The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

I Bishop Morrison on the occasion O
the 18th anniversary of his consecra
, ton as Bishop of the Diocese o
, Iowa. The entertainment was giver
in the st. Paul's pro-cathedral by tn,
Mems club OF the church, and wa!
, largely attended by clergymen from
all over the state.
Mrs. Ella Sewers, formerly of Os
kaloosa, now residing in Muscatine
was united In marriage to-day to Vim
cent f. Fuller, a leading Muscatine
clothier, and they depart tonight fol
la honeymoon trip through the east
The bride has been the guest of hon
or at number OF pre,nuptial show
ers given in Muscatine since the en-
gagement was announced sometime
ago. She lived in Oskaloosa for sew
Ieral years and Is we'll known here.
In our personal column last Friday
Regarding the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark M. Ware in Mahaska Co.,
we got our wires somewhat cross
ed" Mr.. and Mrs. Ware have lived in
Iowa 70 and rs years respectively
and in Mahaska county A years. Mrs.
Ware was born in Van Buren, county,
in 1889 while Mr.. Ware was born in
Indiana in 1882, and came to Iowa in
1S41. They We're married in Bona
parte, December 10, 1865 years
ago last December-and came to Os-
kaloosa and Mahaska county in 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hawkins, who
are enjoying trip through the south,
have sent the Herald a copy of the
Havana, Cuba, Post, which gives n
| fine account of the 10th annual men,
orial services for the men who were
killed in the blowing up OF the Battle.
ship Maine. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins
were present at the exercises which
we're held in the ball room of the
American Club House, and were Civ
en- under the auspices of Havana
Camp No. United Spanish War Vet.
Grams. Guests of honor included
President Menocal, Vice-President
Enrique Verona, the American Min
lister and Mrs. Gonzales, Major Ed
mund Wittenmeyer, United States
lean Legation, the Hon. Aurelio He
via, secretary OF government, the
Hon. Cristobal La Guardia, secretary
of justice, the Hon. Leopolde Can
clio, secretary of the treasury, the
Hon. Charles Hernandez postmaster
general, the Hon. Pedro BnstillO. gov
ernor of Havana province, DR.. Mart
ine2 Ortiz, Cuban minister to France,
and other Cuban officials.
(FrOm Wednesdays DailyD
Clarence Hansen, of Pella, visited
in the city Tuesday.
Isham p. Ewing is home from a
Chicago business trip.
Clyde Hiatt, OF Centerville, was in
the city tuesday on business.
B. Gordon, of Des Moines, was in
Oskaloosa yesterday on business.
Hon. w. /. Beans was a passenger
Tuesday afternoon to Sigourney.
j. H. ST. John, OF Muscatine, was
a business caller in the city yester.
day.
Miss Bessie Winget. of Des Moines,
is visiting Oskaloosa friends this
week. urss.
George Haughey; OF Charles City,
was a business caller in the city yes
terday. %!
George Sullivan was passenger
this morning TO Montezuma to see aft
er some business dHdll ).
Mrs. S. J. Sheridan was down from
New Sharon Tuesday attending bust
ness matters and shopping.
Miss Paul, OF Cedar Falls, was in
OskaloOsa yesterday enroute to Mar
shalltown, where she will visit.
Miss Hazel Redburn. formerly OF
this city. but now of Des MoineS, is
vi With friends in the ritV
Lee McKann came down from Des
Moines Monday evening to be with
his father. Ed McKann, who is seri-
ously ill.,
Mrs. Mary Hull has returned to her
home in Des Moines after pleasant
two weeks visit with friends and ac'
quaintances here.
Mrs. c. B. Tharpe and son, OF near
| Lakonta, were passengers yesterday
afternoon to MarshalltOwn, where
they will visit for number OF days
Marshalltown Times Republican
I Miss Margaret Ferries arrived home
| Sunday morning from Oskaloosa
where she has been visiting with
friends for few days.
Miss Addie Lake has gone to Cen
terville to the home of her brother
William f. Lake. during the absence
of her parents in Omaha where they
| have business interests. ~
Mrs. Matilda Seaklinker, who has
been spending the winter with hei
daughter, Mrs. Fl. E. Gardner, in OF
tumwa, returned Tuesday afternoon
to her home in New Sharon.
Mrs. b. G. Huntley and little son
Ralph, OF Harper, were in the city q
few hours yesterday waiting for I
train to Marshalltown, where the!
will visit with relatives for severa
days.
Mrs. II. W. Harding and children
of Des Ioines, were in the city few
hours yesterday afternoon on then
way to Sigourney, where they vii
enjoy a several days visit witt
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. hudson am
children, CT Marshailtown, were IL
1.-The city a few hours Tuesday after
moon enroute TO Kirksville, Missouri
where they will visit with Mrs. Hud
sons father and mother.
Mrs: T.. X. Taylor was called t
Rose Hill this morning to the hom
of her brother-inlaw, Writ Brown
due to the serious Illness OF tn
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs