The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

and daughter, Mrs. Milledges, Mrs
Silvers, Mrs. Will Sarver, Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Z, A. Barnes, Mrs Adair, Mrs
Houser, Mrs. |. Barnes, Mrs. Norwood
Mrs. Ida Johnson and Rev. Wilkinson
and family of Bussey. Mrs. Morgan
was the recipient of many gifts and
a whole avalanche of post cards. Din
ner was served on the lawn and the
tables groaned under the bountiful
supply of good things to eat, for Mrs.
Morgan lives in the country where
the best is to be had; plenty OF
Strawberries and good rich cream,
cherry pie and chicken, notwithstand-
ing all the other eatables which were
too nuemrous to mention, for 1t TOOK
second and even third trip to sat
isfy some. Ha! ha! r.. T.
Mrs. Tom johnson, of Givin, has
been visiting friends and relatives IN
the city for the last few days.
Margaret Barnett, of Eddyyilie,
who has been visiting during the last
week at Bussey, returned home sat
urday. Hr T., "a
T. C. Carl and wife. of Rose Hill,
departed Saturday afternoon for emil
Ilicothe, where they will visit the VIM.
Burgess home.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Geneva, of Oskaloosa, were over-Sdn
day visitors with his brother, A. +.
Geneva and wife.
Mrs. Ida Dickens and daughter, VINO
have been visiting friends and reia
tives in Fremont, returned to their
home in Ottumwa Saturday afternoon.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mrs. j. w. Skinner, OF OsKaloosa'
spent the Fourth with relatives here
Her son Leo will be here for a weeks
visit, and is at the home OF his aunt
Mrs. August Mold.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Sheppard
of Hampton, who is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. }. M.
Shroyer at University Park, and who
was seriously i'll last week, is report
ed to be still quite poorly.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Fear went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
night Mrs. Fear returned Wednes
day evening, but Mr.. Fear went with
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Hutton, to Mar
shalltown, where the latter underwent
an operation.
Abba Union: Mrs. G. A.. Morrow
has returned from her work as dis
trict deputy in the Pythian Sisters
lodge and will now remain at home
till the state convention in the fall.
She was in Oskaloosa, Beacon and
Prairie City last week.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Jim Dough
man came home Saturday evening,
after spending several days in Oska'
loosa, where she is taking medical
for goitre, which has
been causing her much trouble re
Gently. She and her daughter Marga'
ret returned to Oskaloosa Monday.
The following account taken from
the Salem, s. d., paper, concerns a
former New Sharon young man, Clar-
ence Bounce Baughman, son of John
now living at Salem: "A
very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the M. E. parsonage Wednesday
evening, June 10, at o'clock, when
Clarence Bounce Baughman and Julia
Maude Monk were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony, Rev Paul Gard |
ner officiating"
Delta Press: Mrs. A. F. Roach,
who has been visiting at the home of
some time past, went to Oskaloosa
Saturday evening. Tuesday Mrs. J
E. Roach, who is Mrs. Burdock's sis |
and her daughter, Lucille |
who have also been visiting here for
the past several weeks, left for Lavi |
IA, Montana, for an extended visit
with relatives there. They are Joined
at Oskaloosa by Mrs. A. F. Roach,
who accompanied them to Montana
for visit also
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
H. r. Robinson and family went to !
Blyth yesterday on a visit.
Fred Tiffin left for his home in
Davenport this morning.
Miss Franc Vernon will leave today |
on recreation trip to Denver.
Thos. E. Watson and Tom Watson |
left this morning for Baker City,
Oregon.
Rev. Roy Deadman and wife were
this morning over the
Rock Island for Harrington, Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Peebler, of West Point,
Iowa, is in Oskaloosa visiting with
Mrs. o. F. McKim. southeast of town.
Mrs. l.. ]. Twogood passed through
the city yesterday for Keota, where
she will visit her sister, nellie Day
ton.
Robert Johnson departed for DAY.
export yesterday afternoon to attend
the Grand Lodge OF the colored Ma
sons.
Major John F. Lacey departed for
Des Moines this morning to attend the
republican state convention, to which
he is delegate.
Mrs. leila WATSON, who has been
in the city on business for few
days, returned to her home in Line