The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-01-12
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Pertinent Paragraphs POr-
sraying Popular People.
(From Fridays Daily.)

MIS- ~. II. T1e1u aHu uAuSH0or
Ehel, are home from a holiday visit
with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Bessie Faber, who has beer
visiting Mrs. Lou Andrews, returned
to-day to her home in Ollie.
Mrs. Thomas Carr, who hasI beer
visiting her friend, Mrs. Roscoe Nc.
e5onnell, returned last nightkto hel
Aome in Abba.
@. r. Fenwick, of Des Moines, who
has been visiting his Imother, Mrs,
Mary Fenwick, left to-dayl for his
Aome in that city.
MRS. Sarah Lawson, who lhas been
Waiting at the home of her daughter,
Bxrs, 3. Webb Philippe, returned to-
day to her home in Hedrick.
Mrs U. w. Smith, who has been
visiting for the past week at the G.
b. Mcclellan home, left this morning
for her home in Morning Sun.
r. p. Martin, wife and daughter,
who have been visiting friends, left
last evening for their home in Abba
after a very pleasant stay in this city.
Miss Margaret Doyle, of Parkers-
burg, vas a visitor at the John Loos
home in this city last evening. She
left this morning for Hedrick toIvisit
friends.
Miss Emma Mccarthy was Ia pas
senger last night to Wichita, Kansas,
where she expects to spend the next
two months with an aunt, Mrs. Huff
Of that city.
Mrs. Owens, of Abba, returned to
her home in that city last evening
after having spent a few days in Os-
kaioosa the guest of her friend, Mrs.
". H. Howar.
Mrs. III. III. Houten, of What Cheer,
who has been visiting with Mrs. O..
H. Bagley, returned to-day to her
home in that city. Mrs. Houten was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Margaret.
John M. Speer, travelling represent
aAive Of the Penn Garment factory,
O6 this city, arrived home yesterday
from nm extended and successful trip
70 the western coast. He expects to
depart Dol on another long trip into
the South.
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Miss Charlotte pSrmilyea, who has
been in the city visiting Mrs. Mabel
Martin and other friends and in at
tendance at the marriage of her
brother, Clyde Vermilyea to Miss
Nell Harbour, returned last evening
to her home in Lacey.
The engagement of Miss Kittie Hen
con, of Ellensburg, Washington, to
ME-. Wilbur Spencer, of this city, has
been announced. Miss Henton is
well known and a great social favor
Ite in Oskaloosa. She is a niece of
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Wells, of Buxton.
A. N. Church was in town yester-
day from his Scott township home.
Mr.. Church has lived in Mahaska
county since 1916, coming as a wee
youngster with his mother and family
TO Join the father who had entered
a claim lei the year before. They
drove through.
L. N. Tittemore, general freight
agent OF the M. & st. L. and Iowa
Central lines, passed through the city
Last evening on his way from Peoria
whare he has been closing up his af-
fairs to Minneapolis which has been
Mr.. Tittemore's headquarters since
the first of the year.
Ear. j. H. Teeter left last night for
Kansas City where he will visit
friends and relatives for a week or
awo. The Doctor hasn't fully decided
but viii probably go to West Virginia
Tor . brief visit before returning to
his home in this city. He is on a
needed vacation trip.
The John y. Byers family were the
recipient of a delayed Christmas
present this morning in the shape of
a fine box Of California oranges. The
box war sent by their son, Ernest
Byers, who is now employed in the
Green Hotel at Pasadena and is do
ing well. The box has been enroute
three weeks but the fruit is nicely
preserved.
The Fourth Avenue Whist Club met
last evening at the home of Mrs. s.
e. Matthews, 21O Fourth avenue east.
The ladies spent a very enjoyable
svenfng at their favorite game and
Mrs. Matthews served dainty refresh
ments to her guests. The honors of
the play fell to Mrs. Chas. McCulloch
and Miss Anna Phelps was the re-
cipient of the BOBBY.
Concerning a former Cskaloosa boy