The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-07-14

ment OF power ana afiiuence, keeping
the audience in tune with the various
triumphs and strifes of our forefathers
in manner thht made the story new
again.
Newton Record: Jacob BrandtJr.
accompanied by his school chum,
Lorenz White, of near Oskaloosa,
came Friday from Council Bluffs,
where they are students in the Deaf
and Dumb institution. Both of the
BOYS are home for the summer vaca-
ton. Lorenz will visit for few days
with Jacob at Sully. The boys are
bright and intelligent young men, full
of fun and frolic, and were about the
happiest of all the throng of people
that got off the train when it pulled
into the station Friday, and the way
they expressed themselves in the
rapid movement of the hands and
fingers and sparkle of the eyes,
showed they were not worrying very
much over the affection that they had
borne from their birth.
J. II. Ryan, of Des Moines, spent
the Fourth with Miss Ella Ryan.
Olive, Efie and Lillian Ryan cele-
brated the Fourth in New Sharon.
Miss Shelley, Lawyer Woodson's
stenographer, went to st. Louis this
morning to visit the Fair.
Mrs. F. Parker and children went
to Ames this morning to visit at the
parental d. L. Parker home.
j. M. Ingram, of the Des Moines
Insurance Co., went to his home in
Nevada this morning for visit.
Presiding Elder Willis is at Kilduff
officiating at a session of the Oska-
loosa district Methodist conference.
Mrs. H. E. Paul returned to her
home in Washington this morning
after visit at the @. M. Chick home.
Mrs. ]. Fitzsimmons and children
went to Fruitland this morning to
visit at the parental G. o. Moore
home.
Mrs. L. J. Parry went to her home
in Givin this morning after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Owen
Mobley.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Ora
Wiley, of Oskaloosa, has returned
home after visiting with her friend,
Mrs. Anna Lisor.
Mrs. F. H. Griffith went to Des
Moines this morning to visit friends.
She will also be the guest of her
Mrs. w. H. HOFFMAN at
before her return.
Grinnell Gazette: Mrs. G. M.
Shockley left Tuesday evening for
Oskaloosa for short visit with her
mother after which she will go-to
Abba for a short visit with Mr..
D SlSGer.
Mrs. John Tilton and children went
to Creston this morning to join the
lady's husband in residence there.
He has employment in a Creston
laundry. They have been living at
S12 South Twelfth street.
Montezuma Republican: J. A. HI
Dryden left yesterday morning for
where he has purchased
tract of land just outside the city,
and expects to make that his future
home. Mrs. Dryden has been in
Oskaloosa some time visiting friends.
The Republican will follow them to
their new home, also the best wishes
of numerous friends, for their future
welfare.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Rena Rumford, of Delta, spent
Saturday in town.
Miss Clara Martin went to Harper
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Belle Gilbert.
Rev. M. L. Anthony filed the pulpit
in the Christian church at Indian
apolis Sunday.
Miss Irma Runyon, of Des Moines,
who has been visiting in the city
went to Washington.
Mrs. VIM. Horning returned to her
home in Keota Saturday after visit
at the John Winogratksa home.
Mrs. John Graham, of Abba, was
in town Saturday and went to Sig
Quincy to visit in the Benjamin
Rowley home. -......
Mrs. E. G.. Hollingsworth and Mrs.
H. Q. Hollingsworth, of Wymore,
were in town Saturday and
went to Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickson, Of
Delta, returned home Saturday. They
have been in town for some time that
the gentleman might take treatments