The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
CORRESPONDENCE.


a vlsli With Eldon relatives
Miss Frank Funk was vIalliag 10
otiumwa friday and saturday
Mre. Henry Martin and children
spent Monday with her sister IN ot'
tumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Harper 81 near
uivin visited at The J. III Miller home
Saturday.
morn. Monday. August 20, 1905. to
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Miller, OF near
Frederic, baby girl.
waiter Pyatt and w. q. Berry VIII
coon 20 TO Ottumwa 10 SERVE on the
wapcilo county jury.
q. M. n. Myers, after an Illness 81
two weeks from throat trouble, was
nblo 10 be out Sunday.
Ernie Lyon OF Cedar was In town
Friday, and Frank Moore or the same
place was n business caller Saturday.
mrs. g. N. Davis and son Ernie Wis.
fed AZ tho Albert Mendenhall homo
IN oskaloosa Monday and took In the
circus.
MRS. q. M. Garfield and daughter,
Mabel, are spending the week with
her sister, Mrs. Cordio Garfield, In
Ottumwa.
WIN. MCGEE and son Ivan, Of Locust
Hill, Mo-, will soon return home after
a visit with relatives and friends on
Gray'g Greek.
Mrs. Jesse Swan and son Clarence,
went TO Ottumwa Monday 10 see Mrs.
Swans mother, Mrg. Emma Lost, who
has been sick.
Miss Stella Holloway, who has been
attending college at Quincy, Ill, is
spending a weeks vacation at her
home in Cedar.
John Llebus. an old settler OF this
place. is moving his family 10 0ska.
loOga this week. Two Of their daugh'
terg reside there.
Mr.. Kephart, OF Stuart, 8. d., q dis
trict oyerseer, has been spending a
few days with the 8. u. Adventist peo'
pie hcreabouts.
II. AIiepder, who has been stopping
with relatives IN Abba for some time,
was an over Sunday guest OF his faith
or, J. l.. Allendcr.
Ed Gray, son Of Amos Gray, who
has had employment at 0gkaiooga for
some time, returned 10 Eddyyille Fri.
day 10 remain here.
J. a. TraIster Of Pleasant township,
has been chosen 20 serve as a trial
juror on the September term Of the
Monroe county court
EddyyilIe, Wednesday August 30,
19O5l--I5orn, Sunday, August 2D, 1905,
20 Mr.. and ...rg. l.. ~ Sullivan, near
Bridgeport, a baby fri.
Cecil Bunnell of/oskaioosa, came
down Tuesday toFspend few days
with his uncle, JAS. L. siDes.
Mis- hulia suiliyan and nephews,
Ja{Ig rand Dan Sullivan, returned 10
thl home at Beacon Monday after a
yiht at the Con Sullivan home.
Jacob Free, one Of EddyyilIe'g old
settlers, was able 10 appear on the
streets Monday for the first time in
several weeks owing 20 sickness.
Little Miss Dearcie Carroll returned
10 her home at Ottumwa Saturday Of.
ter an extended stay with her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gray.
Miss Agnes AllendeT, who has been
stopping with her aunt al Corydon the
past eight months, returned 10 Eddy.
INV tg8hNAAeE ~ ghb@A bghggA hgASs
II. n. Norman, Of Bridgeport, went
70 Deg Moincs Saturday 20 spend a
week visiting his sister, Mrs. q. J..
Nyrick, and attending the State Fair.
J Mrs.. Abigail Williams departed for
Edna, Mo-, Friday night, called by the
serious illness N her grandson. One
d her granddaughter accompanied
her.
Mrs. n. u. McNeege, who has been
visiting at Des Moines for some time,
has returned home. Her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Lawlegg, came home with
her on q visit
y. w. FATS has completed two con.
crete culyertg near the w. NJ Gray
farm west Of town, and has also built
cement block foundation for Yves.
ley Randall Of near Cedar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy g. Tnmble and
baby, n Kirksyiilc, Mo, who have
been whiting in Abba, we're over Sun.
day guests of Mre. TrImbIe's brother
and sister, DR. r. r. Shanan and Mrs.
A. w. Bell.
q. w. Wilson moved Monday from
tho Perry property, east OF the park,
10 Mrs. Julia GiIliam's property, on
North Fourth street, Mrs. Gillian and
family having moved 20 Des Molnes a
short time ago.
Miss Clara Mitchell returned 10 her
home at Ottnmwa Monday after spend
ing a few days AT the 8. q. Oldham
and ,. r. Dayidson homes. Master
Geo, Oldham accompanied her home
for short visit.
Miss Ethel Not returned 10 her
home at Muchakinock Yards Saturday
after visit with her sister, Mrs. Jno.
Donahay. Mrs. Donahay and children
accompanied her home and visited oy-
or Sunday after which they attended
tho circus in Oskaloosa.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Deborah Brunt,
daughter OF Mrs, Martha A. Brunt,
west on town, TO John A. Brown, son
~ Rev. John Brown, Of Batavia, the
ceremony 10 take place Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10th, at high noon, At the
home Of the brides mother.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. r. Gibson end little