The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-01-31

evening for Abba for a months visit
with her cousin, Mrs. mos. Evans.
i louie Jones, express messenger on
Iowa Central trains and {, was q
visitor in the city today with friends
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Leo Gardiner Of
Wroughton, s. Oak, spent Saturday
in the city at the Lou, Longwell home
/ Mrs. Oras Reynolds and son return
ed Saturday afternoon from a weeks
visit with relatives near Des Moi1es
| Mrs. Leo sullivan and little daugh
ter departed Saturday afternoon for q
few days visit at the Ole ] Akers
home.
! Miss Name Slocum returned thi;
morning to her home at Rose Hill af
ter a Sunday visit at the H. L. Coke
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore departed
this morning for New Sharon, called
there by the serious illness of Mrs
Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gordon, of Cedar
Rapids, were over Sunday guests OF
the ]. R. McGregor home on irst av
enue east.
Mrs. j. E. White, Of Chicago, ar
rived in the city last evening for a
few weeks visit at the parental Nc
MILAN home.
Miss Wayne Rosebrook departed
Saturday afternoon for Ottumwa &c
spend Sunday at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Newerf.
Attorney s. V. Reynolds returned
Saturday afternoon to his home al
New Sharon after attending TO pro
fessio2al matters in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Dwight Jarvis returned
this morning to her home at Rose Hill
after an over Sunday VISIT at the par
entail Eph. Smith home in this city.
Miss Myrtle German, who was car
ed to this city by the serious illness
of her mother, MRS. Elizabeth Davis
returned Saturday afternoon TO heI
home, accompanied by Mrs. Davis.
Sigourney Review: Judge Willcock
son will preside in the February term
of court in this city and for the first
time in third of century we will
hold court with resilient judge on
the bench.
Mrs. John A. Kalbach, who has been
an inmate of the ABBOTT hospital on
Second avenue east during the past
three weeks, following a successful
operation, was taken to her home sat
urday afternoon, and will soon be
about again. .
Hon. John J. Seerley, of Burlington
has been chosen to represent the
First district on the board of regents
tof the State university by joint ses
sion of the senate and house of repre-
seatatives at Des Moines. Mr..
Seerley is husband of the lady who
will preside over the convention Of
| me IOWA rGucIdLlOu VI "OnSh
| Clubs in Oskaloosa next May.
Prairie City News: w. E. Kingdom
returned last week from Jamesport
Mo-, where his brother Reed lives
and where their mother resides. The
elder lady is very sick. Her illness
is due to the ilirmities of age and
she is being tenderly cared for by
those near and dear to her. Mrs. w
E. Kingdom visited her father, Mr.
Slemmons, at Oskaloosa, while Wells
was in Missouri.
Whittier (Cal) Register: Mrs. VIM
NJ. Hiatt is expecting the arrival to
day or Thursday of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Meredith, of Oska
loosa, Iowa. >. Mrs. Sarah Wing ant
daughter, Miss Mamie, entertained a
six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening
to the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
S. w. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Men1enhall, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Thorn
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McMahan and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Johnson. The party was additionally
pleasant from the fact that they were
former Oskaloosaites and enjoyed
"reminiscences of that. happy time. =.
d. G. johnson was most agreeably sur
prised Saturday evening by the pre-
sentation of an elegant gold watch
the gift Of the directors of the South
ern California Poultry Association
The action was a testimonial of theii
appreciation of Mr.. Johnson's services
as secretary of the association, aaI
also of his efforts to make the poultry
show the success that it was. The
rainy weather interfered with the at
tendance the fore part of the week
but this deficiency was more thar
compensated for by the crowd thai
came and remained late each day and
night during the last three days Of
the week. Mr.. Johnson will be in Lo;
Angeles for the next few days closing
the affairs of the meeting, after which
he will be at home in Whittier.
/ Riser Pardee, of Davenport was 9