The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fraker and
son are home from an extended tour
in southeastern United States and the
Island of Cuba.
Miss Hannah Clendenon, who has
been visiting her brother, I. w. Glen
demon, returned this morning to her
school in Delta.
Misses Rose Boyer, Laura Eaton,
Mary Evans and Josie Mack, of New
Sharon, are among the visitors from
that city Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett Beeson, of
Marshalltown, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Beeson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Lacey.
Phil Lally and Edwin Ball, of What
Cheer, spent Sunday with many
friends in the city returning to their
homes this morning.
Miss Jessie Strauser returned this
morning to her home near What Cheer
after pleasant visit with her sister,
Miss Nettie Strauser.
Miss Ethel Kirkman left this morn
ing for Des Moines where she has Sc
cured position and will make her
future home in thai city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ellis, who have
been visiting Mr.. Ellis sister, Miss
Mollie Ellis, returned Saturday even
ing to their home in Abba.
Prof. If. Lybarger, of Philadelphia,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. San
dusky and daughter, Vida, at Hotel
Lacey, at dinner Sunday evening.
George Cook, of Minneapolis, who
has visited often in Oskaloosa spent
Sunday with his many friends. Mr..
Cook arrived Saturday and stopped
over while on his way to st. Louis to
care for business matters.
Mrs. B. o. Jerel, who has been So
journiDg in California for several
months has returned to her home,
arriving from Los Angeles Saturday
night. She reports very pleasant
and restflll visit. The family will be
located for the summer in the Walter
Campbell place, 213 North Eighth
street.
Harvey News: Mrs. George An
drews, of OskalooSa, visited at the
home of her parents Mr.. andlMrs. T.
M. Branscomb, lover Sunday. Mrs.
Andrews informs us that she and Mr..
Andrews expect to leave about the
first of May for an extended visit at
points along the west coast. They
will also take in Portland Exposition
while abroad.
Bussey Press: Mrs. A. N. Little
and daughter, Katherine, of Chicago,
formerly of Oskaloosa, will sail from
New York April fifth for Paris to
spend several months abroad. Miss
Little will study music, she is already
fine vocalist. Iowa people are
proud of the young ladies who drift
away and become justly famous as
has Miss Little. .......
Mr.. and Mrs. @. d. Randell and
daughters, Misses Esther and Belle, of
Wright, will leave Tuesday for an ex-
tended trip through the west. Their
first stop will be at Stromsburg, INeb /,
where Mr.. Randell has number of
relatives and where they will visit for
month or 80. They then go to Col
orado and from there 60 to the Port
land Exposition, stopping off on their
return at Colby, Kansas, to visit john
Randall and family.
Howard Harold left last evening
for Chicago where he has accepted a
position with Hibbard,i Spencer &
Bartlett 90. for which firm, after an
Office experience, he will go on the
road. The young man has had con-
siderable experience in hardware and
will undoubtedly make good" in his
new position. A number of his young
men friends gave an informal supper
in his honor at Hotel Lacey last even
ing and presented him with aremem-
brance OF their friendship.