The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
CORRESPONDENCE


Geo EilIolt ~ OllnmNa, hptns sun.
DAY viii his pafenls ar ana NJ. ,.
n. lslliolt
Rider ". 4 Gray. pastor ~ The
Church ~ christ preached n Ossuin.
wa sunday
The little child or Matsle wrlRhl,
near shnt No, 2. cast o. town naa
been quite Eice
Frank llur. brother Of J. +. Hun.
departed Monday nsgnt for Los An.
gcies California.
born, Sunday, October Ia. 1905, 10
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Myers, cast OK
town, baby boy.
o. II. soiicrt and ed shields are at.
tending grand lodge OF the Yeomen IN
Des Molnca this week.
J. s. Chandler went TO Blakesburg
Monday TO spend few days looking
after business in his line.
Born. sunday. October IA, 1905, TO
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Edwards, OF
Hh. tAEhfHVAhN wy
There was no meeting at the M. II.
church Sunday night on account Of the
furnace being out OF repair.
Mrs. Samuel Williams transacted
business and visited, relatives in oslsa.
loosa Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Swan spent Tuesday in
ottumwa visiting her mother, Mrs.
Emma Loclart, VINO has been sick.
J. +. Allender sold his restaurant
Monday to Lewis Lescault,of Coalfeld
Mr.. Lescault took possession Tuesday.
Miss Sue Vance departed Tuesday
for TT. Scott, Kansas. whore sne viii
visit her sister. Mrs. Mary M, Walker,
for three weeks.
John Messo, miner at Lost Creek,
was caught in a fall OF slate Tuesday
and sustained injuries TO his left
shoulder and left ankle.
Attorney and Mrs, Geo. L. Gillies
moved last week 10 tine Walter Hart |
man property, on South Ninth street,
which Mr.. Gillles has purchased.
Ernest Norman and Albert Johnson,
OF Pleasant township, after serving
for two weeks as trial jurors on the
Monroe county district court com
pleted their duties and returned home
Saturday
Died, az a-out six o'clock Friday
morning, October 13.I9o5, at the home
of her parents at Lost Creek, Mary,
The infant daughter Of Mr.. ana drs.
Charles Lehman, aged four months,
death being caused by pneumonia.
ire funeral was held at two o'clock
Saturday afternoon and burial was
made In Highland cemetery.
Evangelist America NJ sea is
preaching ON the doctrine OF the
Christian church this week. Her SER
mons SUNDAY and Monday evenings
were "The Prodigal Son" On Tues
day evening she spoke on Repent
ance." On Wednesday evening she
win nave for her SUBJECT Faith" and
on Thursday evening, Baptism" A.
large choir Of voices has been assist.
ing her nightly.
The Harvest Home" festival which
was given at Hayden Chapel Friday
night was well attended, the seats in
tho church all being filed. The church
was beautifully decorated for the oc'
casion, and the program was replete
with excellent recitahons, patriotic
music, etc. The fact that the pro-
gram was gotten up by the energetic
pastor, Rev. Kight was a guarantee
In Itself that the entertainment would
be well worth attending.
The orio Society, Of which Miss Sue
q. McDole is president; Miss Grace
Burns, vice president, and GervaisI
Fais, secretary, gave the following pro-
gram in the hign school Friday after
noon:
Song by Giee Club.
Recitation Blanche Emanuel,
Easay--"Peace conference at Ports
mouth" Roy Palmer.
Solo Grace Burns.
Recitation--Fac Watkins.
Current Events-Roy Mater.
Trio Susie McDole, Olive Koontz,
Grace Rhode.
Essay Roosevelt as Peace Maker
Florence Ford.
Biographical sketcn--'John Hay"
Pearl Lyon.
Piano Duet--G Grace Rhode and Ruth
Berry.
Essay-"Peace Enjoys" Katie Gal,
lagler.
Debate-'R Resolved, That the eyii
effects OF the Russian-Japanese war
outnumbered the good" Affirmative,
Geo. DOTS and F1ossie Allen; mega
tive, Ray Mater and Blanche Kussart-
Decision, one TO two in favor OF the
negative.
instrumental Solo-Ninnie Right.
Song by the Glee Club.
The shakespearian Society win give
their second program Friday after
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