The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06

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Mrs. H. w. Garner.
Il Mrs. G. c. Caves returned yesterda.
afternoon to her home at New Sharon
latter spending Thanksgiving at the
i parental Endicott home.
j Manager Owens. of the Masonic op
era house, departed for Ottumwa
yesterday afternoon to attend to af
fairs connected with the theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Bateman return
ed this morning to their home al
Waterloo after spending Thanksgiv.
ing at the parental J. w. Batemar
home.
Ottumwa Courier: w. F. Metz
525 West Fourth street, who was in
jured by being thrown from sleigh
in Oskaloosa Friday, has been brought
to Ottumwa.
Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Ida Aver
of Waterloo, mother and sister Of
Mrs. ]. H. Pickett, arrived in .he city
Wednesday and will spend the winter
at the Pickett home.
Sigourney News: Mr. and Mrs.
d. l.. Needham left Monday morning
for Oskaloosa. after visiting at the
w. H. Needham home several days.
They will leave soon for their home
in Oklahoma.
Ottumwa Courier: Fathers Thorn
as Brownrigg of Melrose, ]. c. Ken
nedy of Abba, Henry Hogan of Fair
field, and J. H. Rennihan of Oska-
loosa were in the city Tuesday even
ing to attend the lecture on SHY
lock-"
Mrs. Alice Spilman returned yes
tereday afternoon to her home in OF
tumwa after spending Thanksgiving
at the parental ]. C. Sellers home.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
E. A. Brown, of Nebraska City, who
is visiting her.
fey of Tunis, Missouri, came last
week. to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Rhoades. On Monday she
was called to Oskaloosa on account
of her daughter Eva running nail
in her foot. Later reports are that
Miss Eva is improving.
John Sipes, who does the local
hustling for the Eddyville Tribune,
corresponds for the Ottumwa Courier
and the Herald, and writes special
articles for other papers, was in
town yesterday. He is by all odds
the best reporter that ever came
down the Eddyyille pike.
Concerning the new membe.' of
the board of supervisors. the New
Sharon Star says: "W. F. McVay
had two teams at work Saturday
blowing, and the strange part of 1t
was that they were turning under
five inches of snow. When the snow
came there was no frost in the
ground. SO it was no trick to turn
the snow under, but its royal white
ness was in mighty contrast with the
black loan thrown up by the plows."
Miss Daisy Doty gave a party to
her classmates at her home, 902
South B street, Wednesday evening,
Nov. %. Those present were as fol-
lows: Lucy Grant, Zua Thomas, Myr-
tie Williams, Elsie Powers. Emmie
Wheeler, Meta McCord, Myrtle South
wick, Minnie Lichtenheld, Inez Davis,
Betty Wheeler, Ulyssa Grant, Jesse
Grant, Bayard Collins, Harry Hunt,
Thomas White, Willie Glass, Frank
Davis, Clarence Fallon, Ralph Hollo-
way, Cecil Bunnell, Howard Mallory
and Dillon Mallory. Dainty refresh
ments were served and they all de-
parted for their homes at late hour
voting their hostess a royal enter
tainer.
w. P. Sandusky was in Des Moines
yesterday.
Constable c. Woodruff was a bust
ness caller in Buxton today.
Harry O'Neill of Omaha, Nebraska,
is in the city looking after his bust.
ness interests.
r. H. Stearns, of Mt. Pleasant, is
here for an extended visit with his
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Tony.
Leland Vallandingham departed this
morning for Guernsey where he will
teach school this winter.
Mrs. Joe Smith, of Burlington, is
the guest of her brothers, Fred and
Phil Ley, for few days visit.
Manager Thomas, of the Iowa Tel
ephone Co., went to Delta this morn
ing to attend to business matters.
H. r. Fisher was a passenger this
morning over the Rock Island for
Harrington, Nebr., on a business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lyons enter
tanned their children and few rela
tives at a turkey dinner on Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. L. NJ. Middleworth and daugh
ter Adah, of Eddyyille, are in the city