The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
OUR COLORED SOCIETY
ms and Outs q shs LEGAL ceieny
and their Friends.


Mrs Cheet and Msk. Yoane vent a.
Buxton MONDAY - funew old aceanlnl.
nnece and have . look AZ shn thriving
slllaFn they returned Tuesday even.
ing
Mica Jennie HARDY entertained a
company % young people al her home
ON North sixth street saturday even.
| ihg II honor % her friend. Miss Mabel
Hall, of keokuk iAeht refreshments
were seryed and pheasant evening
was enjoyed ny all
The ladies Of the Al N. II. church
lnaugurated a series OK luncheons, 90
be given this winter at the residence
Of Mrs. A. Blackburn. eos u avenue
east, Friday afternoon. one will be
hold each week az the home OF some
member until the series is completed.
Emmett MIckels, formerly in the
employ OF the Golden Eagle OF this
city and who went 20 Coffeeyille, Kan,
soon after his parents removed TO that
city, is now employed with tho ELI
Meyer and M. G. simons Clothing Co..
Of Kansas City, Mo-, Of which Joe
Beeson is manager
Miss Mabel Hall went to her home
in KeolSuli Monday The young Lady
In company with her mother, Mrs.Rey.
r. w. Lewis, has been making an ex-
tended visit in Minneapolis, Des
Moines and st. Paul since attending
conference in the latter city, and was
en- route home when shn stopped here
for short visit.
Felix Fowler Weir OF Chicago, the
only negro to win diamond medal
from the Chicago Musical College, and
a graduate of the Royal Conservatory
Of Music OF Leipsic, Germany, will APP
pear in recital at the A. M. E.church
in this city, Tuesday evening, Oct. "a.
Mr.. Weir is probably the finest violin
ist Of his race in America, and 1t viii
be rare treat TO near him.
Rev. r. H. Lockwood Of Wesley
Chapel, was taken very III Sunday CIV.
ening with an attack OF acute indiges.
tion that required the attention OF a
physician fortseyeral hours before re.
lief was obtained. He was much bet
ter Monday, however, and has been
conducting series Of meetings nc the
church this week
Attorney George 81 Woodson was q
passenger this morning TO Rock Island
from which city he goes 10 Peoria 20
onpear in the United States district
court In the Hart murdef trial. Mr..
Woodsln defends Hart, negro who
Killed man at the United States ar
senal ut Rock Island, ard Is charged
with murder in the first degree The
fact that the murder was at tho ar.
senal places the punishment within
the Jurisdiction OF the United States
courts. Mr.. Woodson will be the first
negro to appear In that court as attor-
ney practicing before It's tribunal.
Mrs Thos Cheek and Mrs. George
Young, who have been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Cheeks mother, Mrs.
John Williams, for the past two weeks,
departed Friday for their respective
homes, Peoria and Galesburg MRS.
Cheek will remain but day In Peo-
ria, and then goes to Chicago and in
company with her brother, Walter
Smith, will start Monday for Califor-
MIA to join her husband, who is now
located in that state, which they ex-
pect to make their future home. Mrs
Young expects to ieave for California
in about month % spend the winter
: &c ladies have been the recipients OF
many social attentions while In the
city Parties were given for them at
Mrs Williams last Friday evening,
and wednesday evening Of this week.
Mrs. Ed Jones and Mrs. A.. q. Clark
entertained for them Tuesday evening
at Mrs. Jones', while they were guests
Of the Lees during Sunday.