The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10

enjoyable occasion is reported. Din
ner was served and the evening spent
in family circle that cannot often
be formed. Those present at the re-
union were: The parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Burnside, their younger
daughters Alice, Elizabeth and Mar
garet, daughter, Mrs. 1. O. Johnson
and Mr.. Johnson, sons Ralph Burn
side, wife and two children, of this
city, Chas. Burnside, wife and two
children, of Madison, Wisconsin, and
John Burnside, of Tacoma, Washing
ton.
Mrs. Jacob Bertsch, of Sigourney,
arrived yesterday for visit with her
son, George Bertsch. D..
@. W. Jordan, of What Cheer, a
former resident of this city, was in
town yesterday and today on BUSH
ness. ....
Harry Kammerick, of the Postal
Telegraph service, of Ottumwa, was
among old time friends and relatives
In town yesterday.
The Chas. Crozier family have re-
moved from the farm near Cedar to
this city and have taken up their res
idence on North sth street. We
welcome these good people among us.
Mrs. F. M. Loring, of Sac City, is
here for visit at the parental Ben
nett home. She came to attend the
dedication exercises. of the new public
library, for the formation and up
building of which she was one of the
leading spirits.
Abba Union: Ed Parry, of Oska
loosa, is visiting his br other A. O..
Parry. He will go next Monday to
Chicago University. He is to be the
left tackle of the University foot ball
team and has for a year been the
worlds cha mpion high school ham
mer thrower.
Harvey News: A. B. Byram, one of
the prosperous business men of this
place and Miss Minnie Witter Of
West Branch were united in marriage
at Des Moines September End. Mr..
Byra m was once assistant editor of
the News. He will dispose of his
interests here, and he and his bride
will be at home after October Is at
1920 Plea SAINT street Des Moines.
Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Farr arrived
from New Providence yesterday to
visit old time friends here and at
tend Yearly meeting. Mr.. Farr says
he does not wish to return to mis-
sionary work in Jamaica for several
years at any rate as he desires to re
main here that his children may re-
ceive an education which is practic-
ally an impossibility on the Southern
islands.
Professor Steven M. Hadley and
family have returned from years
sojourn at Madison, Wisconsin.
While away Mr.. Hadley has pursued
course OF study and has done special
work, better fitting him for his duties
at Penn College. Students and friends
will welcome him in his old place
again. The family have taken up
their residence in their home at sO7
North E street.
NJ. F. Triplett, who went to Mis-
souri, lately with a number of other
parties from Fremont to look over
land prospects, arrived home yester-
day. He says good land in southern
Missouri is worth from ss5 to $50 per
acre, and that he would not swap
Mahaska soil worth that much for
the Missouri land. The lMessrs,
Hays and Steen who went with him
may conclude to locate there.
Will Duboc, who has been serving
on the reportorial staff Of THE HER
AID for the past year has accepted q
fine position on the GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Daily signaI, and departed last even
Ing to take Up his new work. Zanes-
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