The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
THE COUNTY NEWS
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A'thday
Arie oiahams oldest calla iouse,
has been slck
Mira i. Il Iietrls east II town.
las been quite sick
Robert Kensinger II rehay has been
m With blood poison,
John Curtis, east % town has been
leid No with tonsilltis,
Mr. and Mrs James Robinson
spent sunday az otiey
The little son Of James smith, Jr.,
Of pekay, has been quite sick.
VIII swan went to Centcryllie
Monday % clerk In pharmacy.
Peter Miller OF Frederic n quite
sick, being confined TO his bed
Miss Rose stobbeart OF contcryille
spent Sunday at the Geo. Hartman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Phillips visited
l.. X. Stentz and friends In ottumwa
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. L. Williams Of clearmont,
Missouri is here visiting her mother.
Mrs. g. Stuart.
Mrs. Nancy Spurgeon, who has
lived here tho past two years, moved
to Abba Thursday.
Mrs. IL. Padgett visited in oska,
loosa wednesday and Thursday with
her friend, Mrs. Cofin.
Born, Monday. October 20, 1905, to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marshall or
White City, baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. saville OF Flag,
Ter came Monday for visit with
Fred and Peter sayille.
Mrs. ED Daggett OF ottumwa came
up Wednesday 10 visit her grand
mother, Mrs. II. M. sprague.
Hurley and Early Grain departed
Wednesday for Migsoula, Idaho, to
work there through tho winter.
MISS Hazel Morris OF Buxton came
over Wednesday night TO visit her
grandmother, Mrs. 3. j. Morris.
Agent J. II. Field moved Wednes-
day from one Of Mrs Maggie Brunt's
houses to the property vacated by
y. Rlegel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Epperson re-
turned Wednesday from Chicago,
where they had been sight seeing for
a few days.
Mrs. Martin swintek came down
from DeS Moines "Wednesday IRE.
parat0ry 10 moving TO Eddyyille IN
tho rear future.
ED Fisher and family OF Wayne
county returned home Sunday after
spending n week with Mr. Fishers
sister, Mrs. J. 70. Fleetwood
Rev. Right was at West Chester
Monday and Tuesday, called by the
death Of bis aunt on Sunday. The
funeral was held Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Brnnt moved TO Bus.
scy this week. Misses Mary Serb
ner and Edith Lee, who are attend.
Ing school here, and who have been
stopping with Mrs. Brunt, are occu-
pyIng the front part OF the house,
anr Mrs. s. j. Morris Is living In the
rear rooms.
Thos. Jackson OF Pckay had both
bones Of his forearm broken Satur-
day evening. The accident was caus'
cd by failing from a buggy In which
he and Mike Fedro were riding home
from town, IN the darkness Satur-
day evening they ran into guy wire
attached 70 telephone pole just
outside the city limits and were up
set. Mr. Fedro was also bruised up
somewhat.
E. w. Blue Is expected at Eddy.
Vile Sunday, October 18th, and will
speak In place OF Rev. Hempstead,
at tho Congregational church in the
morning. In the evening he will ad-
dress a union service at the Congre-
gational church IN behalf OF prison
work. Mr.. Blue is working in Iowa
at present and Is addressing the peo-
pho in behalf OF fund started by
A ID. H. Moody 70 DO uBed LOT prison
work.
Miss Bertha Waugaman entertain
cd a party OF friends Tuesday even
ing in honor OF her sixteenth birth
day anniversary. A guessing contest,
music and games caused the evening
70 pass all too quickly away. Re
freshments were served. Miss Wau-
CANON was the recipient OF a purse.
Those in attendance were Prof
Yeager, the assistant principal, Mia
Mamie Moore and number OF the
High school class OF which she Is
member The guests departed az
about II o'clock declaring they had
passed very pleasant evening.
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