The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-20
rHE 0SKALOOSA HERALD.

THE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
Thursday, June 20, 1872.
Read Needham & Wolff local.,
Read dissolution notice of King & Mer
rill.
Read Whitmore's local of prices dowr
for grinding.
Read notice of w. ii. Robison's local o.
bakery for sale.
Mrs VIM Nash has gone to Lawrence
Kansas, on visit.
John Lofland and E. Cook are ouyins
wool. Read local
Read Abe Warr1ngton's locals He is
still taking those nice pictures
Nseabam G Woliz would like TO have
their ice cream buckets returned.
TIE Republican city ticket in Eddyvilie
was elected by handsome majority.
The weather for a Nv days past has
ben very warm. Suppose y"u knew it,
JOHN FEnRAII. has been quite Ill ior
some days past, but We hope is recover
ing.
The post. office at Brooklyn was broken
open last week and robbed OF stamps mon
ey, etc.
DIX. A. l.. McCARTY of Chicago, IS spend
ing few days with the friends OF other
years hereabOuts.
L. Root and A. A. Harper, are buying
eggs, hides, rags, etc, at their store on high
street Read adv.
Miss Ella Evans, daughter ofC. H. OF
Springfield, No, carried of the honors OF
her class of thirteen.
HIP. Weaver, Poor Farm Supt. left US
nice mess of new potatoes, yesterday.
The first we have had.
The Universalist Sociable meets this
week, Thursday evening, at William
Johnson's, east part of town.
Messrs. Tomlinson s. Talbot have form.
ed partnership in the blacksmithing bus
mess. Shop east of the square.
Misses Nora Watts and Lottie Hopes,
on behalf of Simpson Festival, presented
US with beautiful bousuets yesterday.
A new song-"Kitty Brown"-by the
author of Belle Malone" Jennie True,
etc, is announced by Pond s. Co., New
York.
DR.. HOFFMAN presented us with beau
tiful bouquet from bis elegantly arranged
garden, consisting of many varieties OF
roses, pcOnics, etc.
Mrs. r. ROSE has our thanks for mum
Der of Texas papers, printed at various
localities, some of which We knew in
our web-foot days.
Tomorrow, Friday night, Is regular for
Tri-luminar Every member is requested
TO be present, as much business of import,
ance will be transacted.
DR.. HOFFMAN and lady are at Mt Pleas
am attandiu1 commarc amant eYerpisps
and to witness their babies" graduate.
Well may they be proud.
Rev l. CARSON, formerly stationed at
this place, now of Chillioothe, Ohio. was
in our city last week visiting his many
friends and acquaintance.
The Knoxville Voter speaking from
Marion county stand point says Hon. M.
NJ. WALDEN is likely to be the NJ. c., from
this, the new Sixth District.
ACCIDENT.-OllieK insman, daughter of
NJ Kinsman, of White Oak Up, broke her
arm on the 18th, by falling from "teter-
board" at school She is doing well.
GET READY.-ThOse preparing eatables
for the Masonic Festival will please have
them ready Monday forenoon, that the
committee may get them when they call.
On Sunday evening next in st James
church the Rector will deliver the first in
a series of sermons on the "DiVine EconO-
my of the Church" All interested in this
important subject will do well to attend.
BoUQUET.--Mrs. J. G. Harrington pre-
Sentcd Us with her annual bouquet OF
beautiful flowers, tastefully arranged, and
mamlnoth in size. She always has plen-
tiful supply of these beautifiers about her
place.
Il. F. STANTON, artist, is putting up a lot
of fine photographs, large size, of the men,
bers of the Masonic fraternity, for the Hall
A portion of them will be there at the
Festival; the rest will be put in as fast as
possible.
F. NJ. DAVENPORT thinks we misrepre-
Convention last week The quotation
marks should have been omitted, as the
writer did not intend to say those were lis
exact words.
One of the neatest printed Premium
Lists we have seen is from the office of the
Centerville Citizen, which by the way is
capable OF turning out nice work. The
Fair will be held in Appanoose Sept. 18th,
18th and 10Th.
FEsTIyAL.-The Methodists Of New
Sharon will have Festival in their new
church this evening, the Goth inst A
good time is anticipated, and all the deli
cacies will be provided. 1t will do you
good to be there.
DR.. Z. CAMERON has taken the splendid
rooms of Z. Ketner, over the clothing store,
and will hereafter be found there. Doc is
good practitioner, and has performed
some wonderful cures hereabouts Those
needing his services will remember his Of
fee.
The Masonic estival, next Monday eve.
ming will be pleasant occasion. The pro-
gramme for the day and evening ale pub
Iished elsewhere. Many Masons from a
distance are expected. The public are cor
daily invited 10 attend both installation