The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-03-23
PERSONALS.
(From Saturdays Daily.


ness affairs.
Miss Rose Woodward, of Fremont
who has been visiting friends in thi
returned home to-day.
Abba Republican: Mrs, John Ram
say and Miss Anna Ramsay, of Oska
lcosa, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Harris this week.
Miss Georgia Weitzel, Operator a
the O., r. I, & P. depot, is visiting
for a few days with her mother, Mrs
J. G. Weitzel, in Gowrie.
j. F. Springfield of Ottumwa was q
visitor in the city yesterday in con.
sultation with his business associate
Harry E. o'Neill and other parties.
Harry E. O'Neill of Omaha is a
visitor in the city looking after bust
ness interests here. Mr.. O'Neill ar
rived in Oskaloosa yesterday and
win spend several days in the city.
Bud Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. @. Anderson, of this city,
passed through here yesterday on a
passenger run between Valley juno
ton and Eldon which he is holding
down temporarily.
VIM. Morgan, a brother of DR.. j.
w. Morgan, with his wife and son,
are in this city visiting atlthe DIR.
Morgan home. They will leave to-
night for Colorado whereI they ex-
pect to reside permanently.
Mrs, John Dooley, OF What Cheer,
who has been visiting in Oskaloosa
for a few days at the home of Mrs.
w. III. Hamilton, was a passenger
this morning for Beacon where she
viii be the guest of friends for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Brown, after
two years residence lin Des Moines
are moving back to this city to make
0skaloosa their future home. They
found the capital city all fright in
many ways, but in no way equal to
Oskaloosa.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Arthur
Pringle, of Oskaloosa and sister, Mrs. |
A. O. Trindle, of Van Meter, were
que SITS in the city yesterday at the NJ.
Meek and j. A. Work homes. They
eft last evening for visit with rela-
ives in Keota.
Chas. @. Pike and Evan Morgan,
Who have been out in the woods of
Skunk River looking for ducks, de-
serted Camp Zizzy yesterday and re-
turned to the city to care for business
affairs. Messrs. Carr, leighton, Perry
and others will remain for few days.
Mrs. Frank Mackey andI daughters
Molly and Marie left this morning
or Council Bluffs, where Mr.. Mackey
las accepted position as foreman
n the painting department of the
Standard Manufacturing Company,
n which ]. F. Hughes, formerly of
his city, and Gay G. Woodin are in
crested.
Professor and Mrs. Stephen Had
ey last evening banqueted the Senior
Glass of Penn College at their home
IN North E. street just west of the
college. There were present on the
occasion about thirty members of the
lass, President and Mrs. Rosenber-
ser and Rev. and Mrs. Purdy. A de-
ightful four course banquet was SER
red and the occasion was greatly en-
Dyed.
Mrs. Louie Towle was hostess this
tfternoon to the ladies of the P. E. o.
society at her home on North Third
Jtreet. The program was a very in
eresting one and consisted of talk
,y the hostess upon her trip in Cuba,
md paper by Miss Carrie Van Gid
,r on "Making Calenders." Initia-
ion of Miss Stoke and Miss Lewis of
he Penn College Faculty occurred.
rhe ladies passed a very enjoyable
afternoon.
Miss Ivy Gossage entertained a
1umber of her friends at her home
.O9 Fifth avenue west, last evening.
Games were INDUCED in, after which
were served. At late
nour the young people departed all
voting Miss Gossage an excellent en-
5ertainer. Those present were, Misses
Irene DeVore, Bessie Brown, Ethel
Hunt, Genevera Christy, Sidney
Sara Grant, Margaret Me-
Campbell and Messrs. Guy White,
Ray Gatewood, David Baughman,
Earl Parker and Floyd Taylor.
Miss Ella Doud entertained com
pany of friends last evening at her
pleas ant home on Fourth avenue west
isis st. Patrick's Day party. The
ts1 ns = of Old Glory were well blended
,rdr. oe flag of the Emerald Isle and
this he was prettily decorated with
ng wIove color of the day. The
xUalA las devoted to whist. Misa