The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08

limit Tina unelNheiN Afe RIVAL IN
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Alhla unluas Mrs Juhn Hawkins
very pleasantly entertained 4 company
III ladies' Saturday evening ~ hnr
hnmu GA West isenlun street Niles
iglsle whltea carried away the favor
ios auod whist playing. iARht refresh.
msnls wefc served and Miss iIArel
Hawkins added much to tho enjoyment
~ The evening ~ rendering d number
1T musical kpinctluh aud fecllatl0ne IN
her usual pleasing manner
Concerning popular young people
well known here the Long Beach tCal)
Telegram says. ~. A. RomnEer, a
southern Iowa attorney and real en-
tate man. after having spent the past
three months investigating various
western cities and towns for fayorl
able business location, has decided
that Long Beach presents the best
outlook for a big growth and develop.
ment within the next Jew years OF
any city OF It's size along tho entire
Pacific coast lie is now associated
as a full partner with >. =. Bartlett,
OF the American Real Estate Co, and
comes highly recommended as a man
OF exceptional business qualifications
and Experience.
Art oppenheimer Is In Abba today.
Miss Nell Robinson Ia home from q
pleasant visit in Batavia.
II. G. Parkhurst has been quite III
at his home at Orchard Place.
Mrs. G. G. pike and Mrs. Mae
Green were Ottumwa visitors yester.
day.
Mrs. G. II. Bagley continues serious.
ly I'll at her home on South Market
street.
Mrs. Mary r. vallandlngham and
Mrs. 70. III. vallandlngham, Of Rose
Hill, were visitors yesterday in town.
Miss Beulah Drinkle, now OF Pella,
IL spending a few days at her home In
this city.
Mrs. Josie Myers ~ nome from u
visit at the home Of her son, Frank
Myers Of ottumwa.
Mr.. J. r. Lamb Of Geneva, Ncbr,, IL
visiting at the Chas. Il. Brown aId
Mrs. Fannie Johnson homes.
Miss Stella Mackey has returned
from q visit with miss Nora Baker
and other ottumwa friends.
w. H. Kalbaeh was passenger last
evening 10 Chicago 20 look after mat
ters OF business in that city.
Supervisor James Stephenson OF
indianapolis spent Friday In oskaloo'
sa lookin gafter county matters,
Mrs. Lutte Bnlick and sister, Miss
lIottie MCGEE, we're visitors last cy.
ening with friends in Rose Hill.
Mrs. II. Pratt was d passenger this
morning to Tracy TO spend Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Gavin,
Mrs. Martha r. Henry Of carlins-
vile, Pa, Is in the city for an ex'
tended visit with her brother w. y.
CleayeT.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Gunsaulus are
visiting in Wright, whore they will
spend Sunday at the parental John
Gunsaulus home.
Mrs. A. r.. Foster, Of Harvey, re-
turned this morning to her home in
that city after pleasant visit In or
kaloosa with friends.
Miss Leona Sogeman was a passen'
ger last evening 10 sigourney where
she viii visit for few days with her
friends, the McCanns.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Edward
Lowenberz, 80 West Maple aye1ae,
left on the Rock Island last evening
for visit with relatives In oSka'
looga.
August starmear Of Sigourncy re-
turned last evening 10 his home In
that city after a pleasant weeks visit
az the Chuff Holloway and Newt sny'
der homes.
Miss Jennie Raingberger Of Pclla
was visitor in ogkaloosa yesterday,
coming TO this city 10 consult an oc'
ulist regarding the condition OF an
afflicted eye.
Miss Kate Nindc ID expected home
during the early part Of next week 20
open the Eiyyn Place home for the
other members Of the family, who are
70 return soon.
Miss Bertha Finer, who has been
visiting in 0skaioosa for some weeks
past with her sister. Mrs. r. w.
Brown, returned last evening 20 her
home al Delta.
ottumwa Courier: Miss Wayne
Boyles OF oskaloosa, who has been
visiting Mrs. Margaret Whaley, 205
South Union street, returned home
last evening on the Rock Island
II. Benton, travelling auditor Of the
Iowa Central, has taken vacation
from Ms duties 10 look after some
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