The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-09

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party al the beme a. a. ~ Cmyell.cor.
net % South Second and iAan street,
waa arranged Tor Friday evening by
Mrs. Coryell. complimentary 20 her
husbanda birthday. The evening was
spent and refreshments
wefe served by he hostess,
AZ the home o. their daughter. Mrs,
r n. snafer, yesterday Mr. and Mrs.
y. w Mccall celebrated their flfty-
lhird wedding anniversary. The amt.
gersary was marked by an unprvten.
Sous family dinner az which were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall, their
son. g. s. Mccall and family, and mr.
and Mrs. Shafer and family. Miss
Emma woodland and Mr.. Frank w. Nc
call were married. at Ia Sale, HI,
Nov. 3, 1852. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall
zane TO Iowa as years ago. locating in
oskaloosa, where they have since re-
sided, Mr.. Mccall having Jeen in act
we business here since that time.
Their children are Mrs. +. d. Shafer
Ind c. s. Mccall of this city; Mrs.Ella
Northrup Of Keota, and l.. II. Mccall,
who has just recently removed from
oskaloosa to Paonia, Colorado. Mrs.
and Mr.. Mccall we're unable
% be present yesterday. A host OF
friends unite in congratulations upon
he occasion OF the anniversary.
Hrom Mondays Daily)
l.. Il. Smith Is homo from business
rip to st. Louis.
Mrs. George Hale, Of ottumwa. spent
Sunday in the city.
Miss Caroline Doty, OF Ames, was
IN over Sunday guest Of friends.
Mrs. Helen West OF Grinnell, was
In over Sunday visitor in the city.
Mrs. J. ]. Rilhhan, OF Leighton, was
/ Sunday visitor In 0skaloosa with
Miss 10 Rillihan.
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Parker, OF ottum-
wa, were visitors In oskaloosa Sun.
lay with their friend, Willard Carver.
Miss Estella Malone spent Sunday
It her home in this city, returning this
to her school duties at Lam
Easter.
Mrs. v. Il. Hamilton and sister, Miss
Louise Russell, left Saturday evening
or Kansas City, where they will make
/ brief visit with friends.
Frank Ross and wife, who have been
visiting with reIatives In this ethyl
asst evening over the Central for their
nome at Keatsville, Mo.
Rev. John William Jones and Mira.
Jones left this morning for Clinton,
where they will visit for n few days
With Rev. Jones parents.
Miss Frances Corrigan has accepted
| position in the Hoffman q Baker
grocery and will be found in charge OF
he cases at the center Of the room.
Mrs. Clara Hearne was a visitor Sun,
lay at her home in this city, return
ng last evening to Abba where she Is
n charge of the Smith jewelry store.
Miss Zetta Garretson and sister Lu-
lille were passengers this morning to
)es Molnes, called TO that city by tie
erious Illness Of their sister, Mrs.
led Ross.
Mesdames J. X. Hoover and w. Z.
,lliott were passengers this morning
o Des Moines, where they will visit
or few days, guests OF their sister,
frs. Flora Parks.
Miss Myrtle Glaze submitted to a
urgical operation for appendicitis this
lorning The operation was perform
d by DrClark assisted by Dr.Rodgers
nd by Miss Minor, nurse.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
he Methodist preachers meeting TO
o held In the First Methodist church
fonday will be addressed by the Rev.
I. w. Someryille, Of osKaloosa, on''Ex.
eriences in Reaching Men"
Miss Martina Wiley, OF Davenport, is
ne guest OF her aunt Mrs. Minnie
duncan, at her home on Second ave-
Iue west. Mrs. Duncan entertained
Ar. and Mrs. Dow Batten, OF Knox
lille, who came over with the Knox.
file high school foot ball team.
Claude Reich. who has been In the
mploy OF the Hawkeye Lumber Co,
4 this city for few months. has ac-
epted promotion to the position OF
manager OF the company's yard at
fystic and left Saturday evening for
hat Mace 10 assume the duties OF the