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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
lFrom Mondays paily.)

Chas. Felker. OF Sigourney, spent
Sunday in this city with his mother,
Mrs. Felker, VINO is very i'll.
Mrs. C. F. Hicks left this morning
for Eldora, Iowa, for two weeks Wis
it with relatives and friends.
Louie McKanna went t1 Rose Hill
this morning Tor couple of weeks
visit with his uncle, w. S. Currier.
Miss FlotenSe 6astine departed this
morning for 0tley for few days Wis
Il with her cousin, Miss Julia Vaa
Iperen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Grant departed
this morning for What Caeer to at
tend the funeral Of their nephew,
Jonany Lane.
Mrs. Thos. r. Williams and Miss
Stella Roberts returned today to their
nome at Abba after weeks visit in
this city with relatives.
Mrs. Walter Clancy returned this
morning to her home at Davenport
after a few days visit in this city with
her mother, Mrs. f. Graft.
Mrs. Susie Abraham. Of Huntington,
Va, is in the city for an indefinite vis-
II with her sister. Mrs. Lou Thomas,
on North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mansfield re-
turned this morning to tleir home at
Dies Moines after Fourth of July Wis
Ait in this city with relatives.
| Mrs. Mary Harriott aad son George
were passengers this morning fo-
Iowa Falls for a few days visit with
the ladys brotner, Aaron Lizer.
viii Carr returned this morning to
his studies at Highland Park college,
De- Moines, after few days visit in
this city with bis mother Mrs. Tom
Carr.
Chas. and r. Alexander departed
Friday evening via the Central for
Denver where they viii spend a mum.
Der Of weeks visiting friends AMI rela-
fiyes.
Mrs, w. G. Hoth and children were
passengers this morning for Shell
Rock for few weeks visit at the
home Of the lady's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Hamilton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. M. Boyer. who have
been visiting their son, VIM. Boyer,
and family. and at the Frank Dasher
Aome. returned this morning 10 their
home in Burlington.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11


Washington Journal: Master Earl
Somerville left last evening for his
home at Oskaloosa, after brief visit
with Benjamin Rogers. $3.50.
Miss Winnie Bomar mas arrived
from Chicago and will visit for few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. S. e.
Bomar, on North Third street.
CentervilIe Citizen: Mrs. H. E. Val
entine and son john returned home
last evening from Oskaloosa where
they had been visiting for some time.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs. C.
L. Welsh of Oskaloosa, who have been
visiting Mr.. |. Welsh, VINO lives north
of this city, returned home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis returned
| this morning to their home at Chicago
after a two months visit in this city
with the lady's sister, Mrs. E. A. Cum
bingham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Steward and
| daughter, who have been visiting at
| the parental Geo. Steward home on
Fourth avenue east, departed yester-
day for Cedar Rapids.
Creston Advertiser: Mrs. A. H. Will
| lis, of Oskaloosa, who has been visit
| ing at the nome of her parents in this
city for several days, departe! this
afternoon for her home.
Tom Mason left tIlis morning. for
Council Bluffs to attend the Eagles
state convention which is now in ses,
sion there. Mr.. Mason Is one of the
| delegates from the local aerie.
Centerville Citizen: Miss Sylvia
Gellman, of Oskaloosa, is the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mr. J. Rosen.
baum, in this city. Mrs. Rosenbaum
nas about recovered from burls re.
ceived recently as the result of using
gasoline in place of coal oil.
| Mrs. j. c.. Alcorl and sou Roscoe
left this morning for Allerton, Wayne
county, Iowa, for a visit with rela'
tiyes. From there they will go to Van
w TT to visit the lady's daughter. Mrs
Grace Lindsay. They will be absent
from the city for few weeks.
Marshalltown Times Republican !:
Veteran Charles Philippi, of Monte
yuma, arrived here Wednesday night
to visit over the Fourth with an old
comrade, Peter Dellescaille, a silver
smith, formerly of Montezuma, who
was taken to the soldiers home re
Gently from Oskaloosa suffering with
a broken hip. Mr.. Philippi was nigh
| ly pleased with the conditions and
treatment which he received at the
home.
| Keota News: Miss Philoura Glenn
ems left for oskaloosa Thursday, hay
/ ing been rendered the position oil
bookkeeper for the Blakeslee and
q .emens Drug company of that place
Miss Clemens mas a large circle Of
| friends In Keota who, while congratu
lating her upon her new position, re
greet her going from among them. She
will be missed especially in P. e. Q
circles as she is president Of Chapter
IC. M. of that order.
Washington Journal: Members Of
the Methodist church of this city
gathered at the Chautauqua grounds
Thursday and enjoyed their second
annual picnic. 1t was an occasion
that was heartily enjoyed by all, the
whole day through. Good programs
good edibles, good cool water and good
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
PERSONAL
tEoia Saturdays Daily)

