The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

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IN school work during the Fall,
Mics llelen Tostsnson, n Inc New
Providence Academy, 10 visiting In
ahAloosA during che Commencement
week II Penn, her Alma Mater.
Mrs. Mary Meredith Miller, % Bryn
Mawr, n attending commencement
exercises nj Penn, and visiting At the
parental Robert Meredith home.
Robert williams, otplessant plain,
who was formerly prominent on the
Chronicle stan during his days in
college, IL back for commencement
week.
w. r. Lacey spent sunday In Mar.
shalltown at the home OF his daugh.
ter, Mrs. ". q. Beeson. where Mrs.
Lacey has been a guest for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laughlin, from Hub.
bard, are attending the exercises Of
Commencement week. They are the
parents OF sceva Laughlin who gradu-
ates this week.
Miss Miriam Pyle holder OF the
Bryn Mawr scholarship from Penn
during the last year, is among the
commencement visitors at her Alma
Mater THE week.
Mrs. Ellora Hinson is home from
an extended sojourn In Texas and
other southern points. She returns
much benefited in health and glad
to be at home again. ...
Hon. w. s. Kenworthy, OF this city,
has been invited to deliver the 9TH Of
July Grafton at What Cheer this year.
II goes without saying that the What
Cheer people have in store for them
one OF the best orations OF the kind
ever heard on like occasions.
Roland Hunt, OF the Peoples Gas
Company OF Chicago, IL in the city
visiting among many friends and ac-
quaintances. The young man has
been absent from the city almost four
years ard he says that he can see
many changes In the town and lie
people.
Elmo Hammond, Of Chicago, pur-
chasing agent OF the Monroe Supply
Company, Of Buxton, dropped in yes
terday between trains 20 attend 10
business affairs and 10 call upon his
mother. He will be In the city fire.
quently now keeping In touch with
his trade.
Evan q. Morgan has returned from
q business trip into Illinois and the
Dakotas. He states that he had
delightful trip and that he saw some
fine country. Northern crop advance
ment seems 10 be in ratio with that Of
Iowa lands and all prospects point
toward prosperous and productive
season in every direction.
Mrs. 8. J. Dutton, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Weir and daughter,
Margaret, home TO Peoria, ILL.,, 10.
day, and after few days visit will 90
10 Detroit, Mich, % visit her sop.in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
s. White and grandchildren, and 10
attend the graduating Of her grand
daughter, Miss Marguerite White.
Professor W. r. Nicholson and fam.
lily left this morning for Toulon, H.,
In which city Professor Nicholson
has accepted q position as principal
Of the Academy during the coming
year. He has been teaching in Iowa
Christian College during the year just
past, and has made many friends In
Oskaloosa who regret 10 see him sever
his connection with that institution.
Mrs. ID. X. Cook went 10 Storm
Lake yesterday afternoon.
Fred Rivers, OF Boone, was in the
city yesterday calling among friends.
John Sarvis was looking after bust.
ness matters in New Sharon yester-
day afternoon.
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pasge niger on the Central yesterday
afternoon going TO ESterville.
Miss Jessie Warwick, who has been
In the city visiting among friends,
has returned 10 her home in Atlantic.
Monroe Ashton, last years gradu-
ate Of Penn College, IL among the
visitors &C the college, He Ia from
indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood and
dangh ter, Of New Providence, are
atten ding the weeks exercises at
Penn College.
John A. Lucy, formerly OF this city,
now general agent OF the Iowa Cen
trail at Peoria, was in the city yester-
day enroute TO st. Paul.
Chas. 8. Walters, division passenger
agent Of the Iowa Central, was In the