The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-14

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grey and wore a hat to match. Miss
Alvey. who is the daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Alvey Of Redlanis. has lived in
Pasadena three years and has made a
host Of friends. She is popular and
attractive girl. Mr. Rilea came to
Pasadena about three years ago from
Chicago and Is engaged in the real
estate and loan business. They will
be at home for the present at No. 437
South Los Robes avenue"
J. A. Magee departed this mor7ine
for Ottumwa on business.
/ J. r. Gentry was a business caller
in Des Moines yesterday.
John Lofiand has gone to Newport
News, Virginia. upon business trip.
Fred Blattner departed this morn
ing for Eddyville to look after bust.
ness there.
w. A. Sewers departed this morn
ing for Colfax 20 look after his min
ing interests there.
Mrs. j. M. Stafford departed last
evening for Des Moines for a few
days visit with her soa, Bert Stafford.
Miss Lulu Harris arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Des Moines
for visit at the parental Harris
hons.
Mrs. Mabel Long and her mother,
Mrs. Shane, have gone to Ottumwa to
spend number Of weeks with Mrs.
Thos. Riley.
Chas. McCulloch is out after a
weeks severe illness, sort of re-
lapse from former indisposition,
coupled with severe cold.
The Bachelors Club gave another
of their pleasant socials at the X. of
P. hall last evening which was great
ly enjoyed by those present.
A letter from Frank Eisiminger to
local friends announces the arrival or
himself, wife a1d laughter at North
Bend, Oregon, after a season in
Alaska.
Mrs. Hugh Davey and children, who
have been visiting the lady's sister,
Mrs. Ernest Nehring, for the past six
weeks, returned this morning to their
home at Mason City.
A birthday party was given at the
Green home on North Third street
yesterday in honor of Mrs. NJ. j.
Green's 73d birthday. About twelve
relatives were present.
Miss Rosa Springma1, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Tor short
time at the Geo. F. Brock home, de-
parted last evening for Barney, Iowa,
for visit with relatives.
Phil and Fred Ley have gone to
Stratford, Texas, and to other places
in the Panhandle" country. Thei-
families will follow later, as the broth
ers have gone to locate in the coun-
| try.
Theo. Richmond, who has been Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Isabelle Fox,
at Compton, ILL.,, returned home yes
terday morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Fox, who will visit him for a short
time. .
James Irwin, who has been in the
position of janlLor for the library
building ON South Market street, has
resigned the place to accept a SINH
lar place at the Third ward school
building.
The many friends of William Gran
by, who is critically i'll of pneumonia,
will be pleased to learn that the
young man is somewhat improved TO-
day. He was quieter Wednesday
night and encouraging symptoms have
been developed.
Mrs. John Malcolm was the host
ess to company of friends yesterday
afternoon at her home, No. 319 North
Eighth street. The afternoon was
spent in sewing, there being about
fifty present Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess and a
most enjoyable afternoon was spent
by all present.
Rev. and Mrs. John William Jones
tendered a reception to the ladies OF
St. James Parish at their home on
North Ninth street yesterday after
noon. Nearly every lady connected
with the church was present between
the hours Of and 6. Light refresh
ments were served and the occasion
enjoyed by all.
| l.. E. Moffat has returned to Oska-
loosa and to his old haunts at the Os-
kaloosa Steam Laundry. He has ac.
cepted the position as manager in tht
ironing department, and is already
busily engaged in the work. Mr.. Moi
fat was one Of the victims of the San
Francisco earthquake, and lost prac.
tically everything there.
Ed Bowen has resigned his position
with the Green & Bentley Drug Co.,
TO accept a position with the Title &
Trust Company, an abstract and book.
ing firm Of Seattle, Washington. The
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