The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-06

in Chicago for some time, is home for
short vacation.
Rev. Chas. Sweet left for Des
Moines Saturday night to resume his
pastoral duties.
A number are looking for rooms in
order to De able to enter Penn when
the fall term opens.
Burton Hadley, of Des Moines, was
greeting friends at the Yearly Meet
ing grounds Sunday.
George Mcclellan from Maine at
tended Yearly Meeting and preached
some stirring sermons
Harvey Jones. who has been doing
pastoral work at Hiawatha, Nebr, at
tended Yearly Meeting.
Robt. Meredith and family attended
Yearly Meeting. They expect to move
back to Oskaloosa soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farr, Of st.
Louis, are home on vaction visit
ing friends and relatives.
Milo Reece and wife were welcomed
back by old friends as well as Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Anderson.
Mrs. Ester Sopher, wife of William
Sopher, was called nome on account
of the sickness Of her mother.
Rhoda Newell, of Richland, has been
at her post of duty on committees,etc
and returned to her home Monday.
Miss Maggie Mills has been in at
tendance on the Yearly Meeting. She
returned to her home at Spencer, Iowa,
Monday.
]. Elwood Johnson, of Searsboro,
and wife, who were in attendance at
Chautauqua, are also attending Yearly
Meeting.
John Dixon, who has been unable to
get out to any extent for a number of
weeks, is in attendance at Yearly
Meeting.
Alice Cook, of Oskaloosa, Penn '06,
left Monday morning for Salem, Ia,
where she expects to teach in the
academy.
The Yearly Meeting grounds were
crowded Sunday. The rain only
made the weather cooler and settled
the dust.
Miss Margaret Stalker, of Ames,
Iowa, has been meeting old friends
and renewing acquaintances for the
past few days.
Bert and Myrna Fairbrother and lit
tie daughter, Irene, of Des Moines,
came Saturday evening to attend
Yearly Meeting.
]. Emory Hollingsworth came for
few days to attend Yearly Meeting.
He expects to enter Chicago univer-
sity in October.
Frank H. Clark returned to Salem,
Iowa, Saturday, where he will soon
begin his duties in the Whittier acad-
envy as principal.
Mary Coffin, form Pleasant Plain,
who has been attending Yearly Meet
ing, returned home Saturday evening
over the Burlington.
Ross Reece and wife, who have been
attending Yearly Meeting, returned to
their home near New Providence,
Iowa, Sunday afternoon.
Roscoe Coffin, county secretary of
Yearly Meeting in Winnebago, Mimi,
who has been attending Yearly Meet
ing, left Sunday night to resume his
work.
Harvey Jones, 'O4 Penn, has been
preaching at Hiawatha, Nebr., for the
past year. He is mingling again with
Friends in the Yearly Meeting
grounds.
Fred Grey and his newly welded
wife, after spending a part of the
week in Oskaloosa in attendance at
Yearly Meeting, left Saturday over
the Iowa Central railway.
Arthur Chilson and wife were in
attendance at Yearly Meeting for a
few days. They expect to sail for
Africa in a short time to work in
the industrial mission school,
Rev. Hanson and family, of Pleas
ant Plain, have attenued the meeting
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evening. Their daughter Lena is
planning to enter Penn this year.
N. r. Williams ana wife, who have
spent the summer in Oskaloosa, are
planning to leave for Indiana for a
months visit. Mr.. Williams expects
to sail for Cuba the first of November.
A number of old Penn students
we're in attendance at Yearly Meeting.
Olda Barnett, OF, Harlan Meredith,
'01, Walter Hadley, '99, Clark Pickard,
ex-'92, Glenn Michener ex-'04, ana a
number of others.
Robert Bailey, who made so liberal
a donation to Penn college a few
years ago, is in attendance at Yearly
Meeting, and was one of a few who
gave 800 each to raise the DEBT
hanging over the Foreign Mission
board.
Roy Lewis, who has been in North
Dakota in the portrait business, spent
Sunday in Oskaloosa to attend Yearly
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