The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-22


have returned from Fish Island, Wis.
where they have been spending few
weeks on the lakes.
Miss Helen billiard left 1nis morn
ing for Ceaterville for a weeks visit
with friends and she will attend the
Chautauqua which Is in session there
s. ". Reynolds leaves this evening
for Canada on business trip. Mrs
Reynolds will go TO Medicine Lodge,
Kansas. to visit with relatives mean.
time.
.. H. Hull, of Oakland, Calf, who
mas been visiting his brother, l.. l..
Hull, of this city, was passenger
this morning for New York City on
business trip.
Ed Sloan who has been in Los
Angeles for the past two years has Re
turned to Oskaloosa. He says Cali
fornia is a nice place to visit, but for
place to live Iowa is good enough
for him.
Mrs. B. G. Coke and grandson,
Thos. Sappington, left for Trenton,
Mo-, this morning after a two weeks
visit with J. J. Coke and family. Little
Miss Amy Coke accompanied them
home for months visit
Messrs. jerome Woods, Harry Rose
brook accompanied by Ed Lowen-
burg and l.. A. Gordon, of Ottumwa,
were passengers this morning for
Cones, where they will take a week
or ten days outing on the Mississippi
Mr.. and Mrs, joan Franklin HUFF
man have adopted Dewey Lambert,
young boy from the Iowa Children's
Home and have filed the proper in
strument granting them the right OF
paren+ age over the child.
Mrs. E. A. Brown left yesterday for
Ottumwa where she will spend a few
days visiting at the home of DR.. S. A.
Spillma1, after which she and he:
husband, who will meet her there, will
return to this city for an extended
visit at the parental ]. C. Sellers
home.
Jack Porter who is trick MAI" in
the dispatching Office of the Rock
Island and Fred Carroll, of M. Pleas
ant, Texas, two former Iowa Central
iispatchers who worked in this city,
came down from Des Moiles this
morning to pass a few hours among
former friends and acquaintance.
Miss Bessie Bloomfield, of Abba,
daughter of Chas. Bloomfield, a well
known coal operator, of Monroe
county, returned to her home last
evening after visit to ner grand
mother, Mrs. David Roop, and other
relatives ald friends. Little Miss
Marguerite Kentfield, of North Market
street, accompanied her.
Los Angeles Record: Prof. E. B
Warman, the hatless .cyclisSS, whose
pink cheeks and snow.white hair defy
the elements, docs" 20 miles every
mor1i1g of the year before breakfast
in 80 minutes. Prof. Warman has
been director of the Hundred Yea:
Club for two years. He is an adj
vocate of perennial youth and system
attic exercise. His doctrine includes
clause which reads something like
this: Eat whatever your appetite
Graves, providing the latte: Is in a
normal condition. Keep well by ex.
ercising 20 minutes daily. Take
plenty of baths, follow the simple life,
and take hold of Gods blessings as
they drop" Prof Warman says he
hasn't been tired for 20 years and
claims to nave lease on life for 100
and more years, with the privilege of
renewing the lease if he so desires.
Miss Elsie Olson left this morning
for Abba for a visit with friends.
Misses Lena Rowe and Lottie Rel
gle have returned from their trip to
Lake Okobojiss
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gesman were pas
sengers this morning for Lake View,
Iowa, for visit with relatives.
Miss Fern Roberts returned this
morning from Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
where she has been spending her va
cation.
Miss Cappie Colville departed this
morning for What Cheer for a weeks |
visit with her friend, Mrs. Jennie
Fisher
Knoxville Journal: Thos. McDaniels |
and wife, of Oskaloosa, are spending
the week with Knoxville relatives and |
friends.
Ottumwa Courier; DIR. and Mrs. W. L. |
Dunning, of ISL East Court street, left |
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