The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

futIre.
Misses Myrtle Ware and Lena Smith
gave 4 pre-nuptial dinner Friday
evening, at the home OF Miss Smith
for Miss Agnes Ryan, who 10 to b.
married June 4, to Mr.. Frank Morse
The table decorations were daisies
and smilax.
ID. O. Reilly returned to his home
in Evans this morning after assist
ing in the care OF his brother, DR.
Reilly who has been confined to hi
bed and seriously i'll for the past few
days, The gentleman is some better
this morning. @
Mr.. and MRS.. T. Elder went tt
Marshalltown Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Porter and daughter
Miss Marie, are in Eldora for Q visit
Blaine Steele, of Altamont, Mo-,
arrived Saturday night for a visit
with Corwin Anthony.
Mrs, Nj. Vreeland and daugh ter,
Miss Mae, went to Des Moines. Sat
urday forTa few days visit.
Ira Walker arrived from ottumwa
Saturday evening to spend Sun day
and today with Claude Lafferty,
L. K. Adlon went to Des Moines
Saturday night to bring home q
stock of goods he has bought there.
Mrs. j. E, Pugh returned Saturday
night from Chicago where she spent
the winter with her daughter. Miss
Essie, who ia studying music there.
Rev. John p Engstrom has re-
turned from Ackley where he has
spent the past week In assisting the
pastor Of the Presbyterian church in
holding services. a4.rrar- ar5 q,
Pella Banner: Charley Ries and
family will move to 0skaloosa next
week. He has a good job in the
blacksmith department of the Iowa
Manufacturing 90. of that city.
Abba correspondence in Ottumwa
Courier: J. H. Green and wife, who
went to Pasadena, California, several
months ago, have returned and are
now at the home of their daughter,
Mrs, 8. T. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
we're pleased with the state of Cali
fornia in many ways but Iowa pleases
them better. ' - .
Principle McMurray and his grad
uating class of the Beacon public
schools who received their diplomas
last night spent Saturday in this city
and had their class picture taken.
Those in the class werelMisses. Verne
SilVerthorn, Belle Holden, Edie
Parry, Maude Edwards, Julia Com
WAY and Amelia Thomas.
Times Republican: Mrs. Frank
Snyder, OF Oskalooss, was in the city
Sunday as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed PIankett, coming to attend the
exercises at st. Mary's church at
tendsnt upon the reception of the
large class of first communicates.
Mrs. Snyder's daughter, Miss Katie,
was member of the class.
The Traer (Iowa) Star-Clipper,
speaking of Penn graduate, and
we'll known in this city, says: Prof,
&c. Meredith was notified Tuesday
of his election to the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of the Emmettsburg public school.
The position pays 81 300 and is de-
sirable one in every way and Prof.
Meredith will accept it instead of 60
ing to Correctionville, where he was
several weeks ago elected superin-
tendent at salary of LOO.
Miss Maude Wildman, of New
Sharon spent yesterday in town.
Mrs. G. NJ. Fuqua went to Wright
this morning to visit Mrs. f. o. Mott.
Miss Emma Lewis is visiting among
friends and acquaintance I'M Eddy
vile. 81. -'-m a..r.. 's@
Mrs. Allie Emert went to Wright
this morning to visit at the E. a.
Weltonlhome. 49, ryf .n..-
Miss Lizzie Halle, of New Sharon,
was in town today returning home
from Knoxville. - - -
Mrs. James Cunningham, of Bell
view, Kansas, Twas in town todayand
went to Fremont. ~ ~ ...- me.
Mrs. Harry Templeton went to
Thornburg this morning to visit her
aunt, Mrs. John Moorahan. a"1
q. F. Rothe, OF Kansas City, is in
the city for a flew days visit at the
homes of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ed McElroy went to What
Cheer this morning to witness the
of her sister, Miss Lizzie
Reid,
Mrs. Lee Steinland son Julien. of
ottumwa, Iarrived last night for a
few days'lyisit at the maternal Mrs,