The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-06-08

You must either serve or govern,
Must be slave or must be sovereign;
Must, in fine, be block or wedge,
Must be anvil or be sledge.
Mrs. Dixon is home from the Chicago Fair.
C. C. Gilman, of Marshalltown, is in the
city to-day.
]. c. Sellers is in Otley, attending to
business matters.
Arthur Sprague has accepted position
in the East End grocery.
Mrs. Woods, of Burlington, is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Perry Asher.
Judge Sewers arrived home to-day from
Council Bluffs business trip.
Miss Ella Hill, of Earlham, is in the city
to attend Penn commencement.
Miss Dora White went to Ames Tuesday
for brief visit with her brother Brent.
Harry Beam, of Anamosa, is in the city
to day taking an examination in pharmacy.
Mrs. McIntire, of Sheldon, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Crozier, and her uncle Capt.
Martin.
James McInfire and wife, of Spencer,
are at the parental Rowe home south of
the city.
Ottumwa Democrat: Silas Mcclure, of
Oskaloosa, was a visitor in the metropolis
Monday.
Misses Edna-Lee and Lillian Pickett
went to Des Moines this morning for visit
among friends.
Mrs. A. w. Kerr, who has been guest
at the Timbrell home, departed this morn
ing for Spirit Lake.
Chas. P. Clark, of Montezuma, is in the
city looking after legal affairs. He is a
guest at the ]. B. McCurdy home.
Judson S. Reynolds, o. H. S. 90, is June
orator for the Irving society at the State
University, an honor wOrthily won.
Mrs. DR.. Wallace, Mrs. Jackson and Miss
Bessie Cramer, of New Sharon, are visiting
at the Young home on North street.
Misses Maggie and Rose Wood are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Will Jones, and
will attend Oskaloosa college commence
ment.
Mrs. E. L. Wilson, who has been visiting
during the week at the Newbrand home,
returned this morning to her home in OF
tumwa.
Chicago departures Tuesday evening
Geo. McPherrin, wife and son, Mrs. Wash
burn, Mrs Eamons, Miss Clara Haynes,
Misses Beman, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nash.
Mrs. 1. NJ Lobenstein and daughter, OF
Cedar RapiGls, and T. Loeb, who have been
the guests of the Harry Strasburger home
for few days, went 70 Ottumwa this
morning.
Mrs. J. B. Agnew, of San Francisco, who
has been visiting eastern relatives, returned
from Chicago Yesterday in company with
her cousin, Miss Maud Young. She will
visit in the city for a number of weeks.
Guido H. Stempel, of the high school, has
been chosen Judge for the ladies' declama'
tory contest at the State University COM
mencement, the others being Judge Robin
son, of the supreme court, and Mrs. Nc
bride, wife OF Prof. Mcbride.
Iowa City Republican: Hon. E. Clark was
in Oskaloosa Tuesday, attending meeting
of the directors of the coal mining company
of that city in which he is largely interest
ed. The oskaloosa coal mines are the
richest in the state, and Mr.. Clark is one
of the largest holders in the best companies
there.
Ottumwa Courier: The following persons
from OskalOOsa, together with number
who reside In this city, composed jolly
crowd of young people who assembled at
the home of Wu. Sterling Saturday even
ing: Lovella Kendig, Lulu Barton, lrma
Coffin, Laura Sterling, Nellie Cole, Lille
Barton, Harve Carr, WIN Davis, Ernest h.
Shaw, Harry TempletOn, Homer r. kendig,
Frank Brownson, Asa Mclaughlin, Guy
e. Davis.
Prof and Mrs. Jones entertained the fac
ulty of Penn college At tea last evening,
and the occasion was very happy one.
The guests of honor were Babies Jones,
Michener, Van Steenderen and Clifford, the
little Harvard annex In the family of Prof.
Hadley being missed. The event was partly
a parting occasion, Prof. Jones having ac-
cepted the position of principal of Spice
land Academy, In Indiana, the largest
academy in that state.