The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-04-20

Miss Sadie Tenant, Of Buxton,
visited relatives and friends in 0ska-
loosa Saturday.
Mrs. WAL. Pearson spent Sunday
at the parental William Battin home
in Marshalltown. '.>
j. l.. Boyd and sister, Miss Grace,
of Lacey, were business callers in Os
kaloosa Saturday.
Mrs. 9. II. Adams was a Sunday
visitor atIthe parental w. T.'Adams
home in New Sharon.
Mrs. John Williams, who has been
visiting at the Sam Keels home re-
turned Saturday to her home at Lacey
Miss Villa Clegg, of New Sharon,
who is teaching schoolI in that city
was business visitor in town yester-
day.
Buxton Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. b.
@. Buxton have returned home from
an extended trip through the South
and East.
Mrs. Minnie Hurt, of Lacey, was
an Oskaloosa visitor Saturday look
ing after purchases and other bust
ness matters.
Villa Meredith, wife and baby were
pass engers to Searsboro Saturday
afternoon for a SundayiIvisit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret Johnson was aspas-
senger Saturday afternoon for New
Sharon, near which place she will
teach the spring term of school.
Mrs. George Johnson returned Sat.
urday to ther home in New Sharon
after pleasant visit at the parental
M. S. Freeman home in this city.
Moses Davis and daughter,I Miss
Ida, arrived home Saturday evening
from a delightful trip to Texas. They
visited at 1.-THE Fred Davis home in
Musk ogee, and were accompanied by
Fred and wifethrough the lonelstar
state.
Jesse NJ. Beck, of Centerville, was
in town Saturday enroute to Fremont
to Join Mrs. Beck in a visit with rela-
tives there and at Sigourney. Mr..
Beck Is associated with John Need
ham formerly of Oskaloosa, in the pub
icatio of the Centerville Iowegian
and the boys are making fine sue
cess of their paper.
Keota Eagle: They hadIan unpre-
meditated family reunion at the j.
NJ. Oh esney home thelother day. 1t
just appened that all the children
gather ed there for the day; andlby'a
peculi ar coincidence it turned out to
be Mr.. and Mrs. Chesney's wedding
anniversary, their 37th, so that the
affair resolved itself into an informal
celebration of that event. Mrs. Han
nah Berkenbine and her husband, j.
c., were down. from Oskaloosa, Mrs q,
Lucy Root is here from Wisconsin,
Mrs. Ella Groves came down from
South English and Mrs. MaggieiHar-
ris and Edith and Stanton ,swolled
the circle to completeness.
Mrs. Robert Roseborough andlMrs.
e. II. Waring departed via thelIowa
Central for Mountain View, Mo-, for
couple of weeks visit withItheir
sister.
Miss Carrie Madison, accompanied
by her father, VIM. Madison, who
went to Rochester, Mimi, Thursday
evening for surgical attention found
the hospital so crowded that an oper-
alton was deferred until this week.
Peter Engeldinger, and d, w. Luz
cas-, of Sigourney, were visiting in
Oskaloosa last night, and were candi-
dates for initiation in the Red;Cross
degree of Masonry. The gentlemen
returned this morning to their homes.
Newton News: Father Chas. F.
Waldren late Of st. Mary's Catholic
church in Oskaloosa has taken up his
residence in Newton and will have
charge of Sacred Heart Parish con-
Quoting the first service Sunday
morning.
Mrs. George M. Christian, Of Grin
nell, wife of the United States Mar
shall of this district, was visitor in
oskaloosa a few hours yesterday on
her way home from Keokuk where
she had been visiting with Marshall
Christian.
]. a. Garner, of New Sharon, re-
turned to his home last evening after
a brief visit with A. o. Martin. Mr..
Garner had been visiting in this city