The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-28

Young left for Rose Hill this morning
to attend the meeting OF the Manaska
county teachers.
Mrs. Alfredo Garrett returned this
morning to her nome at Delta after a
few days visit with her son. Clarence
Garrett and wife.
Arthur and David Jones are nom !
for few days visit with their par
eats, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones. on
Second avenue east
Mrs. w. l.. McCarty returned this
morning to her home at Des Moines
after few days visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Moreland.
Mrs. E. ]. Curtis and children re,
turned yesterday afternoon to their
home in Ottumwa after three weeks
visit at the r. NJ. McCabe nome.
Mrs. Clarence Durfee, who has been
visiting her daughter, Hildegard, at
Minneapolis, was a visitor in the city
Thursday on her way to Durfee.
Mrs. Matte Black returned this
morning to her home at Keosauqua
after couple of days visit at the L.
L. Corson nome on c avenue east.
Miss Elizabeth Deaison who has
been visiting ner friend, Miss Bess
Stafford, for a short time, returned
this noon to ner home at Blooming
ton, Ill.
Mrs. Bessie Orr, of Bellefountaine,
Ohio, passed through the citg rnls
morning on ner way to Lacey where
she will visit for few days with ner
children, Merle and Doris Orr.
Elmer White is running as express
messenger on the Iowa Central on
Nos. Is and 16 in the place OF John
B. Reid, who is taking a vacation and
is visiting his parents il this city.
Manager Campbell Fair was pas
senger last evening over the Burlilg-
ton for Grand Rapids, Mich, to at
tend to business affairs connected
with the Oskaloosa Light and Fuel Co.
and for a short visit with his mother.
Mrs. H. L. Spencer, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Anna Sherman, of Des
Moines, entertained a company of la
dies at the Spencer residence on High
avenue east, Friday afetr1oon. The
hours were pleasantly passed in an In
formal manner. Refreshments were
served.
The Misses Drinkle entertained
about lorty friends Thursday after
noon at their home on East B avenue
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Denisoa,
of bloomington, Ill. There were five
tables of six-nanied euchre, Miss
Leila Atchison winning first honors,
Miss Sara Jamison the most progress
ions and Miss Bess Pettitt the Dooby.
A dainty two-course luncheon was
served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Geo. Fish at the parental John
NJ Price home entertained a compa-
ny of her lady friends yesterday af-
ternoon. The party was Washing
toms birthday auair, the house being
decorated with red, white and blue,
and appropriate pictures. Miss Pearl
Burket won the prize for making the
most words from George Washington,
and Mrs. Fred Christie was awarded
the consolation honors. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the nost-
ess.
Mrs. J. G. Harold entertained a
company of ladies at her pleasant
home on South Second street corner
of Fifth avenue, Friday afternoon, at
a Washington birthday affair, and
for originality the entertainment sur
passed anything presented by tne"An-
niyersary Club" this season. The
home was specially decorated for the
occasion and various games and pas
times furnished the entertainment
program and Mrs. Lee Long sang d
number of patriotic songs. An elab-
crate luncheon was served and in the
center of the table stood live cherry
tree, growing real live cherries, which
were partaken of by the guests. How
Mrs Harold managed to produce
such an ornament and at a date so at
variance with the laws of nature is a
secret which she refuses to divulge.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Carrie Moore spent Sunday
with her parents at New Sharon.
Laban Johnson was an over Sunday
visitor with relatives at Fremont.
Pearl Warthon, of Iniiaaola, is in
the city visiting friends for few
days.
r. w. Moore, of the board Of SUI
peryisors, spent Sunday with his fam
fly at Cedar.
A. A. Munden, Of the Oskaloosa
Manufacturing Co., is in Chicago on
a business trip.
Court Reporter ]. H. p. Robinson
was an over Sunday visitor with his
family at Grinnell.
Miss Effie Criss, of Keokuk, who
mas been the guest of friends in the
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