The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-20

Al most delightful party a. the
beautiful Kills home, Orchard Place,
lAst evening IN honor oE Mlaa Eva
spencer. The affair was one u the
most delightful social events of re-
cent yeare, and was attended by
about one hundred and any guests
who we're received by MIR. and Mrs.
Eilia, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewers, MIR. and
Mrs. Dewitt, and Miss Eva Spencer
and MIR. Joe Beeson. The AFFAIR was
In the nature Of dancing party and
platform was erected upon the lawn
for that purpose. Croquet and Mad.
ame Rose who read the palms OF those
preseut were other advertisements OF
the guests. The decorations for the
occasion were Of a Japanese nature,
and the soft light OF Japanese LAM
terms was shed over the scene. A
buffet lunch was served upon the
lawn by young ladies In Japanese
costume. Mesdames A, r, Spencer,
II. L. Spencer, N. p. Spencer, q. d.
woodin, q. Sawyer, A. Rosenblatt
and O, II. LoHand we're assistant
hoste sses in the entertainment OF the
guests.
(From Mondays Daily)
b. starr, OF Searsboro, was BUSH
ness visitor in oskaloosa Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson was New
Sharon visitor in oskaloosa Saturday.
Mrs. M. ID. Watkins, Of New shar-
on, was Chautauqua visitor In os-
kaloosa Saturday.
Miss Ella Young, returned to her
home In New Sharon after a visit to
the oskaloosa Chautauqua.
DR.. John Bowen who has been To-
Gated In Boone county 10 here for q
visit with relative and friends.
Mrs. J. O. jackson was Chautau-
qua visitor Saturday returning in the
evening to her home in New Sharon.
Mrs. j. A. Lizer Who'll has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs..Will Burtch-
by, returned Saturday TO her home
In New Sharon.
Mrs. L. J. Rodgers, Of New Sharon,
returned to her home Saturday after
a pleasant stay in oskaloosa In attend
ance at Chautauqua.
Miss Lena Manly was passenger
this morning to Pella where she will
visit for few days with relatives and
friends.
Harold Spillman, who has been
visiting his grandfather, j. q. Sellers,
returned this morning TO his home In
Ottumwa.
Mrs. q. w. stillwell, OF Stillwell, re-
turned 10 her homo Saturday after
noon after q pleasant visit In Oska-
Ioosa with friends.
Mrs. Nellie shafer was q passenger
this morning 10 Rockwell City, where
she will visit for few weeks at che
home OF her son, Ed Shafer.
Mrs. s.. Widener, of sigourney, re-
turned this morning TO her home aft
or a pleasant visit with her daughter
Mrs. W. VI. Dryer, In oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Timbrell, OF Lost
Creek, were visiting in os6aloosa
with friends Saturday on their way to
New Sharon to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Rev. Father J. II. Courtney, pastor
In charge at NJ. Mary'sleft this morn
ing for DEBORAH, where he will spend
the week with bis mother and other
relatives. .### ......
The HERALD haspostals from John
Anderson and George Moore and fam
lilies located for an outing at Frank
fort, Michigan. They are all enjoy"
Ing themselves.
Mrs. L. l.. Hambleton, OF ottumwa,
was visitor In oskaloosa Sunday
with the Albert Hambleton family
continuing on to searsboro where
she will visit friends.
Newton News: Mrs. VI. r. Mitchell,
OF Oskaloosa, came Saturday for a.
visit with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Mitchell and daughters, Mrs. T. b.
CaIlison and Miss Emma Mitchell.
william Cooley, the popular horse
buyer, Is back from trip to his old
home In Buffalo. Mr.. Cooley was In
Buffalo during the Elks convention
and he says IL was an event worth
talking about.
Mrs. James Mccullough of this city,
mourn the death Of her aged father,
for many years resident Of Mar
shalItown. Deceased was about 10
years old and had been employed In
railroad work nearly all his life.
Miss Alice q. Lewis left Saturday
for Cheyenne, where she will join Miss
Inez Taber and continue on TO Toxic,
Japan, in which city she 10 to have
charge OF Friends Mission. Miss
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