The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-08

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"wednesday,
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! Friday evening with pleasiss, but b
roe better.
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liamiltnn. WIRE over sunday siaitsrsl
~ rela,itee here.
Mrs q. W. Davis u oehalocsa was
guest "a her daughter, Mrs n ~
urattan, last week
Mr. and Mrs. w.lp GRAY went 20
nartwlck Friday morning Cor a few
auye' visit with friends,
Miss Ada Middlrsworth. Miss En
ma Morris. Miss Nellie Burke we're
oskaloosa callers Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Smith are rcIolc
ing over the arrival OF a new ten.
pound daughter az their home Sunday
morning.
Mrs, Ruth and children came down
| Saturday evening from TT. Dodge for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Charles
Parsons.
Earl McElroy has the contract for
putting up a slx.room cottage for
John lager, Srs on the lots south of
his residence.
Mrs. N. d. McNeese and daughter
Fern went to Des Moines Thursday
morning for a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gertie Lawless.
Mrs. Rhoda Briggs and grandson,
| Frank Clark, are visiting In the
| country at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Kindred Harding,
Mrs. J. w. Selfert has added much
to the appearance Of her handsome
residence on Mill street by putting In
two new b~ay-windows.
Misses Laura Beamer and Edna
Larson expect to 60 to Des Moines on
wednesday to be in attendance at the
Adventist camp meeting.
The old elevator standing near the
Rock Island tracks Is being r~e-roofed
and sided and put in use for a store
room for Schafer G. Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b, Wylie have an
nounced the coming marriage OF their
| daughter, Miss Grace, to o. II. Seifert,
at their home, June Z at $3.50 p. m.
James Dunkle, who has been visit
ing relatives at Centerville, has ac'
cepted a position there and expects
10 remain there during the summer.
Ottumwa passengers Friday morn
ing were Mrs. Charles Harper and
son Rex, Mrs. viii Kirfman and baby,
Miss Dearsie Carroll and James
| Smith.
Mrs James Gallagher and children,
| Of Oskaloosa, came down to attend
| Memorial exercises and remained for
a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Minnie Mclaughlin and Miss
| Florence Holiday, OF ottumwa, Wilt
ed at the home Of Ed Mclaughlin Sat
| urday and In the evening went to st.
Paul and Minneapolis on the excur'
sion.
Mrs. M. Il. Oldham, of Greenfield,
who has been making m extended
| visit with her children at this place,
was called home last Thursday by
the Illness Of her daughter, Mrs.Nona
| Heating.
Mrs. Avis Bourke received a lis
| patch Thursday announcing the dean
| of her brother, s. L. Ellis, of Simeon,
! near Valentine, Nebr., who was kill
ed by lightning. Mr.. Ellis was vol
known in Iowa, having lived in Keo'
kuk county.
The carpenters this week have just
| finished the addition Of two new
rooms and two new porches to the
Mrs. !. s. Riggs property on South
| Third street. Wesley Dunnigan Is
| also improving his residence by rails
ing and putting on q new roof.
There were nineteen tickets sold
here for the excursion TO st. Paul on
| Saturday evening. Among those go
| ing from this place were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cowley. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
| Lafferty, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phil
lips, Mrs. Levi Baldwin, Kindred Har-
dlng, Chas. Briggs, Harry and Bernie
Harding, Misses Pearl Moore and
Pleasie Boyd, the two latter expecting
to remain during the summer.
June 7. Recruit.