The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

Mrs AIMS ot,Unnm WINS a pAstens
net this mufnlna % Nese tilll ~ tislt
briefly with relatives
auby Moore IL Aibla WA 4 visitor
~ speknl0osn SATURDAY and sunday
with HE msny ftlcndp
Mike Carey. ~ Morgan valley. *es
a ylMtor m uskaioosa yesterday and
ieft this morning for Hoee nm
Mrs Clark MItchel,ree wen, 10 Ma.
son city sunday morning, caimd there
by the lilness of her sister. Mrs. Ray
HamAher
Deacon "Fiske 90 Grinneil was a
ylel,or IN osknicnsn last evening, COM.
ing won 20 spend few hours with
friends.
Mrs. Fanny sayin,who has bern Wis.
itlng her daughter. Mrs. Herman
King. left this morning for her home
In What Cheer.
Mrs. ID. p. Mcclure was a passenger
this morning TO Davenport where she
will visit for several days with rela.
lives and friends.
Miss Beulah Drinlde returned this
morning TO Pella where she Is teach.
ing, after a brief Sunday visit with
her parents In this city,
Mrs. Il. j. Beans, OF What Cheer, re.
turned this morning to her home az.
ter a pleasant visit in Oskaloosa with
the Thomas Soseman family.
Mrs. Beulah Bennett Loring leaves
tomorrow for her home In Sac City at
ter pleasant visit in tuscaloosa with
her mother and many friends.
DR., J. A. Carter OF Carthage, Mo-.
who was called TO oskaloosa by the
death Of his sister, Mrs. Crookham,
left last evening for his home,
Mrs. d. Il. v. stonehocker and chill
dren we're passengers this morning TO
Keota, where they will visit for few
days with friends and relatives.
Miss LYDIA Updegraff, OF sigourney,
was visitor Sunday with her parents
in this city, leaving this morning tor
her school duties at that place.
Mrs. ALI. Andrews OF overton, Neb.,
leaves this morning for her home,
having been called 10 oskaloosa by
the death Of ner sister, Mrs. Crook
ham.
Marquis Barr spent Sunday In os,
kaloosa with his family, coming
down from Minneapolis, his Office as
claims agent for the Central and M.
& St l..
August Ahrweiler and wife, of Hook.
ing, were Sunday visitors In Oskaloosa
with their sons, Herman and Henry
Ahrweiler, and returned last evening
to their home.
Mrs. Reason Brown, OF Sigourney,
returned TO her home this morning ar
ter brief visit in Oskaloosa with her
friends, the Dennis Ragen and James
Glass families.
Misses Betty Strohmeier, Blanche
Sheriff and Francine Lacey were Wis.
itors Saturday with friends in Knox
vile, going over TO that city TO attend
the foot ball game.
Dennis Ragen, who recently suffered
a broken ankle in fail, was able TO
be out on crutches this morning and
TO hobble up town for a brief stay 10
care for business matters.
Miss Cassie Fry Of Des Moines re.
turned this morning to her home ar
ter q brief visit in Oskaloosa, having
been called to this city by the death
OF her aunt, Mrs. Crookham.
Jim Kikendall, Clifford sterrett, Paul
and Harold Dodds were
among the local lads who went 10
Saturday TO witness the
oskaloosa foot ball game.
w. w. Price and wife, who were
called to Oskaloosa by the death OF
the late Homer Fry, and who have
been guests at the fheo. Evans and
J. M. Price homes, returned TO their
home Saturday.
w. A. McCabe, OF Des Molnes, was
a Sunday visitor In this city, return
Ing this morning to his home. Billy"
reports that his mother, Mrs. Mary
is well pleased with her new
home, and is in the best cf health and
spirits.
announcements have been received
Susanna Victoria Miller 10 Dr.. Harold
Susann Victoria Miller to DR.. Harold
Lyons Hunt, at Harshman, Ohio, on
Wednesday, Nov. s, 1905. The bride
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. II.
Miller, former residents OF Oskaloosa,
and has many friends here VINO will
join in wishing her all LIES richest
blessings in her new relation.
Mrs. Emma vermilyea, OF Audubon.
who has been visiting with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Chrlstie,i in
attendance at their golden wedding
celebration, returned this morning TO
her home. Mr.. and Mrs. 70. Van
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