The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
OUR COLOPED SOCIETY
Ens and Oats " the Local ccleny
aud their Friends,

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frank stewart and Anderson
Raeyes have gone 10 Des Moines,
whore they AZ a work in their line
as maaon's tenders.
Born, 20 Mn and Mrs. w. g. Cole.
man Of $40 Il ayenuo West, sunday,
Sept. II, 1905, n hne boy. Mother
and babe doing well,
Mrs. Thos. Chek of Peoria, M, 81
expected 70 arrive in the city today
for an extended visit at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. John Williams on
North O street.
Miss Mabel Green was hostess 20 a
large number Of ner young friends at
her home on North Sixth street Thurs.
day evening, In honor Of Viva Jones.
and provided an evenings entertain.
ment OF refreshments and games that
was enjoyed by all.
Ike Hall OF Omaha passed through
the city enroute to Washington to see
his mother, who Is in very poor
poor health, being arlicted with can
Ger. Her condition has become SO Sc.
rious that all the members OF the
family have been called home and
are now at her bedside to await the
end, which cannot long be deferred.
Rev. T. A. Clark, Jr, the new pas.
tor Of the A. NJ. II. church, and wife,
arrived in the city Wednesday 10
take up the work for the coming
year. They are staying for the pres
ent with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter vii.
liams on North A street, and will oc.
cupy the parsonage as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made.
REV. Clark will conduct the regular
services at the church Sunday.
The Maple Leaf Club, composed
largely OF the students in the different
schools, gave a surprise party on Viva
Jones at the residence OF his parents
on North Al street Friday evening.
The entertainment was such as Stu
dent life suggests and was chock full
OF fun and happy episodes that almost
made the young man think he was
back among his fellow students at VIII
berforce, and then they brought on the
good things to eat and everybody was
happy.
DR.. G. Sumner Taylor Of Washing.
ton, ID. c., a graduate OF the medical
department OF Howard university, has
been spending a few nays In the city,
q guest OF his friend, Attorney Geo
II. Woodson, while awaiting the re.
suit Of his examination before the
state board OF medical examiners for
a certificate 10 practice medicine In
the state. The doctor has not fully
decided upon a location, but will
either go TO Buxton or locate in some
one OF the larger cities OF the state.
Rev. A. G. johnson OF Des Monies
was looking after business affairs In
Oskaloosa this week. Rev. johnson
has just returned from an extended
vacation trip through the west,
made possible by the generosity Of
his church. He visited points OF
interest In western Canada, Vancou.
yer, Oregon, Washington and Califof.
MIA, returning by the southern .oute
across the desert, Utah, and Colorado,
and talks very interestingly Of what
he saw and the many striking incl.
dents Of the trip.
Mrs. G. q. Lee and MISC Anna
Smith were h~ostesses 70 a large
number OF their friends Friday ey.
ening at the pleasant home OF the
Lees, north Of town. 1t was infor.
NAL, just a pleasant gathering, and
no one knows better than the Lce's
how to make their friends welcome
or TO contribute TO their pleasure and
enjoyment. The cordial welcome, the
tempting refreshments and the genial
company blending in perfect harmony
with the pretty home surroundings,
combined 10 make the evening one
Of the most enjoyable in the list Of
the seasons social events.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r..
Jones, No. 41S North Fifth street,
was the scene Of a very pleasant re-
ceptIon' Thursday evening in honor Of
Mrs. G. b. Lewis OF Davenport, treas
urer OF the state Federation OF Col
cred women's Clubs, and DR.. 9. Sum,
rer Taylor Of Washington, u. O.,
Mrs. Jones, who Is a born hostess,
was ably assisted by Miss Sally 8.
Shelley and nothing was wanting 70
contribute TO the pleasure Of the
large number OF guests present.
Light refreshments were served and
dancing and CARDS assisted in max.
ing the evening a very enjoyable one
10 all
w. G. Coleman, who has been SUI
fering for some time past with a pc.
culiar gathering in the head, is still
having considerable trouble with the
same. II seems TO resist all treat
ment and instead Of healing up con-
tinues 70 gather and break, causing
MIN much pain and suffering. He
attends to his duties at the store
.,h1n ab1a IN IA oo huf "a c~omncIiod