Miss Mabel Kenworthy has gone to
Grand Rapids. Mich. where she is at
tendiag school,
VIM. Duguid was passenger this
morning for Propnetstown, ILL.,, for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ernest Kammerramn of Den.
yer, Col, is in the city for visit at
the parental DR., Muir home.
Chas. johnson took the Iowa Central
last evening enroute to Los Angeles
in the interests of the Hanna Manu-
featuring Co.
Miss Nellie Williams departed yes
terday for Los Angeles, California, on
visit. Enroute she will stop at Den
yer aad other places.
Mrs. Lulu Henry was a passenger
this mornilg for Racine, Wis, for a
couple of months visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Eugene Jones.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. S. Henderson left
this morning for Waterloo, Iowa, for
few days visit with the gentleman's
father. r. H. Henderson.
Mrs. Ida Darlington, of Los Angeles,
has arrived IN this city to make her
home with her sister, Mrs. w. v. Will
liams, $40 North B street.
pr. McGregor returned this morning
to his home at Shell Rock, Iowa, after
a weeks visit in this city with his
son. John r. McGregor and family.
Major and Mrs John F. Lacey were
passengers yesterday Afternoon via tneI
Rock Island for San Francisco, Cal,
for a months visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. James B. Brewster.
Mrs. Geo w. Fox and daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Walker. were passengers
this morning for Muscatine for a
months visit with their daughters and
sisters, Mrs o. d. Mosher and Ms.
Bert Fetterhof
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Howard and
sua Russell were passenger via the
Rock Island yesterday afternoon for
Los Angeles, Cal, for an extended Wis
it with Mr. Howard's brothers, Ed S.
and Geo. f. Howard.
Miss Sophia Stronmeier, who has
been attending the University Of
Michigan at Ann Arbor, Mich, arriy-
ed home yesterday and will spend her
summer vacation at the parental
Chas. Strohmeier nome.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Rosebrook were
passengers this morning for Manson
for visit with the geltleman's sis
ter, Mrs Williams, for few days.
Mr.. Rosebrook will go to Fort Dodge
to attend the Iowa and Nebraska coal
Dealers convention which meets there
July 10 and IL.
John Crawford mas returned to
his home at Chatter, Manitoba, Can
ada, after visit at the John Cruik-
shank home on South Market
street He was accompanied nome by
Miss Jessie Cruikshalk, who will
visit Cnater, Winnipeg and other Can
adam points for few months.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

