The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-22

ing year and INTENDS 10 ENJOY thS
fruits of his hard labor for. year at
least.
Bloomfield News: T. J. Tharp, OF
Mahaska county, is visiting his old
comrades and others Of the Second
Iowa Regiment. They enlisted in the
old Methodist church April 20, 1861,
in Company G, Capt. Jas. Baker. Mr..
Tharp has been here but once since
that time.
Abba Union: All the good things
are coming from Oskaloosa to Abba
and the newest is the Ryan Co., with
their exclusive parlors for ladies' and
children's ready to wear garments,
Miss nellie Ryan, who is one Of the
expert buyers of latest styles and
whose artistic eye may be depended
upon to secure the best. will have
charge of the new store.
A jolly crowd of girls went to the
residence Of Miss Patti Zane last ev.
ening for an evening of frolic and fun.
Light refreshments were served
games were played and good time
was enjoyed by all. The names OF
those present were Alice Eddy, Cadie
Hopes, Jessie Coleman, Lottie Knott
Ida and Bess Chambers, Eda and
Cathie Coates, Betty and Sophie Stroh'
meier, Meta Kurtz.
New Sharon Star: Fred McVay, the
very efficient and equally popular dep
uty county clerk, has resigned his po
sition and accepted another in the
Oskaloosa Savings Bank. OF COURSE
he is receiving congratulations from
everybody, being fully deserving
thereof Clifford B. West, the repuD
lican nominee for clerk, is now act
ing deputy under Clerk Davis an6
wears smile that is both bland and
confidential. That's the very char
you wan to vote for.
Harry Bentley will leave next weel
for years work in the Technica
School of Boston.
Hon. L. G. Blanchard, who has beer
attending court at Storm Lake, arriv
ed home this morning.
Miss Lulu Cliff has gone to Los An
geles, California, where she will en-
ter the University for a years work.
Mrs. c. w. Jordan, of Wright WHIT
has been visiting friends and relative:
for few days, returned home thil
morning.
Mrs. Annie Wilcox, of Fremont, ,wht
has been visiting her brother, F, M
Helm, for week, returned home thi.
morning.
Miss Nancy Brown, of Jacob, ar
rived in the city this morning for {
visit with her cousin, Miss Nelli,
Marshall.
Misses Mary Wake and Lizzie Nor
gan, of Beacon, were in the city this
morning en- route to What Cheer t.
visit relatives.
Frank Lloyd, Of Pekips Ill, who b;a,
zen visiting for the past, 'cuyer eeks
lth his son, F. H. Lloyd, returned
,me this morning. II
Announcement is made of the COM
G marriage of Miss lima Harrington
this city and Mr.. Harper of Gosh
/, Indiana, on next Wednesday.
Miss Vida Caldwell, of Wright, who
as been visiting in the city, returned
ome this morning. She was accom-
lnied home by her friend, Miss Eta
tanberry, for a visit.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Lillian
hine left Saturday for Oskaloosa to
e ready to begin school Mondayl
forming. She will teach about four
lilies from Oskaloosa.
Perry Smith and family, of Ridge
arm, H., arrived Thursday, coming
ere that their son may attend Penn
ollege He has rented the w. Nc
lillian property on B street.
Mrs. ]. w. Russell, of Adel, who
as been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
'erne Hamilton, returned to her
ONE today Mrs. Hamilton and the
ably accompanied her for visit
About thirty ladies' of the NJ. e.
hurch drove to the l.. C.Bolton home
est of the city yesterday. Refresh
rents were served out on the lawn
nd the day was enjoyed by all.
Miss Margaret Dinges, of Bedford,
owa, iss in the city visiting at the
ONE of Mrs. I. w. Cook.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Crippen
,rmerly of Oskaloosa, went with the
rows Monday as musician. Miss
rippen is a'clever pianist and seem
/ delighted with the prospect of
eason on the road. She made many
lends during her stay in this city.
Frank p Shockley who has spent