The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-06-02
IN NORTH MAHASEA.
DOings Of the Good People UP There
'.''.a as Told BY the Star,

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= o, Elwood is doing the tonsorialH
act in oskalooga.
Memorial services viii be observed
in New SharonI Iowa, May 80. u
David Stanton came from Sioux
City to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs, Charlotte Hill. si, tl,s
Al. O. Brackney was in town Friday.
He is steadily gaining from his Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Joe sheesley shipped a load each
of cattle and hogs of his own feeding,
and went with them TO Chicago.
G. r. Kisor and .. M Gown have
formed a partnership to conduct a
meat market in the Crippen building,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rhodes enter
tanned Friday evening complimentary
to their nephew, Fred D. Sinclair,
Mumps came home with Karl Og-
den last week from Ames, and Karl
did not enjoy the company he was
forced to keep. @#.5
Juniors and sophomores gave a re
ception to the graduating class last
night at the home Of Miss Maud Will
liams. ..u#4atsF all. .ast
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. 'Nuser are here
for a Short time and WIN locate in
Frazier, Iowa, where he has a posi-
ton on the Northwestern aa H
Monday evening Miss Agnes King,
of Iowa City, was elected assistant to
the superintendent of our city school,
and comes highly recommended.
Miss Helen Carson went to oska-
loosa Friday evening and her mother
and little Martha Tucker Of Colorado
Springs, returned Saturday after
noon! tuAE'st3 Is " 34a-1tWA.n 'fif 5N.
On Thursday, May 10. at Pella, Rev.
T. ]. O'Connor pronounced the words
that made Amos S. Hedge and Marie
Hoogenalzker husband and wife. '
Frank ,Vickers, wife and daughter
Irene, Iuand Mrs. Jn S.liNIoreIand, of
Kansas City, arrived yesterday to
visit their mother, Mrs. Jane Vickers.
Millie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baughman was married May IL
to Amas West, at the parental farm
home near Toledo, Iowa, and will re-
side in that vicinity. u #efas. t'
The high school graduating class
for this year is as follows: Claire
Gordan, Earl and Harry Turner ,Ziba
Ferrel, Jessie Phillips, Vera Whita-
ere, Mary Evans, Mary Alice, Retha
Phillips. @g% #i sa#tHG @Hns
Mrs. Graham Andre is in a very
weak condition at her home in this
city Contrary to hope and expecta
btion she failed to gain strength after
submitting to an operation at the hos.
pital. ln a@o@r1 aa"e tHis
Commander circuit of Henry c.
leighton PostSrequests that the mem
bers thereof meet in front of g. A.
r. hall at 10:45 Sunday morning,
May 80, to go to the Methodist church
where Rev. Hall will preach. a Me.
mortal sermon. H5a alEu a~se.s....r
Mrs. r. b. Rhodes, accompanied by
her nephew, Fred ID. Sinclair, went to
Marshalltown Monday afternoon to
sing at, the closing opera of the seas
on. Mrs. Rhodes has not been strong
the past winter but for all that she
still possesses a marvellous voice.
IT. was a fine audience that filled
the Christian church Sunday evening
to hear the baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. T. J. O'Connor. The class had
asked him to perform the service, ar
| invitation which / he accepted with
pleasure and discharged to the salts
| faction of all. r.h. '''a .''
A large gang of men is at work in
the Central yards here. They have
the main line finely improved and arc
now at work on the side-tracks; mary
train loads of sand being used, and
when the work is completed all tracks
win be out Of the mud and in excel
lent condition.
The public well in front of the Wal
lace block will be obliterated by the
wider cement sidewalk, so, far as sur
face indications are concerned, bu
beneath the walk it is walled over, &
pipe inserted and through it a hose
can be inserted and the, water USED
by the fire. engine in case of ,emer