The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-08

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Alta RspubllcAnt Al. Baker. The
hotee buyer. from uskAlocaa, was
pitching ~ 4 rev animals IN Alba
saturday.
Mrs. u. James and children, %
uiyin, were visitors yesterday with
Mrs, James parents, Mr. and Mrs.
v, Castles.
Mra. NJ, A. Ling, who has been visit
Ing with the Edwin Perry fsmily and
other friends, returned last evening
10 her home In Abba.
DIR. and Mrs. r.. p. Miller, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Miller's par.
ents, Mr., and Mrs. n. M. Henness, re.
turned last evening to her home In
Abba.
Miss Carrie Young, who has re-
signed her position In the oskaloosa
public schools, departed yesterday
for her new home In Los Angeles,
California.
Miss Mate Morris, who has been at
tending Northwestern University at
Evanston, returned last evening to
her home where she will spend the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Erwin entertained
a number of their friends last even
ing. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Parkhill, of Sigourney, Mrs. Foster,
Of Winterset and Mrs. Pulliam and
Mrs. Smith, of the city. Ice cream
and cake we're served and the even
ing was well spent.
Hedrick journal: The Memorial
Day exercises, which were to have
been held in Memorial park Tuesday
afternoon, yer held in the Baptist
church instead, on account of the
threatening weather. Mrs. Menza
Burke, of Oskaloosa, was the prin-
cipal speaker, and 1t is no exaggera-
ton to say that her address was one
of the most interesting and appro-
pirate ever delivered In Hedrick on
a similar occasion. Her treatment of
the questions of labor and capital was
sound, and 1t evidently was endorsed
by the audience. She ia a pleasing
speaker and handles her subject in q
scholarly manner.
Slgourney Review: Frances Burke
Of oskaloosa came down last Thurs
day to attend the graduation Of her
sister, Estella.
Radford Agg, who will graduate at
Ames this week, will go to China as q
teacher of civil engineering in a
Methodist missionary school.
Frank Else, the new superIntend.
ent Of the oskaloosa High school, is
repairing his homo on North A street
and will remove his family to the
city next week.
Delta Press: Mrs. John Caywood
has been visiting in Oskaloosa for
the past week and returned home
yesterday. John looked as lonesome
a stray while she was gone.
John Miller Of the Yeomen organ.
ization is in the city working up the
Yeomen excursion to Clear Lake.
The excursion will originate at Cen
terville or Abba and will be a big
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Montgomery and son Horace
left Tuesday for oskaloosa, which
place will DO their future home. Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery are most ex-
cellent people and were deservedly
popular here. Their new address Is
1912 East G avenue.
Messrs. G. w. Moore, A. W. Brown,
J.. b. McFall, VIM. Abegg, George W.
Beck, w. A. G. Brown, J. l.. Moore,
Frank Whitcomb, I. w. Jackson, J. W.
JOS. Harlan, 8. A. Citizens, s.
II. Brown and others have organized
the Kirkville Mutual Fire and Light
ming Insurance association.
Delta Press: Mrs. Chas. Smith
went down to Ottumwa last Saturday
for a visit and Uncle Joe will take
the grandsons to Oskaloosa tomor.
row, where they will join their moth
er on the Des Moines train for their
Monroe home. They have had a big
down at Grandpa's this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicholson and
Of Whittier, California, who
rave been Visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon, at Cedar, left Friday for
in extended visit at sandusky, Ohio.
they were formerly residents OF the
Cedar community and may again
AXE up their residence In that To-
Miss Margaret McCampbell went TO
Ames last evening TO be present at
commencement exercises OF the Ag-
Icultural college. Her brother Al
red McCampbell Is a member OF the
,radutfnp cIaRg. combating the en-.