The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03


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March III, 1895 The funeral WAS held
fFum the fcaldence ~ swn usclnrhs
Monday afternoon, lNy WI y. klnht.
tho IA ". pastor. conducting the scf.
yieeR. burial wss made Ia Highland
cemetery.
Tho childrtu and grandchildren 81
Mrs. t. Mlddlrswortn spent sunday
at her home and flne birthday titns
ner was served az noon, the occasion
being in homer of the esteemed won.
inns 6Gth birthday anpivcrsary, al.
though Il was also the birthday Of
Miss Louise Wright her little grand.
daughter from oskaloosa, who was
ALSO present. 'rhey received several
nice presents, and good time was
had by all who participated. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright and three children, Of oslSa.
ioosa; MIR. and Mrs Abe Ralnsbarger
and son, OF Gray's Creek; Mr.. and
Mrs John Morris and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Emma, Miss Ada
Middlesworth and Miss Mamie Wright,
all Of this place.
The u. S. Carnival Company arrived
from Ottumwa Monday morning to
show here during the week. Most OF
the shows were in readiness to open
up Monday night, ana the remainder
commenced Tuesday evening. They
carry six or seven paid attractions,
two free exhibitions, Ferris Wheel and
merry-go-round, and in addition there
are two or three fortune tellers and
various smaller stands and attractions.
Inc main attractions are as follows ;
Uno, the Australian Wild Girl; the
Electric Theatre of moving pictures
and stereopticon views; the Jubilee
Minstrels; the Fat Girl ana Living
Doll; Vaudeville Show; and the
Topsy Turvy House, or the house up.
side down. Most Of the stands and
tents are ranged along Walnut street
or just off Walnut on the side streets,
except the vaudeville show and the
merry.go.round which are just north
Of the park. On Walnut street are
also to be found a penny arcade OF
moving pictures and Japanese dodg.
or Of balls. The company carries
about seventy-fve people. This, the
first street fair and harvest carnival
for Eddyville, drew good crowd ON
Monday night considering that 1t was
the first night, and indications are
that large crowd will be attracted
to town this week. d.
l.. A. Rowe was in Oskaloosa Fri.
day. "
Geo. w. DeTar Of Abba was in
town Thursday.
2, T. Pointer OF oskaloosa was I'm
town Thursday.
A.. l.. Carson and ]. +. Hall were
ottumwa callers Saturday.
The interior Of the Christian church
has been repainted and decorated.
]. Il. Davis of BLUM Creek spent
Friday and Saturday in oskaloosa.
Mrs. s. A. Oldham is having cleo.
trio lights put in at her residence.
M. J. Bernaur, who has employment
In ottumwa, visited at home over Sun.
day. ....
Mrs. Matte Judd or Davis City Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Daviu
Keefe. n.s~
Miss Robinson Of Pekay went to
Hilton Saturday morning to visit a
sister.
Will Jordan's baby, at Coalfold,
has been quite sick with stomach
trouble.
Mrs. M. ]. Mater went to Abba Fri.
day to spend a month with her
daughters.
Mrs. VIM. Privitt Of Sand Ridge
has been confined to her bed with
dysentery.
Miss Gene belong went to oska.
loosa Thursday to visit with friends
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Mintonye was In ottum
wa Wednesday attending the funeral
Of friend.
Miss Edna Jones or ottumwa has
been visiting with her friend, Mrs.
#. =. Elliott.
Chas. Bolibaugh, the progressive
farmer east Of town, has reprinted his
house and barn.
Frank CRANKY, the pumper at the
Northwestern bridge above town, ID
q malaria sufferer.
A novelty store was opened up Fri.
day>fn the Dixon building, J. M. Ry.
an being the manager.
Geo. II. Elliott OF ottumwa visited
over Sunday with his parents. Mr..