The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-13
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Mlas Addle wing IL visiting rela.
tlvee and friends In Wright.
Garrett shaffer, OF oiivet, IL a bust.
ness visitor in the CITY to-day.
Mics Lillian Kenneday, OF Iowa City,
IL the guest OF her friend, Mise Irene
Kiseiok.
Louis verveer, OF Des Moines, form.
erly Of this city, was business visit.
or here to-day.
Mrs. J. r.. stirlen, OF Delta, is in the
city visiting nc the home OF her son,
J. A. stirlen, on North b street.
Mrs. e. w. Hoyt and children, Of
Chandler, Oklahoma, are guests for
the summer at the @. V. Hoffman,
home.
Mrs. g. NJ. McAhren and daughter
OF Denison, Iowa, are in the city Wis
iting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
X. NJ, Gum.
Mrs. y. L. Dumbald, oil. Guthrie, was
a visitor here last night, passing
through on her way to Keota where
she Is visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. McCance were
passengers this morning to What
Cheer to visit friends and relatives in
their former home town. .,
Mrs. William Knox was passenger
this morning to Tracy where she was
called to the bedside of her father,
j. q. Morgan, who Is quite i'll.
A. II. Rodgers was called to Okla
homa Thursday by telegram an
nouncing a serious accident to his
brother, James. No particulars were
given.
Mrs, Onie Anderson, of Des Moines,
who has been visiting her friend, Miss
villa Smith, was summoned home
this morning by the serious Illness OF
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin and
daughter, Miss Florence, OF Dumferl-
ing, Ills who have been visiting Mr..
Martins parents, returned this morn
ing to their home.
Frank belong and wife, OF Park
ersburg, made short visit at their
old home near Wright. They and
his mother went to York, Nebraska
to visit with a sister and brother OF
that place.
! John Stewart, Of Mncofn, Nebr., is
in the city visiting at the Steve and
Bob Stewart homes. The gentleman,
former resident Of the city has been
absent during period Of twenty
years and he is barely able to recog-
nize the city Of to-day so great and
hume rous have been the changes.
Or. WILDER Kelley, died at his home
In Keithsburg, Ills, Thursday morn
ing Of apoplexy. The deceased was
well known In oskaloosa and Eastern
Iowa. Ed Bell, OF this city, attended
the funeral which occurred this morn
ing and the remains were laid to rest
in Green Mound cemetery, Keiths-
burg.
Mrs. Fred Christie last evening en-
tertained members OF the Kensington
Club and other friends to the number
OF sixteen, at whist, at her home on
A avenue east. The evening was spent
very pleasantly ,MIssesJ eannettePrice
and Bessie Stafford receiving the
honors OF the evenings play. A two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess during the evening, the din
ing room being decorated for the oc-
casion In sweet peas, the soft light Of
the red shaded candles adding beauty
10 the tables.
Miss Adalyn Sewers entertained
Friday afternoon, a party OF twelve
friends and former schoolmates, In
honor Of her friend, Miss Marion Gull
yer, of Phoenix, Arizona, who is her
guest. The occasion was delightful
one, and thoroughly enjoyed. The
affair was In the nature OF an inform
al reunion, of classmates, among
those present being, Mrs. Mary Mere
dith Miller, Of Rryn Mawr, Mrs.Mmy
Grove Chawner, OF Iowa City, Miss
Edith Everett. OF Billings, Mont,
Mrs. Grace Thornburg Mcmahon, of
st Louis, Mrs. Margaret Crowder
Coke, OF Deep River and Mrs. Mahlon
Kirk, OF Denver.
Mrs. Chas. ID. Marckress enter
tanned companies of ladies at her
home Thursday and Friday after
moons In honor OF her guest, Mrs.
Ira r. Mum, Of Red Oak. The af-
fair OF Thursday was informal In ma
ture. The ladies were told to bring
their embroidery and pleasant af-
ternoon was passed. Mrs. Marck-
ress sang number Of selections and
Mrs. Ray gave several instrumental
pieces. The affoir OF Friday was
more formal In character. The game
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