Grande.
Miss Rosa Lewis and Miss Helen
Tostenson, who have been touring
England together, and Miss Ethel
Rosenberger, who has been in France
and Germany studying the languages.
were to arrive in New York Saturday
and will be home in a few days. Miss
Tostenson will return to her work at
New Providence, where she has been
unusually uccessful during the past
two years.
Mail and Times, Des Moines: Mrs.
Campbell, of Oskaloosa, and Mrs G.
l.. Brown were guests of honor at a
card party given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. A. U. Quint. Golden glow
and saliva were attractively combined
to decorate the house. Five tables
were surrounded for six-hand euchre
and the prizes for high scores includ.
ed three plates and a vase. A two
course luncheon completed the pleas.
ant afternoon.
Miss Jennie Morrison left today for
Philadelphia, where after a short stay
she goes to New York City, and on
the 10th of September leaves for Bonn.
bay, India. She goes by the way OF
Genoa, Italy, and Marseilles, France
and will be located at Sialcote, India
her former station expecting to re,
main eight years. There will be four.
teen in the party, one of them being
Miss Wilson, niece of the Secretary
of Agriculture, James Wilson. Miss
Morrison has been home about year,
after a seven years stay in India.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Mrs. j. E, Parks left this morning
for a weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Pugh, of Beacon, has
gone to Audubon to visit friends.
Miss Dick Tenant went to Eldon
yesterday to attend the Big Four
races.
Miss Jessie Pike went toiDes Moines
this m orning to attend st. Joseph's
Acad emy.
S. P. Harmon and wife went to
Lawrence, S. D., this morning to
sitrrelatiHes. r., ,>.,n' -.,.,.r r."
Miss Florence Engstrom, who has
been visiting in Ottumwa arrived
home yesterday. a
Mesdames G. M. Chick and w. G.
Martin went to Ainsworth yesterday
to visit sister who is ill.,
Miss Margaret Walls, of Quincy,
H., who has been in the city return
ed to her home yesterday.
Miss Nellie Hollingsworth, of Rose
Hill, who has been visiting in Des
Ms 2siRRss rsstgaEne& hens ta7dfGS map
DR.. G. L. Edmundson, of Bisbee,
rizona, is visiting at the Albert
copper home ON College avenue.
Mrs. M. d. Armstrong departed for
obart, Oklahoma, this morning for
few weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Lon Graham, of Kirkville, who
as been visiting her friend, Mrs.
r. Coffin, returned home this morn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Colt, who have
cen visiting old time friends here
eparted this morning for Minnea-
oils.
Miss Blanche Lewis, of Ottumwa,
no has been visiting at the Cruik-
lank home, returned home this
Raymond j. Elliott, of Chicago, re-
lrned to his home yesterday after a
eek's visit with relatives and friends
| this city.
Mrs. Laura Ogborn and son, Claude,
rived in the city yesterday from
ttumwa to be the guests of Mr.. and
rs. Fred Ogborn.
Burton Northrup, of Keota, was in
le city yesterdy guest oflhis faith
lin law. F. w. Mccall, returning
ome this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hayes and son
aude, of Salem, who have been i
sitting sister, Mrs. w. III. Rose,
turned home this morning. II
Miss Claire Geneva and Master
ewart Hoffman departed this morn
g for Rockwell, Iowa, where they
III enter school for the year.
Mrs. R. Thorpe, of Marshall, H., {
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
!. Montgomery, on High avenue
est, for three months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Martinstein
ID daughter, Miss Marie, went to
IS Moines this morning to be the
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. E. Runyon.
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