The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-09

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stfa a business
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moFnlnE 10 ilcs Mclnea 10 hook after
matters ~ business.
Miss Gertrude Kemp was n passen
gef this morning 10 Reese iilil where
she viii spend Sunday
Miss babe Brady. OF Knoxville WIS
visitor today IN osknloosa with her
cousins. Misses 10 and ridgcon Boyer.
Misses Sarah and Pearl Morgan
we're visitors today with their grand.
mother Mrs. 3. J. Jamca, In Evans.
Mrs. J. r. Summers was a passenger
this morning 10 Rose Hlil 90 yislt over
sunday with her mother Mrs. J. l..
Taylor.
Mrs. s. Dewhirst and daughter Ma
bel we're passengers this morning 20
Des Moines for a brief visit with
friends in that city.
Mrs. M. l.. Blllick, of Rose Hill, was
visitor in oskaloosa last evening,
returning this morning to her home,
She had been visiting ut Glenwoo1,
Mo.
Miss villa Clegg, of What Cheer,
who has been teaching near New sha'
ron, visited in the city last night on
her way to her home to spend brief
vacation.
Marshalltown Times-Republlcan
b. G. Falls arrived IN the city this
morning from Greenville, s. c., and
will remain for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Art Beck, well known in oskaioosa,
was manager or the Iowa Wesleyan
team playing Penn here yesterday.
Burton Beck was also In the city In
attendance at the game.
Lynnville star: Prof Clifford con,
Quoted the opening exercises at the
Friends Bible school Sunday, and at
the close Robert Meredith gave a
short talk on Jerusalem as he saw II.
A letter from Mrs. George Black says
that she and her husband had very
stormy passage to Liverpool, the sea
breaking over the vessel almost con-
stantly and the voyage taking twelve
days from Philadelphia.
George Garvin, OF Baldauf's, was
one OF the Wesleyan aggregation on
the side lines yesterday. He was a
member OF the Wesleyan team In 81
and '92 and played right half against
Penn in this city in those years.
Marshalltown Herald: Rev. A. Cato
Kaye OF oskaloosa occupied the Pres
byterian pulpit Sunday morning and
evening, and was greeted by large and
appreciative congregations and gave
them very satisfactory sermons.
Miss Laura Carroll, OF sigourney,
vas a visitor In oskaloosa yesterday
IN attendance at the Penn.Wesleyan
foot ball game. Miss Carroll, who IL
teacher OF music In the Slgourney
schools, is graduate or Iowa Wes'
leyan.
Sherman Needham, OF Sigourney,
who is an Iowa Wesleyan man, attend
ed tho game between the university
and Penn in this city yesterday. He
was the most disappointed man in
the bunch, for Sherm at one time at
tended Penn and wanted 10 see his for
rner schooImates beaten.
The Abba Union, In its Farmers In
stitute notes. says: Tine farm dairy
was ably discussed by w. J. without
OF Mahaska county, who mas made such
a success OF that line OF domestic sci.
ence that he was requested to tell
Monroe how he did II. His talk was
well worth hearing and the court house
was filed with eager listeners who
will profit by what they heard.
Mrs. I. d. Hibler Is visiting for Il
few days with friends and relatives
at Fremont.
Miss Louise Russell, OF Adair, is Wis
iting in oskaloosa with her sister, Mrs.
v. II. Hamilton.
Mrs. Polly Morton was a passenger
this morning TO Brighton 70 visit for
a few days with friends.
Miss ozella Terrell was passenger
this morning TO Hodrick TO spend Sun.
day at the home Of ner brother.
Miss Emma Larson was a passenger
this morning to White Oak, where she
will spend Sunday with relatives.
Miss Inez Robertus, OF Pella, was a
visitor with friends IN oskaloosa 70.
day while on her way to searsboro TO
visit with friends.
Mrs. j. M. Barnett, who has been
visiting at the parental J. VI. Price
home, returned this morning TO her
home in Rlchland.
Keota Eagle; chas. Reisman dropped
down from oskaIooya and took charge
OF affairs for the Keota Produce 90.
while Manager 8. Il. was away at Sig.