The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-06
(Frorn Mondays Daily.)

Frank e. Smith IS In Clinton this
week attending the sessions OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Mary Harbour was passen
ger this morning for Omaha, Nebr.
for an extended visit with her laugh
te, Mrs. Siper.
Miss Helen Brewer was passenger
Saturday evening via the Iowa Central
for Sheridan, Wyo., where she win
make her home.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. M. F. Kill
burn and daughter Lillian, of oska
loosa, are here visiting at the nome
of w. A. Moody.
Mrs. Will H. Sewers and sons, Car.
roll and Gilbert of Altus. Oklahoma,
are guests at the c. v. Hoffman, hons
for summers visit
DR.. F. F. Parker, who was thrown
from his horse a, week ago today, and
VINO mas been confined to his home on
account of injuries received, was able
to be out Saturday for the first time.
N. J. Bentley was a passenger last
evening via the Iowa Central for
Birch Island Lake, Wis, where he will
spend couple of weeks vacation at
that fine resort n
Mrs. James Dewitt and son, James
Llewellyn, were passengers this morn
ing for Lawrence, Kans., to attend
commencement exercises of the Kan.
sas State university.
Mrs. NJ S. Montgomery returned
tnis morning via the Iowa Central to
her home in st. Paul after a three
weeks visit in this city, the guest of
ner sister, Mrs. Ed Anderson on
North B street.
Messrs. John p. Wilson, Edwin Per.
ry, Jon1 Wilson, Sr, Andrew Richie
and VIM. McClain left yesterday morn.
ing for Boone to attend the biennial
meeting of the Foresters of America,
and they will try to secure the con
vention for Oskaloosa in 1909. ~
In honor of Miss Grace Harrison,
VINO is soon to be married to Howard
Parr, the girls OF the Embroidery club
gave a plate shower at the home of
Miss Mamie Neagle, Saturday evening.
Though some needle work was done,
a musical program and enjoyable So
cial session occupied most of the
evening. FOG ...E
Mrs. H. w. Garner entertained a
company of friends Saturday after
noon at Iler home, SOC Hign avenue
east, in honor. of her friend, Miss
.Glynn, of Green Bay, Wis, who is
visiting her. The Afternoon was pleas
antly spent at cards, Mrs ]. c. Barrin-
ger winning first honors. After the
afternoons pleasure dainty luncheon
was served. So.
The following members of the young
ladies' Tip Top club of Fremont were
in town Saturday shopping, and Incl
dentally they nafitheir picture taken:
Elsie Hamilton, Elizabeth Reeves,
Ethel Dinsmore, Georgia McFall, Ferne
Gordon, nellie Coen, Katherine Planck,
Blanche White, Blanche Carson, Mary
Ferguson, M'ollie McClain, LaRue Ham.
ilton, Winnie Garrett, Jennie Planck,
Carrie Smith and Myrtle McClain.
DR.. and Mrs. Conard returned this
morning to their home at Grinnell af-
ter spending Sunday in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. N. Hambleton, Miss
Rosa Lewis and the Pres. Rose1ber.
ger home. DR.. Conard is professor of
botany in the Iowa college and is a
highly educated man, being a gradu.
ate of the Johns Hopkins university
While in the city he visited tne local
woods and secured specimens for the
Penn college botany department.
Last Thursday, May 80, was the
fourth birthday anniversary of Miss
Vida Ryan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Ryan, of G09 North A street. In
honor of the event a number of her
little friends gathered at her home.
Refreshments were served and a good
time was had by all. she was the
recipient of several remembrances of
the occasion. Those present were
Jessie McElroy, Francis Powell, Ad.
crime Lewis, Ruth Good, Hattie Pow
ell, Vida Martin, Ada Wells, Vida
Ryan and Laura Templeton.