The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-12

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Fairfield Journal: Miss Pearl Dow
ney, aged IA, and Charles Leisure,
aged Fl, eloped recently and were mar
ried in oskaloosa by justice of the
peace, and will make their home in
Brighton. Miss Downey was an or
phan girl and her guardian, Mr.. Gillett,
concluded after hunting them up to
let the matter rest.
Newton Record: Mr. and Mrs. e. B.
Macy of Lynnville, accompanied by
their son Roscoe, left yesterday morn
ing for Denver, Colorado. Roscoe
has been suffering foi, some time with
and their trip is made with
the hope that the pure mountain air
of Colorado viii benefit him. They
were accompanied by Miss Rosetta
Minor, a professional nurse from os-
kaloosa.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. Laura Schofield, of MARSHALL
town, is in the city attending camp
meeting.
Mrs. Ida Page, of Springfield, NO.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. McMaines,
of 439 North Market street.
Mrs. g. Dusenberyy was passenger
this morning for West Chester, Iowa,
where she viii visit for few days.
Frank Sloan, formerly of this city,
but now of Des Moines, is in the city
for weeks visit with his parents
Mrs. D. w. Tinsley returned to her
home in Blakesburg after attending
the Holiness camp meeting in this city.
Mrs. w. c. Williams and children
were passengers this morning for Keo-
kuk where they will visit FOR a, few
days.
Mrs. L. p. Walker was a passenger
Saturday for ChiIlicothe, Iowa, where
she will visit her friend, Mrs. w. B.
Nash.
Mrs. DR.. w. N. Wright returned to
her home in Rose Hill today after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. L. Coke, in
this city. =
Mrs. E. M.Young and daughter have
returned to their home in Pella after
visiting at the Martin home on Sec
ond avenue west.
Mrs. j. j. Hawk, of North Market
street, was passenger this morning
for Rose Hill where she will visit at
the w. ]. Brown home.
Mrs. Irving Johnson and Mrs. B. w.
Preston were passengers over the
Iowa Central last evening for Birch
Island, Wis, for a few weeks outing.
Mrs. A. r. Mintonye was a passen-
ger this morning for Eddyyille, where
she will visit old friends for rev
days.
Mrs. Code Detwiller, of Willard, Ne
braska, spent Saturday in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. May Roberts,
of the Diamond Garment Cutter
School.
Mrs. William Dollars and son, of
What Cheer, well known in this city,
were passengers over the Rock Island
Saturday for Denver, Colo, where
they will reside.
Mrs. L. Van Burkirk was pleasantly
surprised Friday by large number
of relatives and friends gathering at
her home south of Fremont, the ar
fair being in honor of her sixty-ninth
s
Fremont Gazette: Miss Grace Ellis
went to Oskaloosa Saturday to meet
her friend, Miss Carrie Lee Meers, Of
Centerville, who accompanied her to
Fremont the same evening for sum-
mer's visit at the Ellis home north
west Of town.. ..-.
Keota Eagle: H. L. Salisbury was
here from Oskaloosa yesterday. Mr.,
Salisbury is in feeble health on ac-
count of stroke of paralysis which
he suffered two years ago and he IN
forms us that the entire family is
somewhat "up against it." His good
wife is bothered with rheumatism but
was upon the point of starting for
Virginia the other day to visit her
daughter Eva, who is a severe suffer
er from the same disease, when one
of Edith's little girls fell and fractured
a limb badly just above the knee cap.
Cedar Falls Record: The comforting
of the degree of Doctor of Divinity
upon Rev. James E. Snowden by Iowa
college at Grinnell, comes as a well
merited distinction to one of the best
known and most popular members OF
the Congregational ministry in the
state. For many years DR.. Snowden
has been prominently identified with
the work of his denomination in Iowa.
He has presided at associations, de-
livered addresses at important meet
ings and has. been foremost in the
great work of his church. Coming at
this time in life, the honor conferred
by Iowa college, one of the best insti-