The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-01-05
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Pertinent Paragraphs Psr-
sraying Popular Peopls.
(From saturday's paily.l

Ifacouple start out on a sly, wedding tour
And think none the wiser-be he rich or poor
hit's out in the paper next day. you'll b
sure.
It's just the reporters to blame
III mans on a trade that he wishes TO keer
From the rest OF mankind till his hold is s
deep
That it clinches-he forgot that papers ar
cheap,
It's Just the reporters to blame
III mans out Of town on a short. business
q thinks no one knows of his fitting wit
grip,
It's just up to some one to let the news slip
It's just the reporters to blame
f. M
Mrs. L. Shaner went to Ames this
morning to remain for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. M. Ryan went to Washington
this morning for a New Years visit
with her son.
Miss Retta Helm went to Hedrick
this morning to spend New Years
with her cousin.
Miss Eva Burton and sister, Miss
Minnie, went to Keota this morning
to spend New Years.
Miss Hattie Searle, of Omaha, is in
the city, a guest at the Harry How
ard home on A avenue east.
Miss Ethel Walker of Leighton was
IN the city this morning enroute
10 Fremont to spend New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Ross, of Des
Moines, r spending the holidays at
The parental t. B. Garretson home.
Mrs. G.. @. Brown went to Des
Moines this morning for a New
Years visit at the s. B. Jones.home.
Mrs. Martha Watkins, of New Shar-
on, arrived in the city this morning
for a visit with her niece, Mrs. VIM.
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Good, Iof
Chilicothe, Mo-, arrived this NORM
ing for a visit with their sister, Mrs.
L. E. Corlett.
Mrs. William Butler and SOM Mas
ter Thomas were called to What
Cheer this morning by the illness of
the lady's mother.
Miss Beatrice Charles, of Prairie
City, who has beenpthe guest of her
ancle, M. Hedge, returned to her
this morning.
Miss Bernice Johnson went to-
n9twsaRS RfeearfeetA be thel
cn5tist tina m atRBfb furnished 9 to
= her sister, Mrs. Rev. j. Roo
Jver New Years.
and Mrs. j. s. Reynolds and
entertained about twenty of
heir friends at a house warming
their new home last evening.
E. G.. Wilkinson, who has been in
The city during the past week visit
ing with relatives returned to his
home in Burlington last evening.
Mrs. N. E. Perkins, of Des Moines,
who was the Christmas guest of her :
Mrs. Carrie Andrews, re-
tnrned to her home this morning. +
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Yaiser, of Bur- :,
arrived in the city this t,
morning for a visit at the w. P.
Cleaver and J. o. Hammer homes.
Mrs. p. Baer and son Master Willie =
Of Pella, who have been guests at the +
home of the lady's sister, Mrs. Chas. 4
Ries, returned home this morning. h
Mrs. NJ. eagle and daughter, Miss II
Clara, of Colfax, who have been
guests at the A L. Falls home, re-
to their home this morning.
Neil Yer Ploeg went to Leighton 8
this afternoon to spend New Years A
at the parental home, where a family N
reunion is to be held on New Years A
day. a
Robert Meredith is suffering from b
3 badly frosted face, caused from ex-
posture in helping drive cattle to
on his farm during the biz o
zard. @
Mrs. John NJ. Powell, No. 610 North "
B street, departed this morning for :
st. Charles to be in attendance at a Z
reunion. She was :
by her little daughter. "
Thomas Terrell and daughter, Miss
L~urana, Misses Mary Halt and Bertha
Humiston went to Pleasant Plain this p
morning to hold a series lof revival III
meetings in the Friends church at =
place. =
Judson and Mae Reynolds, who =
have been in the city spending their !,
vacation at the home of their par :
snts, returned today to resume their
school duties at the university in Ev-
anston, Ills. te
Mro Toufa r. Smith left last NIGHT a,