The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-07-19

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Thompson, OF What Cheer, Saturday
afternoon. An out Of town guest was
Mrs. Ernie Lyon of Cedar.
Prof. Stairs, OF Drake university al
Des Monies, who has been pastor OF
the Christian church at Eddyvllle
since last November, has resigned his
pastorate in order to accept profess
sorship in college at Waco, Texss.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sewers have
come from Minneapolis to spend a
number Of weeks rusticatiug at their
summer home south of the city. Mr.,
Sewers has Eeen engaged during the
past several days in getting up his
hay crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Morrow enter
tanned company of friends at their
residence on High avenue, corner OF
Sixth street, Friday evening. Dinner
was served at the Downing hotel and
very pleasant affair was enjoyed by
the several guests.
Lynnville Star: DR.. H. c. Rogers
has purchased "Cheswick Belle" a
bay mare formerly owned by DR.. Par,
ker of Oskaloosa. She has appeared
several times in the matinee races
there, and is undoubtedly the finest
animal owned by any one in this vi.
cinity.
Walter Burrell spent Sunday in
Greenfield with his mother.
Leo Baldauf is home from two
weeks visit spent in the west.
George Wilson, of Abba, was an
over Sunday visitor in the city.
Mrs. John L. Fitzgerald spent Sun.
day at the home of her parents in
Keithsburg.
Mrs. Ed Horton was passenger to
Flagler this noon to attend the Pace
Horton wedding.
Dan Davis, of Springfield, Mo-, was
in the city over Sunday with friends
and acquaintances.
Harter Hull returned this noon from
Chicago after few weeks visit with
his father S, H. Hull.
Mrs. Chas. Mattox went to Tracy
this noon to visit her mother, -irs. -.
Nidiver, for few days.
Mrs. A. G. Dack is home from a
seven weeks visit among relatives
and friends in Rolfe and Abel.
Miss Maude Collins, of Chicago, was
the guest of the parental John Collins
home Saturday between trains.
Vivian Jones was a passenger this
noon for Des Moines to visit for a
few days before going to Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton and children
left this morning for What Cheer for
ten days visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. ]. s. Henderson, who has been
very i'll for weeks, is regaining her
health nicely now, and is able to ride
out occasionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brewer have
purchased the w. c. Sheppard proper
ty, corner of Third avenue and Eighth
street, for home.
Louis VerVeer, of the firm of Led.
erer & Strauss, of Des Moines, was in
the city today calling among friends
and looking after business. ..
Mrs. w. A. Jordan, Miss Kit Jordan
and George Hall, of ottumwa, and win
Jordan, of Minneapolis, are guests OF
the Will Hawkins home for a few
days.
Mrs. H. E. Runyon and daughters
lola and Leta returned to their home
in Des Moines this morning after a
visit with Mrs. Runyon's parents, W.
w. Eby and wife. j.
Rev. John William Jones, OF the st.
James Episcopal Parish. and his choir
boys have gone to Eveland, on the
Des Moines river, where they have
established camp for a ten days
outing. N"
Invitations are out for a party given
by Miss Sadie Jamison at her resi-
dence east of the city, in honor of her
friends, Mesdames Fred German and
Geo. Fish of Milwaukee, Thursday,
from to 8. .
Word has been received in the city
that Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Spencer dis
embarked at New York Saturday from
London, having completed the circuit
of the globe. They will be in the city
Saturday or Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Daniels, of 300 First ave.
nue. west, who was very i'll for a few
days with hemorrhages of the lungs,
is almost completely recovered again.
The ailment was due to cold contract.
ed by being drenched in the 4th OF
July storm.
Chef Quick, who has been out in
Colorado looking after business at
fairs, returned from Denver last week.
Chef states that he was on the top OF
Pixies Peak on July 4th in the midst
Of driving snow storm. At the halt
way house he encountered rain and
hail.