The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03

(From Wednesdays DailyJ
Ben Anderson went to Des Moines
Monday.
Miss Lillian Lewis was a Sunday
visitor with her parents at Pekln, la.
Mrs. f, j. Meinburg, of Keota, is
the guest of Mrs. Mabel Long on
South Market street.
Washington Journal: Miss Elizabeth
Dean went to Oskaloosa this evening
to spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. L. ]. Shane went to Ottumwa
yesterday afternoon for visit with
hef daughter, Mrs. G. w. Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams. who
have been visiting friends in Oska-
loosa and Beacon. have returned to
their home in Colfax.
| Washington Journal Miss Mae Mer-
Ger. who has been guest at the c.
e. Mercer home for several days, re-
turned to Oskaloosa today.
! Lieutenant A. T. Drinkle of Com
pany F goes to Des Moines June 7 to
enter in the competition for a place
on the state sharpshooters' team.
+; John Meadows and wife, of Avery,
were in the city Saturday, shopping
and visiting friends They returned
to their home Sunday evening via the
Iowa Central.
Pella Chronicles: Miss Grace Eli.
son, of the c. II. University ,Oskaloosa.
Iday. They were former schoomates
at Wesleyan university. lincoln. Ne
braska. '"'"i, .,F1s ,1ra.- 49,. .-..
Herbert Anderson. who is a fireman
on the Minnesota division of the Rock
Island running between Albert Lea
and the twin cities, arrived Saturday
for visit at the parental home in
Beacon.
Tracy News: Scott Smith and son
Tom were in Oskaloosa Wednesday.
The latter will accompany MI. S. S.
Hogate to Big Springs, Nebr., soon,
for a summer visit at the Chas. Ho |
gate home.
Abba Republican: thirteenpOund
boy was born to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Farnum billiard al OSkaloosa |
last Sunday. Mr.. billiard was for
merly resident or Abba and had EN- |
hA i,fA CHI nf %
city. The Abba friends will be glad |
to know that it is such husky young |
Ster and that the mother is getting
along nicely.
Newton Journal; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |
Fuller were most delightfully."- sur
prised on last Saturday evening, the |
occasion being their first wedding an |
niversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller re- |
ceived some pretty gifts of silverware,
linen and china, which will remind
them of their first wedding anniver
sary. Among the presents received
was a set of silver knives and forks |
from the brother Eldon and wife of
Oskaloosa.
Newton Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est S. belong, of Ontario, California,
who were married recently in Los An,
geles. and are on the beginning of
their honeymoon trip through the |
east, are visiting now with the brides |
relatives in OskalOosa, but expect soon |
to be in Newton for a visit with her |
a. E,fa Mr, IlGl
Miss Hazel Cowan, daughter
Of Rev. G. V. Cowan, for several years |
pastor of the First NJ. L. church of
Newton. e... e.. .. ..
keota Eagle: Chas. Shurtz and wife
were here from OsKaloosa over Sun
day. He says the old town of Oska- |
is a good one and it grows better ev-
cry year. Among the valuable and /
permanent fixtures ia Oskaloosa is
Barnhou9e and his band. farmhouse
has the field all to himself this year.
LaRue 5 rival band couldn't cut the |
and LaRue has gone to Wat
erloo to conduct a big band. Chas. |
says viii Clemens sold out his inter
est in drug store there and has 10 |
Gated in Glidden. where he has bought
a drug business, building and all.
Miss Bess Brown left Monday for
st. Joseph. Mo-. for a three weeks
visit. ...
F. B. Hamilton went to Des Moines
this morning for few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. Fred Grimes went to Eddyville
thi snoring for visit at the parental
J. Kusasrt home.
Mrs q. +. Moore went to Rose Hill
this morning to visit friends and rel
atiyes for the day.
Mrs. John Cruikshank, Sr., went to
Buxt5n this morning for visit with
and friends.
Miss Mayme Inglebright. of 0lds.
visited friends in Oskaloosa yesterday !
cnroute to Des Moines.
Mrs. v. c. Traister went to Eyeland
this morning where she will visit her
relatives and make her home.