The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-07-06

from bis duties Ms dispatcher and will
spend Il at the big meat town.
Miss Beulah Grimes, OF the corps
or helloa girls, ut the Home Tele.
phone Office has taken vacation and
Is the guest OF her brother, DR.. Y. Q.
Grimes, al Harper. The young ladies
OF the telephone ONCE claim that
there lie another induoemen at Harp
or for this young lady besides the visit
20 her brother.
Miss Stella Ramsey and Miss Geor-
gia wilcox entertained compgny
Of about forty guests last evening at
the George Ramaay home on a ave-
nue. east, In honor OF Mrs. Q. ~.
Lackey, OF philadelphia, who has
been visiting In the city, The even
ing was pleasantly spent with numcr-
Gus diversions. Refreshments were
served and the affair was thoroughly
enjoyable.
Mrs. %. 8. Gesford who has been
visiting at the Mitchell home returned
bis morning to her home in Newton.
Miss Alberta Smith, Of Deg Moines,
arrived yesterday and will visit for q
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. 70. II.
Belmont.
Mrs. Amanda Truzzell who has boon
visiting at the Joseph Jones home re-
turned this morning to her her homo
In DeB Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Wymore we're
passengers to Deg Moines this morn
ing to visit with relatives and friends
for q few days.
Marion Sewers has arrived from
his duties In Haverford College 70
spend the summer At the parental w,
A. Sewers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. Blakeslee were
visitors to-day in Des Moines calling
on friends and relatives and looking
after matters OF business.
The announcement that DR.. s. w.
Clark and party would leave for Wis
consin to-day 10 an error. The party
doesnot leave until Wednesday, July6.
Misses Jennie and CIarrissa Kellogg
were passengers this morning 70
Howard county whore they will spend
the summer the guest OF their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mil
Ter.
Miss Caroline Loring, In company
with Mrs. Anna Sandol OF CentervilIe,
who has been her guest for few days
left this morning for Chicago whore
they will spend q few days with
friends.
Fremont Gazette: Or, A. q. Coma
way, Of Marshalltown, drove his auto
down Sunday and was a guest at the
8. X. Canon home. lie returned Nom
day morning accompanied by Miss
Margaret Canon from here and his
mother from Oskaloosa. Miss Canon
returned yesterday.
Delta Enterprise; Miss Maggie De
Marco returned from Oskaloosa where
she has been working nj dressmaking
with her cousin, Mrs. .. D. Borkin-
bIne, for the past month and perhaps
longer. Maggie viii be home until
after the Fourth, when In all proba-
biIity she win 70 back 70 her work.
win Richardson,th the Sigourney man
who had his eyes so severely injured
by the gas explosion couple Of weeks
ago, Ia able TO be out again and luck
lily the hurt Is not nearly 80 bad 40
first reported. He will save the sight
Of both his eyes but will carry some
Of the scars to his grave II was q
narrow escape
Ne gton Record: Uncle Balydel-
Iotte has the distinction Of being the
first man initiated into the Odd Fell
lows lodge 10 Newton, and isnow the
only living member Of the original
organization. TWAS on the 18th day
Of June, 1856, that number Of ODD
FeIlows from Oskaloosa game over 70
organize the lodge here.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson left this
morning for Chicago from whore she
goes on to washington, %. 81, and
from that place in company with relar
tives 70 TO Atlantic CITY for q few
weeks. Miss jackson win also attend
the meeting Of the National Educa-
tionaI Association atAabury Park, y.
~, during her trip East
PeIla Chronicle: The Rev. r. Van
der Ark, pastor OF the First Cbristian
Reformed church, preached last 6un-
day Tor the people At Leighton, and
IN the afternoon drove 70 Oskalooea
where he again preached. People
who have heard the gentleman say
that be Is q very fine talkef and his
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