The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-21
THE COUNTY NEWS
snoyvlLLn EVENTS.
fnf John a. RinnAi

n a. CLARK waa IN Dea Molnes On
Thursday on . business trip.
Ed nrubaher, u Cudaf. h building
on addition 10 his residence.
Mrs T,alRar Hekl, agud III, has been
quite slick AZ her homu north or town.
Roy Lanerty and I. i. lager drove
TO Bussoy and ulyln Wednesday on
business.
Mrs, Sarah Oldham and daughter,
Miss Lizzlc, have both been on tue
sick list.
Mrs. Margaret Tooney has been
quite sick with a bilious attack for
several days.
schafer Il stelnhoff are building a
ware room 22x3O feet In size. back OF
the millinery store.
Mrs. Avis Bourko was at oskaloosa
Thursday night, called by the death
OF her friend, Mrs. o. II. Hutchins.
Born, Friday, Sept. Is, 1905, to Mr.
and Mrs. =. Dorinan, east OF town, a
haby girl. Weight about 10 pounds.
Charles swltzer is preparing to open
a new coal shaft on his farm, located
east Of town, and known as the Dona-
hay farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hudson, who
have been visiting relatives here, re.
turned to their home In Missouri on
Thursday.
Samuel Kussart and family, OF
Hynes, are here for a stay Of a week
or ten days with Mr.. Kussart's broth,
er, j. II. Russart.
Mr.. and Mrs, q. H. Mooney, OF Blum
Creek, left for Creston Saturday for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Green, near that place.
Mrs. l.. A. Peppers and son Arthur,
OF Nebraska, who have been visiting
relatives In Ottumwa, spent Saturday
at the o. 9. Palmer home.
w. a. Berry, who has been serving
as a trial Juror on the WapeIlo county
district court, was excused from duty
Friday and returned home.
Andy Baker, Of Oskaloosa, came
down "Wednesday and was accompan,
led home by Mrs. Shaker, who had been
visiting mere for several days.
The following were among the OF,
tumwa passengers Saturday: Mrs.
Nancy Riggs and daughter, Miss Els
ther, Early Grain and J. u. Hughes.
Mrs. l.. A. Lennon has been quite
sick. Her grandson, Arthur Lennon,
son Of Samuel Lennon, wls also TAX,
en- sick Saturday with a bilious attack.
A public sale was held at the late
Frank Bcribner farm, just north OF
| town, Thursday afternoon, Burnley
scrlbner IL administrator Of the %.
tate.
Everett Williams and sons, who
have been living with his mother, Mrs..
A.. Williams, moved TO the Scribnef
property, on North Third street Sat
urday.
The dancing club gave a dance In
the Pythian hall Friday night About
fifteen couples we're present Prof.
3. L. Lemmon's orchestra furnished
the music. .-a..4r.4.r
Mrs. G. G. Palmer departed Saturday
night for Eau Claire, Wisconsin, to
spend a few days with her brother,
| James Vance, who IL treasurer OF
Dunn county.
The following were among the re.
| cent Oskaloosa visitors: Misses Lore.
ma Weber and Mabel Riggs, Messrs.
Cbas w Johnson, H. r. Reed and v.
W. stcinh0f. a.>u..~.,..
Robert O'COnnOr, one Of the local
| clerks, has been OFF duty for several
days on account OF an attack OF mala.
ria Miss Irene Coryell IL also a suf-
ferer from the same complaint. q
Fred Powers, Of Bridgeport, who
has been at difrerent points in Ohio
| lot inc pdbb UluS VT tsH inOubnDg NJ
rived home last week. His cousin,
Geo Powers, Of Jobs, Ohio, came with
him for a visit.
James Beamer, son OF B -. Beamer,
OF Bluh Creek, has been quite sick
and confined TO his bed for several
Gays. His parents, who have been In
Colorado the past two weeks, are ex.
pectcd TO arrive home soo
Miss fieleD DinBmore, the talented
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. g. Dlns.
more, OF Kirkyille, was united In mar
rage 10 w. q. Sloan, one OF the editors
OF the Abba Union, the ceremony taxi
Ing place at high noon Thursday, Sept.
IL, 1906, al the home OF the brides
parents, In the presence OF the imme-
date relatives. Mr.. Sioan was for.
fnerIy recorder Of Monroe county. Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan were In town Thurs
day night en- route TO Abba.
The Iowa Central ran an excursion
10 Ct Paul and MINNEAPOLIS Saturday