The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

hef hnfAa ~ MomA AlAAkA THE en-
t~egtmlnmemt wnR IN the natare ~ an
anegncun reeeptiUn from 400 10 600
| o'eiock and was q VERY pleasant ~
elel Analr. Practically cvcrt Invita-.
| ton was accepted, her hosts q old
time fflendn being DESTROYS ~ seeing
MFw. Brewster after her tons absence.
| The home waa tahlefaliy decorated
Cor the occaRlcn nnd every detail o.
the entertainment M successful
CFrom Mondays DaiIy.)
w. II. Nelson was a passenger this
morning 10 ottumwa 20 care for le.
gal business.
Mrs. A. q. Knudson OF New sharon
was a visitor Saturday with friends
in oskaloosa.
Judge w. G.Clements returned this
morning from his home In Newton,
where he spent Sunday.
Leonard Halstead, who has been
| visiting with Mr.. A. Cooper, returned
| Saturday 70 his home In Grinnell.
Miss Fern Gordon Of Fremont spent
| Sunday in oskaloosa with her
friends, Stella Pugh and Pidgeon
Boyer.
Miss Daisy Woods, who has been
visiting at the Harry Shaffer home,
returned this morning to her home
in T~hornburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, who
have been visiting here for a few
days, returned this morning to their
home in Tilton.
Miss Julia Hutchinson, who has
been visiting with Miss Fern Rob-
erts, returned this morning to her
home in Muscatine.
Mrs. G. M. Rupson, VINO has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W.
e. Ream, returned Saturday to her
home in Marshalltown.
Judge Preston returned this morn
ing to Sigourney where ne Is holding
court this week, after a Sunday visit
at his home in this city.
Abba Union: Henry Creswell has
moved his family from this city to
o~skaloosa. He has a run on the Rock
Island road as o mail messenger.
Miss Minnie Johns, who has been
visiting during the holidays at her
home in this city, returned Saturday
to Abba, where she is teaching.
Mrs. Hugh Dayy, who has been
visiting In oskaioosa with her sis
ter, Mrs. Earnest Nehring, returned
Saturday to her home at Mason City.
j.. d. Mills, w. L. Ellis and Merrill
Coffin returned this morning from
Prairie City where they have been
| spending the week In Y. M. O. A.
work.
Miss Emily Neagle, who has been
spending a vacation OF a couple OF
weeks In this city returned this
morning to Davenport, where she Is
in school.
Mrs. Eva Fisher and sister, Miss
Pearl Halstead, who have been Wis
iting at the Albert Cooper home,were
passengers this morning to Mrs.
Fishers home near What Cheer.
Rev. Ellyson r. Purdy vas a pas
senger Saturday TO Marshalltown,
where he will assist the Friends pas
tor in q series OF meetings TO be held
in that city during the next ten days.
Charlton Patriot: The New Years
dance given by the young men last
| Monday evening was n OF the most
pleasant events of the season. A
Large crowd was present. Among
the out-of.town guests was Miss VIC
let Hedge Of Oskaloosa.
A note from Mr.. and Mrs. George
Black VINO left this city for England
three months ago states their inten-
ton Of sailing on their homeward
trip from Liverpool on wednesday,
Jan. 3, on the steamer Baltic, the
largest passenger vessel In the world.
They will probably arrive in Oskaloo-
"a next Friday or Saturday.
B. f. Barnett, who has been in the
employ Of the Underwood Candy
Company during the past two years
left last evening for Pittsburg. Kan
sas, where ne has accepted a position
with Harper Il Co, candy manufac
~turers, as bill clerk. The position IL
an exceptionally good n and car
ries with II an increased salary.
William Hibbs, now OF Plano, Ills.
in ordering the Herald sent TO his
address, says: we like to hear from
home every day through the Herald
Things going here in good order
Weather mild; bare ground. Al
faces are strange here and we lool
in vain Tor some n we know, blu
people are cordial and kind. We arr
becoming acquainted and rather LIKE
the place"
G.. G.. Lindner has resigned hi
place with the Mutual Life, whose 10
cal agent he mas been during thu
past Ave years with residence In tnii
Naa - ma-a- - 4.