The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18

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Grant Middlekoop ana wife went 90
pclla today where they viii visit Tor
few days with relatives.
Mrs. Nellie c.Dunn. OF Delta, was 4
visitor III Oskaloosa yesterday, return.
ing last evening TO her home
Miss Lulu Cooke. Of Marshalltown,
Il visiting In osknloosa with her
friend, Miss Martha vanverlyn.
Rev. c. III Wells, OF Keota, returned
last evening 20 his home In that city
after attending the missionary rally.
Miss Georgia Tucker, who has been
attending school in this city, was q
passenger this morning TO What Cheer.
II. G. Rusch, one Of Council Bluffs'
influential citizens and business men,
is visiting Or. and Mrs. Steaks this
week.
Miss Alice ~Snodgrass, who has been
attending school in this city, returned
this morning to her home in What
Cheer.
Lawrence Garner, OF Ottumwa, was
a visitor In oskaloosa yesterday, the
guest OF Manager II. w. Garner, OF the
o~skaloosa Light Co.
Mrs. o. +. Schee and children leave
today for Los Angeles, Calf, where
they expect TO spend the remaining
months of the winter.
Senator w. G. Jones and Represent
alive A. F.. N. Hambleton came down
from Des Moines yesterday to spend
the legislative recess at home.
Slgourney News: Mrs. Gilbert Ran
dali went to oskaloosa Monday to do
some reporting in the law Offices OF
George Lafferty and Frank Nash.
Mrs. j. o. Brown and sister, Miss
Hazel Springer, who have been visit
ing with Mrs. Edwin Perry, returned
this morning TO their home In Omaha.
Mrs. Fred vandlver and Mrs. G. w.
| Dixon, who have been visiting in os-
kaloosa, left last evening owe the
Central for their home In Corning,
Kansas.
Abba Republican: Harris Bros bak-
err, David Hendricks, was called TO
Delta, Iowa, last evening in answer
to a telegram announcing the death
of his mother.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Winnie Gar.
rett took a we'll earned vacation last
week from her 1uties at the Hamilton
store and spent the time With relatives
and friends in oskaloosa, Cedar and
Kirkville.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. r. b. Gordon
was a visitor last week In oskaloosa
with Mrs. Lucinda Gordon. Her son
Willie, who had been visiting at the
DR.. J, II. Morgan home, accompanied
her home.
Miss Margaret McCampbell enter
Ltalned the X Y Y club at six o'clock
dinner last evening at her home on
Third avenue east. The occasion was
a most pleasant n and was greatly
enjoyed by those present.
Miss Helen Myers, Of Buxton, re.
turned this morning to her horne after
a brief visit in oskaloosa with her
sister, Mrs. N. p. Harrington. Miss
Myers, VINO has been very Ill for a
couple Of months, Is somewhat recoy.
cred.
John r.. Sharp, who was the Iowa
Central agent at Fremont some time
over a year ago, and left there to take
a similar position at Stark with the
Northwestern, was married on Thurs.
day, Dec. rs, 1906, TO Miss Mollie Far
mer, a young lady near that place.
The happy couple left the same day
for Nebraska, where Mr.. Sharp has
other employment.
Abba Republican: Rev. Patterson
OF oskaloosa occupied the Methodist
pulpit Sunday morning, ably present
ing the needs OF superannuated pas
tors. In order TO properly car for
them the church has decided TO raise
a permanent fund Of $4,000, the prin-
cipal never to be used, and the inter-
est only from the fund TO be used 70
supplement the present income for
that purpose. Rev. Patterson Is de-
voting his whole time to the work
and succeeding well. He rs an old
friend Of Rev. w. s.. Gardner, the two
having entered the conference in the
same class twenty-three years ago.
James A, Dewitt was in Des Moines
today.
Chas. q. Oryis has returned from a
Des Moines business trip.
Mrs. Mamie Van Meter, OF Dayen.
port, is visiting In the city.
Mrs. Emma Biddell, of Kirkyille was
an oskaloosa visitor yesterday.
Miss Lurana M. Terrell went 70
Scranton, Iowa, thfs morning to con
duct a series OF revival meetings.
Miss Flora Miller. who Is attending