The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-05-16

al DeS MONIES Capital. MRS. Jonn a
Mash, of Audubon, Iowa, correspon,
ing secretary of the Iowa Federatio
of Womens Clubs. arrived in the cit
last evening to spend few days e
route to the convention OF the FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs to be held a
oskaloosa.
Bentonsport News: Calvin Twombly
an old gentleman of this place, is yer.
I'M, having mad paralytic attack las
Sunday. He is aged, being about 9
Years old. He was one Of the OLE
stage drivers when the line of stage:
ran from Keokuk to Oskaloosa an,
Des Moines in the sos.
Des Moines Mail and Times: Mrs
A. E. Shipley will attend the State Ri
ennial in Oskaloosa. Unity circle
will be represented at the State Fed
Grafton Biennial by Mrs. Homer A.
Miller, the Rev. Mary A. Stafford and
Mrs. George Young. with Mrs. c. W.
Jones. Mrs. Kasson Miller and Mrs.
A. c. Baker as alternates.
Marengo Herald: Mrs. l.. J. Ward
with Mrs. J. T. BEEN expect to attend
the Biennial session of the Federation
Of Wome1's Clubs at Oskaloosa. Mrs.
Ward is on the program for an address
on american Potteries," and will
demonstrate her talk with specimens
of art pottery, including her own
work, and an exemplifcation of pro-
cesses.
Ames Intelligencer: Mrs. Tinsley
will visit Mrs. Rev. Gilmore at Oska
loosa during the biennial.
Miss Anna Walstrom, milliner of the
Pfeifer Dry Goods Co., went to Des
Moines today on a business trip.
Mrs Isaac Bush was called to Cedar
Rapids this moraing by the severe i'll
ness of her mother Mrs. M. Hyde.
Mrs. Mary Van Corp departed Sat,
urday afternoon for New Sharon for
weeks visit at the Mack and Walter
Van Corp homes.
Claire Reisman returned this morn
ing to his work at Keota after spend
ing Sunday in this city at the parental
Chas. Reisman home.
Willie Jubeck returned Saturday af-
ternoon to his home at Quarry after
an extended visit IN this city WITH his
sister, Mrs. Chas. Walker.
Harry S. Moore working for the
Iowa Central with headquarters at AL
bia. spent Sunday IN the city with his
wife and daughter Helene.
Mrs. Dennis Ragen and sister, Mrs
James Glass. departed this morning
for Sigourney for a weeks visit WITH
their mother, Mrs. Dwyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Timmons and
children, of Abba, were Sunday visit
OTIS in the city at the parental Quig-
ley nome on North e street.
Davis County Republican, Ellis Mid.
dleton returned last week from Oska-
loosa, where he had been called to at.
tend his father. who is very Ill.
Brighton News: Mrs. Dixon of Lie.
diapolis, is visiting her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ingham, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Huston of Oskaloosa are there.
Davenport Times: Nrliam E. Smith
of oskaloosa. Iowa, stopped in Dav,
export this morning on ais way to
Milan, ILL.,, On a short business trip.
Miss Ethel Richmond returned las.
evening to her work at Abba after a
Sunday visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Richmond, on South
RiTst street.
New Hartford News: Mrs. Cynthia
Sawser came nome from Oskaloosa
Monday where she has been caring
for Mrs. Z. r. Lee, who is much i'm.
proved in health.
Mrs. T. Baker and daughter Josie, OF
Centerville, were visitors in the city
Saturday with their friends on their
"Ny W lHty Will
mako their home
Mrs. Eta Niles. of Los Angeles,
California, who was expected to arrive
in the city Saturday to attend the fun.
eral service of her father, the late
B. T. button, was delayed by wreck
during her journey, but reached here
Sunday morning on the day of the
services.
Sigourney Review: Miss Catherine
Stanton of Oskaloosa was in Sigour.
ney Friday and Saturday and was
caller at this Office. Miss Stanton
says that the Station family expect to
reurn to Sigourney and make this
town their home They have many
friends here to welcome them upon
their return
Glenwood Opinion: Mrs. NJ. ]. Will
liams has been elected as delegate
from the Glenwood Woman's Club to
the state federation Of women's clubs
which will be held at OskaIoosa MAY
Is. l6 and II, and win go in company
with Mrs. w. +. Hill. the president If