The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-09-29

Joe Beeson and Art Oppenheimer
were passengers for Marshalltown.
yesterday who're they spent the day
with friends.
Mr., and Mrs. A. s. Braden, of Pekin,
who have been visiting the lady5s
brother, a. T. Flint, returned home
this morning.
Sigourney News: The Stonehawker
family has moved to oskaloosa where
Mr.. Stonehawker has employment in
a barber shop.
Miss Nellie Ryan and Mrs. Frank
Morse, of Abba, were in town over
Sunday. Miss Ryan opened up her
new store in Abba today.
Mrs. Robert Keefe and son Robert,
of Monmouth, ILL.,, who have been Wis
iting at. the Russell and Shreve
homes, returned to Monmouth this
morning.
Mrs G. E. Lofand and Miss Helen
Spencer are home from Holland Mich,
where they have been spending a
number Of weeks in delightful out
ing party.
Cam Wallet, of the Sawyers Shirt
Company, is home for few days rest
from the road and little squirrel
shooting, to which sport Cam is par
ticularly partial
Miss Hattie Beaver is home from
Macon, Mo-, where she was summon
ed by the serious illness of sister.
She has been absent from home DUR
ing the past four months.
Mrs. Guy Pomeroy and children,
Master Orle and Miss Florence, Of
Wright, who have been visiting at the
parental W. l.. Johnson home, re-
turned to their home this morning.
Grinnell Gazette: l.. G. G. Pierce
sold his hundred and sixty acre farm
southeast of Grinnell to C. C. Cooper,
of Oskaloosa, for $500 per acre. Mr..
Pierce has owned the farm for forty
one years.
L. L. Hull was in Marshalltown yes
terday attending the funeral of a
sister, Mrs. Mary Cough, held in the
First NJ. E. church. The funeral SER
mon was preached by the pastor, Rev.
Pye, and there. was a large attend
ance.
]. H. TempIton is home from a six
weeks visit to his old home in Penn
sylvania and among many relatives
in the east. The gentleman reports
a most enjoyable trip, but still main
tains that Iowa is the best place in
the whole country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Morgan and D.
D. Davis, of Columbus Junction, d. j.
Jones, of Williamsburg, E. Williams,
Of Iowa City and Rev. Lloyd Roberts,
Of Conner Ohio, who have been in at
tendance at the Welsh Congregational
yearly meeting at Givin, were in the
city this morning, en- route to their
homes.
buSSey rreSS: Jen HarrOIQ, Ine pop
Ilar county recorder Of Mahaska coull-
ty for six years, was in town Tuesday
bringing Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Evans and
daughter Gladys, Of Jefferson town.
ship, who went to the worlds fair.
jeff and his wife will take care Of the
farm for Ed while they are gone.
Judge L. c. Blanchard departs this
evening en- route to- st. Louis and the
worlds fair. The Judge is delegate
to the Universal Convention of Law
yers and Jurists that will convene in
the worlds fair city September % to
80 inclusive, and he goes early to be
in attendance at the gathering of the
American Bar association. The con-
vention of lawyers and jurists will be
one of the most distinguished gather
ings of the kind ever brought about.
The program includes talks by many
Of the most eminent men of the world
of law. The Judge feels himself nigh
ly honored in being appointed a del
egate to ten convention. He was APP
pointed as representing the Sixth dis
trict by the State Bar association.