The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-28
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CFroD Saturdays Daily
Mrs. n. J. Keller yeft this Afternoon
for 0ttumwa to visit her brother. Tec
Nouvall
Mrs Cenia Rodgers was a passen
ger yesterday afternoon for Ottumws
to visit friends.
Gilbert Markham. Of Des Moines
was the guest Of his SISTER. Mrs. Emily
Foster yesterday.
Mrs Ira Il Thomas, now Of New
Orleans. is here for visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mrs. H. VI. McNelll, OF Montreal, is
visiting with OskaIoosa relatives and
friends for a few days.
Mrs, N. S. wheaton Of Agency re-
turned to her home this morning after
visiting friends in tnis city.
AEr. and Mrs Steve Fitzgerald ana
baby are guests at the parental VOL
garnood home for few days.
Mrs. w. A. Wentworth and daugn-
ter Ethel were passengers yesterday
afternoon for Marshalltown to visit
with friends.
Keota Eagle: MRS. Mary Arm
strong Of Oskaloosa returned to her
home Monday after week spent at
the B. Bandy home.
Miss Grace Rosebrook was pas
senger yesterday for Montezuma to
visit her friend, MISS Lillian Lewis,
formerly Of this city.
Rev. +. v. Dugan, of the United
Presbyterian church, leaves Monday
for a months visit in Pennsylvania
and other eastern places.
Mrs. Carolyn Embody, formerly o.
this city, now resident Of Beatrice,
Nebraska, is here for a visit with
friends and acquaintances.
Fremont Gazette: Last week e. H.
Furgeson sold to w. d. Dunsmore OF
Oskaloosa his fine black combination
saddle and driving horse. the price
paid being $4,000. Mr.. Furgeson
raises the best OF its class and always
gets top prices for his stock.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Rev Edgar P. Ellyson has just re-
ceived word of his election to theI
chair Of theology in the Texas Holt
ness university, located at GreenYille.
Texas. This is schoof very similar
to the new Holiness university now
being located at Oskaloosa. 1t has
been established for SIX years and is
a great success.
Chicago correspondence: Charley
Victor Of oskaloosa, large feeder Of
cattle and hogs, accompanied by his
father, Adam Victor. also 81 j. Sny-
der and Fred Brackney, were here on
a visit 10 the yards ana sightseeing In
the city Mr. Victor says ne bought a
$1,000 automobile and they win max.
the journey home. distance Of about
S75 miles, in 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox. OF Column
bia college, were in town few hours
last evening. en- route from Pella to
Albert Lea, where they go for a
months visit with Mrs. Cox's parents
While here they were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. MarcKres. and IN
turn they generously and highly en-
tertained few invited guests.by their
wonderful musical taients.
Miss Frances Day entertained a
company Of about twenty guests at
her home, No. AIS Fifth avenue east,
last evening. They dropped in unan-
fnouneed and informally ana proceeded
10 celebrate. Games were played ano
amusements OF varied character in
dulged. The AFFAIR was under the d.
rection Of Sidney Barnhart and Berry
Wells and they made 1t success.
James Lyle was happily surprised
last evening by a company OF friends
dropping in upon him at his home
northwest Of the city. The company
Of twenty-five or more young folks
gave themselves over to the enjoy
ment Of the evening and the best sort
Of time was experienced. Refresh
ments we're served and it was getting
along" towards midnight when the
carriages ebay racks were summoned,
Keosauqua Republican: Our Leb-
auoa correspondent tells Of the
nfnety-second birthday anniversary
observance Of Grandmother Clafin OF
that village on June T. A large mum
Der Of friends spent the day with this
GOOD old woman. Those from a dis
lance were Mrs. CARA rage and
daughter OF Oskaloosa and John Ey-
ans and wife Of Bloomfield. Mrs.
Claims health is still fairly good and
her memory Of early pioneer days ex-
cellent. she came to IOWA and to
van Buren, county sixty-tnree years
ago.
a. p. Norton. Of Fremont was In
the city yesterday
p G. Gaass, Of Pella, transacted
business in the city today.
.. II. sipes. wife and daughter are
preparing to move to Des Moines.
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