The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-17
THE COUNTY NEWS
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all,en Friday.
Miss Hazel POS went to rAna VII.
day 20 visit relatives.
Mrs, Lucy iAncriy entertained IL
iva Tuesday eveninr.
w. A weugaman was ali usNalooaa
business visitor Friday.
Walter Smith, northwest az town,
was taken sick Saturday.
Mrs Chas Lamar and baby, on
Lost Creek, have been sick.
Richard lager and clifford Decker
were In oskaloosa Thursday.
Miss May McDole returned satur.
day from a visit at Lockman.
]. G. westfall and family moved 70
their farm near Avery Saturday.
Guy Nair departed Wednesday night
for Missouri to visit his parents.
Miss Rheuey Johnson returned Fri.
day from short visit at oska'oosa.
Mrs. r. L. Holloway, OF Cedar. visit.
ed her son, N. D. Holloway, last week.
Mrs. Will Lewis, Of Coal6eld, has
been III, threatened with malarial
fever.
Misses Emma Morris and Linnie
Harding visited at oskaloosa Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Clara True was q guest last
week Of her sister, Mrs. Theodore ms
keep, In ottumwa.
Born, Wednesday, August 9, 1905, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Powell, south Of
town, baby boy.
Misses Esther and Grace Rigg
have returned from a visit with EeIa-
tiyes at Des Noines.
Eva, daughter Of James Miller. near
Frederic, has been quite sick, threat
ened with malarial fever.
Miss Florence Rector, OF ottumwa,
came Wednesday to visit her grand.
mother, Mrs. Frank Wantze.
Harry DeHaan returned 10 his home
at Pella Friday night after spending
a few days at the c. A. Pos home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Barnett, north OF
town, drove to Clarke county Satur-
day to spend two weels with rela-
tlves.
Miss Beatrice Gilchrist, OF Oskaloo-
sa, was an over Sunday guest OF her
relatives, Mrs. Rebecca Vance and Dr.
r. Il. Vance.
II. Morrish, OF Morrison, Illinois, ~
spending few days here looking at
ter his farm south OF town where CHI.
Crump resides.
+. w. Ruth and family, who nave
been visiting at the G. 3. Parsons
home, departed wednesday night for
Tacoma, Washington, 70 make their
future home.
Mrs. Ed Daggett, OF ottumwa, spent
Wednesday with her grandmother,
Mrs. II. M. sprague. Mrs. Sprague Is
also entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
Harding, from Nebraska.
Miss Lizzie Padgett arrived friday
from st. Lopis TO spend week with
her brother, Walter Padgett, at the
w A. Waugaman home. From here
she Will so To Chicago to enter train
ing school.
The following were among the re-
cent Ottumwa visitors: A. J. Keefe
ON Thursday; Walter Lafferty ann
Martin Emanuel on Friday; Mrs.
Georgia Boyd and Early Grain on Sat
urday; also Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cow.
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob McGlothlen ano
son Grover, Of ottumwa, visited their
children, J. Il. McGlothlen and Mrs.
Philip HargegneImer, last week. Mrs.
Chas. Hartman and children, OF South
Ottumwa, were also guests OF the
same homes few days ago.
Misses Lille and Mary Corner, Of
Marietta, Ohio, Miss Rose Corner, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. George
Corner, OF Des Moines, are visiting
with their aunt, Mrs. Legget: On
the completion OF their visit the
Misses Corner will so to Portland or.
egon, to attend the fair and visit with
relatives.
About twenty OF the friends OF
MISS Ida Hohl gave her a surprise
Friday night at the O. Powell home,
east OF town. in honor OF her 23rd
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent in music and games. Re-
freshments were served. The party
was gotten up by Misses Cora ana
Dora Hohl, assisted by James Powell,
and the surprise was a complete sue
cess. Miss Hohl received a number
Of nice presents. Those who partici'
pated were: Misses Cora Hohl, Dora
Hohl, Edna Gibson, Callie Gibson, Car.
rie Hoogendoorn, Hattie Berry, Ruth
Berry, Mabel Johnson. Clara Powers,