The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07

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lNpeAklna az she financial ultnAttta he
said tgebnN hAd been eisrn ~ thn
natives 10 carry On she work, The
! government aase $4,000 10 Aid Ia the
educational work. The sum ~ e9s.
uas.eo has been Risen foF TIE mission
work outside 81 eur Yearly Meeting.
Charles Sweet, III Dea Moines, Who
- ably conducted thd Viferlng for
! Penn college last year. took charge
81 the meeting and after a few mo-
ments of prayer asked the people 10
do Just what they ought 20 DO.
iowa Yearly Meeting responded as
she always docs when tho need IL so
manifest, and before the meeting
II tlNNt0 ONNT 4NsNRWstW was WtA lAE0MtN
Saturday Evening.
at Z p. m, as a proper following Cor
the meeting Of the afternoon, this
missionary day wal closed by an able
address by Edward S~tranahan, OF
Wilmington Yearly Meeting, who Is a
member OF the Board Of Friends ART.
can Industrial Mission. Although the
evening threatened to be rainy, q
large audience was in attendance and
gave careful heed as the facts OF our
possibilities and responsibilities were
set before us. The meeting closed by
another season Of giving. r. r. New
by again brought before us the mat
ter Of $1,000 indebtedness to our mis-
sionaries in Jamaica and the people
came to the relief with pledges
amounting to $304.07.
Monday Morning.
1870 a. m, Volunteer Meeting. A
second meeting of the Volunteers of
Iowa Yearly Meeting and Penn college
was held this morning to complete a
permanent organization. A constitu-
ton was adopted and a system of corr
respondence arranged to be carried
on with our missionaries on the field.
News and Nctss. Hasga.
J.H. Bales returned to his home at
Eldora Saturday p. m. ..3.
Lottie Jones, of Stanford, came in
at 11!15 Saturday for iearly Meeting
Howard Hockett, Penn '05, arrived
Saturday for a few days at Yearly
Meeting, 1904 w
Carl Lewis arrived from MARSHALL
town SATURDAY for a few Jays at Year
ly Meeting.
Margaret Burt, a prominent mem
Der of Des Moines meeting, returned
home Saturday evening.
4 Verlon, Stanley, Of Smyrna, a for
mer Penn student, arrived Saturday
to attend Yearly Meeting.
Pres. Francis Jones Of Pacific, col
lege has arrived In time for the lat.
ter half OF Yearly Meeting.
Miss Leona Morgan, Penn '0a are
rived Friday evening from Colorado
for the rest Of Yearly Meeting,
Maria Hoover, Of LeGrand, came
Friday evening to be present through
the remainder of Yearly Meeting.
Thos. X. Bufkin and wife, OF Pasa-
dena, Calf, are visiting friends and
relatives in Iowa and attending Yearly
Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lancaster, or
Stanford, who have been attending
Yearly Meeting, returned home Sat
urday p. m.
Clinton d. Green, Penn '05. super
i~ntendent-elect OF Pleasant Plain
Academy, arrived Friday evening to
attend Yearly Meeting
Ezra Pearson, pastor at Patton last
year, and at LeGrand for the coming
year, reached Oskaloosa Saturday
noon for Yearly Meeting.
Mary Ann Reece, aged SO, of New
Providence, and Mary Ann Buffkin.i
aged SO, of Lynnville. are attending
Yearly Meeting and enjoying every
session. @
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Beane, Of Garwin,
arrived SATURDAY morning 10 attend
Yearly Meeting. Mrs. Beane Is better
known as Edna Ferguson, Of Penn
class '06.
Mary Elder Of Abba. Penn '05, at
tended Yearly Meeting Friday on her
way to New Providence, where she is
assistant in the Academy for the COM
Ing year.
Lille Hoops, Clinton and Cassie
Commons, Of Muscatine, are in at.
tendance at Yearly Meeting. They
are members OF Bloomington meet
ing, the latter being the pastor.
1From Tuesdays Daily.)
The forty-third Yearly Meeting Of
Iowa Friends came TO a close this