The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

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Mise Kate aclheft. III neAeca. IVES 1
visitor With her brother 4. =. seiheft,
and FAMILY today.
Miss cleo schliine, Of gleourney, q
Waiting with her cousin, Ruth Schill
lne, col secoad emu cast.
Mas Mabel Uttetback and Ira Utter
back, who have been Waiting relatives
IN ottumwa, arrived home yesterday
Miss Lena Chandler, who has been
visiting with relatives mere. loft this
morning for her school In Estherville'
city clerk Richard Burke returned
last evening from ottumwa where he
had been called by the death OF an
old friend.
Keota Eagle. VIII Osborne's little
girls, oma and Grace, went to oska-
loosa Friday TO visit their Uncle John
for q week.
Abba Union: o. Il. Dickson and
v. p. wittenmyer Of oskaloosa were
here tday looking after their inter
ests in the ID. & w, Tea Store.
Prof. Ben woolsey has resigned his
position In the Abba public schools
to accept the pr~incipalship OF n OF
the school buildings at Fairfield.
Clifford sterrett, Chef Bradbury and
Clarence billiard were passengers this
morning to Atwood, taking with them
runs enough TO do things to the rab-
bits.
ottumwa Courier: Mrs. d. o'Brien,
OF Cskaloosa, arrived in the city yes,
terday afternoon on the Rock Island
TO visit Mrs. Harry Daniels, 126 North
street.
Miss Minnie Vannest, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.
David vannest, left last evening for
Moorehead. where she is engaged in
teaching.
Miss Neva Noel, who has been Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Tlce, re-
turned this morning to her home In
Leighton.
Mrs. John Reynolds, who has been
visiting with her son, Joseph Rey-
nolds, returned this morning to ner
home In Beacon
Miss Zena Thomas, who has been
spending a vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Thomas, returned
this mornlrg TO Lancaster where she
resumes her school duties Monday.
Newton News: Miss Cora Long has
gone TO Oskaloosa 10 visit the Misses
Josie and Mary Watland for a few
days. Returning home Miss Long ex-
poets TO visit friends at New Sharon.
Ottumwa Courier: hiss Mary
Dobyns, OF Oskaloosa, VINO has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Il. p. Bar
ton, 347 North Market street, left last
evening on the Rock Island for her
home.
Bussey Press: Mrs. j. NJ. Stokes OF
Oskaloosa visited her cousin, Mrs. w.
A. Spaur, during holidays. She was
torn and raised over In Jefferson
township and still thinks it's the gar
den spot of the many places she has
resided since her marriage.
Miss Ethel Hen was the hostess Of
q happy company OF girls last evening
A bakers dozen we're served with sup
per at Hotel Downing, after which
the young people made merry In the
h~ospitable and commodious Hen
apartments. The evening was hugely
enjoyed by those favored.
On Monday evening Miss Mabel
Dye entertained at her home about
six miles southeast OF the city, about
twenty friends at a six o'clock dinner
In honor Of Mr.. Gailard Weaver, 81
Urbana, III. Those present from the
city we're Misses Clytie without, Ida
and Pearl Finley, Edith Baughman
Messrs. Karl Finley, Harry Willhoit
and Lawrence Baughman.
Dr. J. E. Morgan was called TO Ere
mont yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. Cora Hollar and Mrs. Agnes
Nash Of McGuffey Ohio, are visitinl
at the John Nash home, 504 Norti
Market street.
Richland Clarion: The Misses Helen
and Hazel Cole came down from os
kaloosa THURSDAY TO visit their aunt
Mrs. Floyd Johnson.
Mrs. w. II. McGahey and daughte
Louise, who have been guests OF Mrs
CIV. Gordon, returned this morninI
TO her home In Perry.
r. c. smith OF Des Moines, bette
known mere as ed" was in town 70
day renewing old acquaintances. AM
looking after business interests.
Word was received by the Higlil
family today that the body OF tn
daughter, Amy Higlin, would leay
Los Angeles Monday noon and woul
arrive in this city Thursday or Friday