The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-16

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writes that he is having a good tim,
,, and that to complete his visit he ma,
stay in Oskaloosa over Sunday.
Charlton Herald: Mrs. ]. P. Welcf
and two children, accompanied by hel
mother, Mrs. Johnson, went to Oska
loosa last Thursday to visit the for
mers brother, Harry johnson and
family, recently of this city, and VINO
expect to leave soon for Louisiana
where they will reside in the future
Des MONIES Daily News: Marion
Sewers, formerly of Oskaloosa, but
who is in Des Moines for the summer
has the distinction of oeing one Of the
youngest conege graduates in the
/ United States. While not yet nine
teen, he is not only graduate of the
Oskaloosa high scnool, Penn college,
Culver MIntary college, Hillyard col
lege in Pennsylvania, but has just
completed a full college course at
? Harvard college. From high school
to college, Mr.. Sewers has won each
college course by scholarships, win
ming first place in each class consecu-
lively. While the son Of one of the
prominent coal owners at Oskaloosa,
| he has preferred to win his own way.
J He has enough college degrees after
i his name to make the alphabet look
like it had gone dotty. He speaks all
of the foreign languages, making a
speciality of Spanish. Mr.. Sewers has
won another scholarship which enti-
ties him to go to Leland Stanford Jun.
Tor, where he expects to enter this
fall.
Clement Smith was passenger for
Des Moines yesterday.
Miss Lydia and Mollie Graham are
visiting among friends in New Sharon.
Elmer White was in Knoxville yes
terday spending the day with friends.
Mrs. L. A. Porter of Iowa City was
in town today caring for business
affairs.
| Earl Shaw was a passenger last
evening for Minneapolis to visit with
| friends.
Hon. w. H. Wray was a passenger
this morning for Council Bluffs, Iowa,
on business.
Ed Doran was a passenger this
morning for Boise City, Idaho, on a
business trip.
Deputy Auditor Roy Rowland has
resumed his Office duties after an i'll,
ness of ten days.
Miss Leila Sterlin departed this
morning for Delta to visit relatives
for an extended visit.
E. Herbert Owens has returned to
his home in this city after business
trip to Pittsburg, Kansas.
Misses 10 and Pidgeon Boyer were
entertained at the Mcclure camp on
Des Moines river yesterday.
Mrs. Rose Langdon,of Omaha. Nebr.,
is in the city, the guest of her friend,
Miss Wayne Neagle, for few days.
w. w. Eby and wife have returned
to their home in this city after visit
at the Runyon home in Des Moines
Ira Kellogg and men departed this
morning for Knoxville, where he is
plastering some houses for the Ram
seys.
Harry Rockwell of St. Louis is in
the city visiting at the parental H. G.
Rockwell home on Second avenue
East.
Miss Maude Mcclure and Mrs. S. l.
Mcclure were passengers yesterday
to Bussey, where they will visit rela
tives.
Leonard Johnson and family depart
ed this morning for Ottumwa to visit
Mr.. Johnson's parents, A. G. johnson
for week.
Miss Florence Demick returned this
morning to her home in Davenport
after spending few days with friends
in this city.
Guy White returned last evening tt
his work in Abba after spending Sun
day at the parental H. L. White home
in this city.
Miss Pattie Lindner Of Waterloo fl
in the city, the guest Of her friend
Miss Helen McCurdy, and to visit
other friends.
Mrs. ]. R.Young returned this morn
ing to her home in Des Moines aftel
few days visit with Mrs. II. H. Hos
letter, on South First street.
President John p White is looking
after Mine Workers business at Mys
tic today while Secretary Edwin Per
ry was called to Clarinda on similar
mission.
John Jamison of Belleville, Kansas
arrived today to be present at the
golden wedding of his father ant
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jamison
tomorrow.
| Misses Edith and Beryl Cone were
passengers last evening over the low;