The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-25
Hugh Scott, of the Salvation Army,

Hugh Scott, of the Salvation Army,
entertained about twenty frienis at
mis- home Tuesday evening in honor of
their captain and lieutenant. Mrs.
Scout served light refreshments and
all enjoyed a pleasant social time on
the lawn with bright moonlight.
o. H. Hull, of Oakland, California,
arrived last evening for brief visit
with his brother, L. L. Hull. He Is a
prominent real estate broker of Oak
land and has unbounded faith in his
city, which he says within two years
has grown from a city of $4,000 people
to 100000 Mr.. Hull came to .Oska-
loosa in 1863 and lived here about four
years. He has not been in town be-
fore Tor 20 years.
Mrs. Fred Christie entertained
twenty of her friends this morning at
her home on East A avenue, at ten
o'clock breakfast, In honor of her sis
ter-in-law, Miss Jean Christie, of To-
ronto, Canada. A dainty four course
breakfast was served by the hostess.
The dining room was pTettily deco
rated with clover and the place cards
were in form of four-leaf clover. The
morning was enjoyably spent at mu-
sic, Misses Patti and Louise Lindner
of Waterloo furnishing number of
excellent selections.
Mrs. Richard Burke and family and
her mother, Mrs. Rosecrans, will leave
Saturday evening to join Mr.. Burke
and make their new home in Devils
Lake, South Dakota. In their re-
moval from the city Oskaloosa will
lose family that has done much for
the community, and have been u1tir-
ing workers in the upbuilding of every
good institution started since they
came here to live. Their many friends
will regret to see them go, but will
wish for them the best of everything
good in their new home. 81 III
The Fort Collins (Col) Express of
Saturday says: "Friday night the
Hawkeye, the private car of Hon.
George Sewers, the general counsel
of the Iowa Central and the Minneap-
oils and st. Louis railways, was
brought into Fort Collins and stands
in the c. & s. yards here. Mr.. Seev.
ers' "trip here is to bring his son, Paul,
VINO is in poor health. Paul Sewers
has for several years been claim agent
for the Minneapolis & st. Louis AMI
Iowa Central, but is now in the west
In quest of health. He was a student
at the C. A. G. of this city eighteen
years ago and having a friendly feel
ing for the city thought he would like
to come here to recuperate. If his
condition improves mere 1t is likely
that the party will decide to remain
here month or more"
Mrs ]. H. Anderson, wife Of one Of
the proprietor Of the Hub Clothing
Co., was happily and completely sur
prlsed Tuesday evening at her home
on Highland avenue. the Lyman place,
In honor of her birthday. just a few
of the intimate friends had been In
vited and the affair was enjoyed by
all "A delicious light lunch and re-
freshmeats of ice cream and cake
were served and much OF the evening
was spent In an informal way on the
beautiful lawn. Mr., and Mrs. ]. w.
Hunt Of the H. l.. Spencer Co.. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. H. Moore of the Bell
Clothing Co.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ?. Sell
bert OF the Hub, Mr.. and Mrs. Will An.
dersor OF the Busby Co. at Rose Hill,
and Mrs VIM Nelson comprised the
guests. Mrs. Anderson. the guest OF
honor. was presented with an elegant
piece Of cut glass as pleasant re-
membrance Of the occasion. and all
extended to her best wishes for many
happy returns Of the day.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips, chief oper-
ator OF the Home Telephone Co., was
the hopored guest at happy surprise