The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-08-20

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A telegram to W. s. Lacy, of the
Y. nj. @. A. from O. @. Kitchener,
of New York, tells OF the birth |
Of son, John Reid Kitchener, 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchener last night.
All doing well. Many Oskalooea
friends win extend congratulations.
Mrs. r. o. Green and son Richard
OF Fort Dodge are guests Of the par
entail M. l.. Jackson home on high
avenue east during the absence of
Miss Elizabeth who departs today
for Chicago. She will b. out OF the
city on vacation until the time for
the opening of the public schools in
September.
Alvin E. Thomas, formerly of
Boone, now foreman in the Chicago
& Northwestern shops at Mason City,
has been visiting at the parental
league home in Beacon. He left
Wednesday for a few weeks visit in
Ogden. utah, before returning to his
to his duties at Mason City.
F'rom Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. II. r. Robinson, has returned
home after a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. o. r. Davis.
8. e. Palmer, of Des Moines, was
an over Sunday visitor an the city
calling on friends and acqueintances.
Miss Pearl Burkett is, home from an
extended vacation visit in Grand
Rapids, Michigan, and other cities of
that state.
Walter Snodgrass, of the Oskaloosa
National Bank has gone to Cleopatra,
Mo-, toijoin his parents who are Wis
sting relatives there and spend a
brief vacation.
Mrs. II. T. Myers, of the New York
mandolin school left Saturday for
Marshalltown to join Mr.. Myers who
has been in that city for the past few
days on business,
s. E. Gilchrist departed last week
for Los Angeles, Mrs. Mary Martin
for Denver, and 9. d. Fisher and son
Carl for Rushville, Indiana, going
via the Burlington route.
W. E. Gladwin, who has been lying
quite i'll with material fever is hold
ing his own in the battle with the
sickness and though severely Ill his
symptoms are decidedly favorable,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seaton and baby
Gwho have been spending few days
lat the parental John N. Martin home
10 this city, departed this morning via
the Iowa Central for their home in
Savannah, ILL.,,
Lovilia Correspondence: - Miss
Edna SKIES is the new clerk in Bon
nett Bros, store. Elmer j. Francis,
who has been with the firm since they
opened their stora, will go to Oska
loosa about sepTrAer 1st, where he
will enter the 9iiine service
Washingtor.e for cReporter: Ned
Walton arriye annual washington today
with his VII grand lcoacer, and will be
the guest De sistr- W. Ely for few
days. 1t ux wis horse can handle
his feet as - us Ned can manipulate
the valves of d tuba Score one more
for Waynesburg. r.
Mrs Nj. E McAyeal of Amesbury
Mass, and Mrs, George w. Ogilvie
have been guests in this city over
Sunday. Mrs. McAyesI will be re-
membered as the wife OF Rev. DR.. r
A. McAye cal WHO for twenty years was
the pastor Of the United Presbyterian
church. Both of them were cl4sely
identefed with the best interest oi
the community and state when thingt
were in the formation condition In
Iowa. Dr.. McAyeal was a man of the
most marked ability in every way
loved anu honored by all who knew
him, even by his political opponents
The influence of such men can never
die. Mrs McAyeaI Is visiting heI
daughter in Des Moines. Mrs Ogilvie
IL the we'll known editor of the Mai
and Times, of which paper she il
making spleudid success. The Mai
and Times is the official organ of the
federated clubs of Iowa. ... 1~