The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-23
CORRESPONDENCE
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Mm. !. "A. barnes. ncfoss the river,
has been quite ~.
Mrs. Henry Moss Of Pleasant Cor
ners has been lndlsposed
Harvey Fortune Of oehaloosa Wis.,
tied here the fore part Of the week,
Miss 1orena webber commenced
teaching school near rlusscy Monday.
John Haywood and A. @. Beamcr
we're at Pella Tuesday and wednes'
day.
stephen BelEer, north OF town, is
adding two bed rooms TO his resi-
dence.
Samuel Kussart and son Leroy OF
Hynes visited Fddyyille relatives
Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Sinnard OF Waterloo
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Emmett Nixon.
Chas. w. Fisher has secured the
Grays school west OF town eud com.
menced teaching Monday.
Born, Thursday, November 16th,
1905, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roberts,
OF Bridgeport "a baby girl.
Il. Porter OF Davis county, Mo-,
arrived Tuesday night for visit
with his niece, Mrs. A. Danforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis. north.
west Of town, visited relatives at os.
kaloosa the fore part OF the week.
County Surveyor u. Herbert Owens
OF oskaloosa came down Tuesday ana
did some surveying for G. G. Palmer.
Born, Thursday, November 10th,
1905, to Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Ber-
ry OF Bluff Creek q baby boy. Weight
1Oh pounds.
Rev. Edward Rogers OF Des Moines
will preach at tho Baptist church
next Sunday morning ana evening
November 18th.
Louie, the little son or l.. g. De
Long OF st. Louis, came Monday
night and will spend the winter here
and attend school. ~.
w. 8. Phillips and family, who
moved TO Portland, Oregon, last win,
ter, have returned TO Bddyville and
will again make this their home.
Mrs Anna Rampey OF Des Moines
and Ed Bland and daughter, Miss
Sadie, OF ST. Joe, Mo-, have been Wis.
iting at the J. 10. Fleetwood home.
o. s.. WEIGH OF near Cedar is
building a new barn and his brother,
Vornic WEIGH, OF the same locality,
Is building an addition to his resi-
dence. #
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cowley went
10 Omaha, Nebraska, Tuesday 70
spend about ten days with relatives.
Mrs. A. l.. Bedding OF Van Vert Wis.
tied with her friend, Mrs. w. s.
Right Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie w. Miller OF Ottum,
wa, secretary OF the Woman's For.
clgn Missionary society OF the west,
spoke at the Pleasant Corners church
Sunday morning and evening In be-
half Of the work she represents. The
day was what was termed Bible day,
and an appropriate program was car.
ried out at three .. m.
The Odd Fellows had work in the
initlatory degree ut their regular SEES.
sion Wednesday night. The work
was performed by the Kirkyllle
lodge. Shortly after nine o'clock
about twenty-five OF the daughters OF
Daughters OF Rebeccah gave the ODD
Fellows a surprise. The ladies were
all masked and they brought with
them all manner OF good things.
There was a drill and number OF
impromptu speeches were made. a
highly enjoyable time Is reported.
| J. A. Gray OF Kirksyile, Mo-, was in
town Wednesday on HIS way home
from Minneapolis, where ne had been
10 attend the wedding OF his oldest
daughter, Miss Blanche. to Jesse o.
Smith. The ceremony was perform.
cd by Rev. Johnson at the M. u. par
sonage at 1000 o'clock Tuesday
morning, November 18th, 1906. The
bride passed tho early years OF her
life here but moved 10 Klrksyille
with her parents some years ago.
TIE groom is young doctor OF 90.
teapathy and IL located at Minneap-
oils, where they will reside.
Married at the home OF the brides
daughter, Mrs. Acie oden, on North
Third street, at 500 o'clock Wednes.
day evening, November is, 1905, Mrs.
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