The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-26

gentleman and his mother, Mrs s, A.
Henry will depart to morrow for an
extended visit at Kansas City among
relatives and friends.
Miss lima Harrington, of this city,
has accepted the position of physical
director of the Y. W. O. A. at Ottum-
wa for the coming year, and she en-
ters actively upon the work October
IL. She went to the city yesterday to
make preparations for the Inaugural
ton of the seasons work. Ottumwa
has a fine association for young
women and they will find that they
have secured a splendid director in
the person of Miss Harrington.
H. P. Weaver has gone to Monte
yuma to be the guest of his sister,
Mrs. w. L. Powell, for a few days.
The gentleman will then continue his
visiting trip among friends and rela-
tives going into Cass county to see a
brother, G. G. Weaver, thence to Pal
myra to visit among the relatives of
the late Mrs. Weaver. He will visit
at the home of Mrs. Wright Roberts,
in Bethany, Mo-, and then return to
tfhis city to join his daughter, Mrs.
Wilbur Brown, who arrives here to-
day for an extended visit among
friends.
The G. l. w. Y. Y. were entertain
ed very enjoyably at a $3.50 O'Clock
dinner at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
L. A. Rodgers on last Tuesday even
ing. This is the first social of the
season and a number of pleasant en-
tertainments are planned for the win
ter. The members of the organiza-
ton are:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Ralph Burnside, John Renfrew,
8. W. Wilson, l. w. Cook,
]. R. McGregor, Irving Johnson,
Frank Nash, l.. A. Rodgers,
p. Dodds
" o. Riddell who has many friends
in the county on account of the match
less work that he has done here in
the county normal, sends a card to
County Supt. Dodds, telling of the
fact that he. has sailed for Liverpool,
passenger on board the Oceanic,
Sept. 10, 1901. The gentleman has
been granted a leave of absence of a
years. duration from his work in the
Des Moines school system and he will
use the time in travel abroad study
ing the public and private school
systems of the other continents. The
gentleman sends his compliments to
his many Mahaska county friends
who in return will wish him a very
pleasant and profitable year;abroad
Monday.
Mrs. F. M. Henness spent Saturday
with friends in New Sharon.
s. II. M. Byers, of Des Moines, was
an Oskaloosa visitor to-day.
Mrs. Geo. Overturt was passenger
for Des Moines this morning.
H. T. Steddom, of New Sharon, was
in town to-day en- route to Knoxville
Q. G. and W. C.Sheppard were pas
sengers for Des Moines this morning
John Fitzgerald has accepted posi-
ton with the NJ. & NJ. Star Bottling
Works.
Judge Clements and Reporter Miss
Jessie Besac, were in the city this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Younkin, ofNeW
Sharon, were in the city on business
Saturday.
t Iowa's next governor, A. B. Cum
+ minis, was in the city this morning be
tween trains.
! Elvyn Ninde has arrived from al
+ extended business trip to the nortl
and the south.
Mrs. Harvey Little spent Sunday il
Davenport visiting her daughter, Mrs
i. 9. Harmon.
? Mark Norman was down from De
8 Moines for an over-Sunday visit witt
t friends and relatives.
F. NJ. Henness and F. J. Page, re
i turned recently from a short bushes
d trip to South Dakota.
9 Miss Julia Smith and Miss Iva Fer
j rec, of Oskaloosa, went to Streator
:. Illinois, to visit relatives.
e Mr.. and Mrs Leo Vernon, of Delta
s are in the city to-day calling anon
n friends and acquaintance.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Point arrived i
n the city this morning aud are guest
of the DR.. @. E. Todd home.
/, Miss Edith Frost left Saturday TO
e Wright where she will resume be
8 school work for the coming year.
II Mrs. Cora Lemon, of Detroit, Mich
/ is in the city to visit for a weeks &
the home of her father, viii Zane.
II Mrs. A. Wright went to New sha
, on Saturday to visit her daughte
IL Mrs. 8. NJ. Carson, for few days.
Miss Catherine Henry, Of Hedricl
arrived Saturday afternoon to spen
several days at the Neri ogden,hom
: Miss Anna Perry, Of New Sharon
was in the city Saturday looking at
] er business affairs and calling anon
friends.