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tFfom MAtnfdAyN DAILY
~. Madlson Democrat Niles Belle
Little, IN OshAloosn, lav Hneat ~ hnr
aunt. Mrs. l.. H. Miller.
Mra. IA. n. nennett ana daughter
Alice nfrlvra home shlA morning from
two weeks visit ai Keokuk.
MRS. Russell, oi Abel, Is visiting In
uskalooea for a few days a the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. v. n. Hamil.
ton.
Mrs. l.. 4. Thomas was q passenger
this morning for Omaha, In which
city abe will Walt for several days with
her friend, Miss stringiellow.
MRS. vi. O. parkhurst returnsIthis
evening from Denver where she:had
been spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Abbie Arkens.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Ferrall ,ycf this
city, and daughter, Mrs. Horace Bird
sail, were passengers this morning to
Des Moines for n few days visit with
friends.
Mrs, q. II. wahl and granddaughter
Miss Elida Sullivan, who have been
visiting Mrs. wahl's daughter, Mrs.
Mary L. schock, left this morning for
their home in Wellman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wheeler are en-
joying apleasant visit from Mr.. Wheel
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler,
OF White Water, Wis.,, who will spend
several days with their ION in this
city.
Hon. w. II. Springer arrivedin os-
kaloosa this morning from apleasant
trip to the Pacific coast, including q
visit at the Portland fair. lie depart
ed for his Jefferson township home
this afternoon.
Mrs. i. o. Mcmahon and son, Bur-
ton, who have been guests at the par
entail Thornburg home, were "Q'
passengers last evening to LosAngeles
where they expect to make their
home In the future.
Newburg (Oregon) correspondence
in Portland Evening Telegram: Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Hellings and Miss Rach-
ell Steddom, OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, are
visiting here with the ladies' brother,
Terrell Steddom, and family.
Mike Donovan, Of Eagle Grove, was
a visitor in oskaloosa yesterday the
guest Of his friend, Councilman Jim
O'Hearne, with whom he had been
attending the meeting Of the Iowa
League Of Municipalities at Burling-
ton.
Miss Ida Baum was a passenger this
Cedar Rapids, from which
city, after a brief visit, she leaves to
70 to seBrLake City where she will
be married to John Young. They ex-
pect to make their future home at
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Fred Hirsch was q passenger
this morning to Ottumwa where she
win visit a few days with friends and
relatives. The special occasion Of
the lady's visit was the opening Of the
new millinery store, Of Mrs.. sickles, i
In that city.
Miss Carrie Pickerell returned this
morning to her duties as stenographer
to County Attorney John Mccoy, aft
err q vacation OF two months spent in
the West. Miss Pickereil visited
Portland and other coast points, and
also was the guest OF relatives in North
Dakota while on her trip.
Miss Mabel Fritz who has been
spending the summer months with
her parents SAT 9th Ave. East, left
this morning for Washington ID. o..
where she will resume her studies at
Gallandet College. Miss Fritz intends
to spend q few days In Chicago visit
ing friends before going on to Wash
ington.
A delightful dinner party occurred
at tn Q Country Club Thursday even
ing the affair being in the nature Of
q farewell given by the "Diligent
Doze M to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wells
who leave soon for their future home
at Ellensburg, Wash. The "Diligent
Dozen" is an afternoon ladies club Of
which Mrs. Wells was an active mem
Der. Covers we're laid for eighteen
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel u. Denny and
daug hter, Miss Denny of dorchester,
Mass, who have been visiting for a
few days at the home Of their cousin,
Captain Frank Stone, left this morn-
ing for Chicago on their way home.
Mr.. Denny and family have been In
attendance at the Grand Army en-
camp ment in Denver, and stopped of.
in oskaloosa. The gentleman 10 com
mander OF the Grand Army Post at
worchester, which 10 the largest in
the United States, and has numbered
as it's members $50 old soldiers.