The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-10-25

w. /. Beans, OF What Cneer, presl-
dent of the Farmers National Bank,
was In town Saturday looking after
his interests.
Miss Alma Sherman returned this
morning to her school work in Lacey
after an over Sunday visit with her
parents In this city.
Miss Vera Wooster returned this
morning to her school work at Lacey
after an over Sunday visit with her
parents in this city.
Ralph Gossage returned Saturday
evening to his school work in Indian
apolis after spending the day In this
city with his parents.
Mrs. nellie Needham, court reporter
for Judge Clements, departed Satur
day evening for her home in Sigour-
ney for an over Sunday visit.
Hon. Dan w. Hamilton, democratic
candidate for representative for con.
gress, spent a few hours in the city
Saturday on his way to Fremont.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. o. L. Rey-
nolds and Master Morrison, OF Oska'
loosa, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N. Adams, 125 Sanborn street.
Mayor John C. Williams and Mrs.
Williams departed this morning for
Mason City to attend the convention
of the Eastern Stars, they represent.
ing the local chapter.
Washington Journal: Mrs. J. ].
Clements of Marengo went to Oska.
loosa this morning for visit with
her son, George, after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. E. w. Fernow.
Harvey News: Judge Ben Mccoy
and wife were the Saturday guests OF
the c. E. Young home. James Nc.
Coy returned to Oskaloosa after a
several weeks visit here with rela'
tives.
Miss Harriet Hibbs, of Chicago, who
has been the guest of her brother at
Norfolk, Nebr., for the past month
is expected in the city today for an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs. b
j. Snyder.
DR.. W. w. Talbot left today for
Omaha, Nebr., to attend the annual
meeting of the Iowa-Nebraska Veter.
mary Medical association, in session
Tuesday and Wednesday: The Oma
ha horse show is being held also this
week,so the visiting veterinarians will
have an opportunity to attend.
j. A. Holmes, who has been agent
for the Iowa Central at Bromley for
the past year, was checked out
Thursday and was today transferred
to Eleanor, Illinois. He is succeed.
ed at Bromley by j. NJ. Nichols, who
has been agent at Shipley for the
Des Moines G Iowa Falls Northern.
Marc. Barr spent Sunday at Ana,
mosa making preliminary visit to
the state prison and getting in touch
with affairs at that place. Mr.. Barr
his work with the Iowa
in the claims department
with Office in this city and begins his
duties at Anamosa by November l,
the date set by the board of control.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. J. Cell
man came over from Oskaloosa We'd
nesday to look after her property
here. She was the guest of Mrs.
John Scott while here. The house
was leased to Sherman Maynes and
his removal left it vacant. She re,
turned to Oskaloosa Thursday. Jake
is better, she thinks, but the hospital
do not offer any encour'
agement for him.
In it's account of the Thirteenth
District of the Iowa Federation OF
Womens Clubs, the Grinnell Herald
says: Child Study" was the subject
of the paper read by Mrs. Margaret
Sterrett of Oskaloosa. The study OF
the child begins before his birth
Blood counts for much but, not all
Well-born, though under-educated
men are better than unhealthy over
educated men. The speaker protest
ed against the idea that is so preva'
lent, that children are for the poor
and emphasized the thought that chill