shade conspired to make the day COM
forting to all who participated in this
| event. In the morning S. G. Gardner
presided, the Rev. Elias Handy gave
Jay W.Somerville of the Central Meth
| Odist CHURCH, Oskaloosa, gave the
Fourth of July Grafton. On account Of
the lack of time the address was cut
short, but nevertheless it was greatly
enjoyed. Mr.. Somerville assisted In
the meetings held at the Methodist
/ church last winter, and has large
number of friends here who are al
ways ready to welcome him to the
city.
A. G. Clark is home from a trip to
Chicago.
]. c. Sco1es mas returned from
vacation trip to Stuart, Victor and
Red Oak.
The condition of Mrs. Ethel Perry
jolly, who has been dangerously i'll at
her home, is much improved today.
Mrs. Carrie Baugh of Des Moines
ter, Mrs. w. P. Sanders, and sou. Will
| Baugh.
Secy Edwin Perry. of the U. M. W.
A., was passenger this afternoon for
Centerville in the interests of the or
ganization. Is
Guy G. Woodin and J. l.. Priest of
| Sigourney we're passengers last even
ing via the Iowa Central ~ st. Louis
on business trip. - ----=---- y
Mrs, A. E. Fahrney and daughter re-
turned last evening to their home in
this city from an extended visit with
relatives at different points in Illinois.
Miss Lillian Lewis entertained a
few friends at a chafing-dish party
last evening In honor of her friend,
Miss Verona Lailg of Montezuma, la.
Mrs. w. C. Cavanaugh of Jewell
| Junction, Mrs. w. A. Delashmutt,
Mrs. Dave Davis and Mrs, Lucy Davis
were guests yesterday at the G. l.
Delasnmutt home.
Harry and Olive ShockIey, of Gria-
nell, arrived in the city today and will
spend their school vacation with their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. c. Wing
field on North d street.
Mrs Harriet Turner, who has been
visiting friends and looking after her
property here, returned to her home in
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Floy Cricket has been elect
ed by the board of education as pril-
cipal OF the Third ward school to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the marriage
of Miss Mary England
| Mrs. Anna Freeman AMI Master Vic
tor Anderson of San Francisco. Cal,
are guests at the c. l.. Delashmutt
home. F. W. Delashmutt of Colorado
Springs is also guest of his brother,
/ C. l.. Delashmutt.
DIR, P. o. Koto, of Forest City, Iowa.
state veterinarian of this state, was
in the city last night. the guest OF DR..
/ w. w, Talbot. He left this morning
by the Rock Island for Washington,
Iowa, where he was called on state
work
Abe Roe was passenger via the
Iowa Central last evening for Seattle.
Wash. on a business trip. He will re-
turn via British Columbia and Canada.
He will visit his son Charles at AL
berta, Canada, on hfs return home.
He win be gone until the first Of Dc
tober.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
Rrom wednesdays Daily)

DR.. B. o. Jerrel left last evening
over the Rock Island for Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Phil r. Swayze was passenger last
evening over the Rock Island for Col
oraJo Springs, Colo.
Mrs. S. B. Jones and granddaughter
Aline Brown, were visitors in Pella
yesterday with friends.
Capt. w. H. Heating departed this
morning for Des Moines to attend the
abstracters' convention.
Mrs. J. r. Busby returned this morn
ing to her home at Rose Hill after Q
visit with her friend, Mrs. Abbott.
Keokuk Gate City: Miss Jessie VII
liams of oskaloosa is visiting hei
aunt, Mrs. T. F. Riley, Of North Sixth
street
Washington Journal: Mrs. ]. r
Shaw and son Floyd left yesterday
morning for Oskaloosa for few days
visit WITH relatives.
Boone News-Republican: Miss 10
sephine Puth has returned to oskaloo
So after visit with her greataunt
Mrs Carrie WestDerg.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20

tween the hotel and the Corral, went flying toward the east on narrow grade and finally came to a stop by by one of the mules breaking a leg. Hammers guided the flying team with coolness and at eminent danger of losing his life or being badly hurt As It was he received several severe bruises by being bumped about under the seat where he took his stand. Ben Hur and his Arabain four couldn't have had a more exciting scene.
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 There was a good attendance at the meeting of the chamber of commerce on Tuesday night and considerable in- terest was manifested. Assistant General Manager Hermann, of the California Development company, was present and gave an interesting talk on his experience while In the reclamation service. A number of questions of vital importance to the town were brought up and discussed and referred to committees for action.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20
Warninn

All parties travelling the public roads in the Imperial valley with heavy loads such as harvesting machinery, traction engines and the like must repair any damages done the bridges and culverts immediately. Neglect to do so will subject the guilty parties to a fine of $lo day and such other penalties oI the law as may be given by the court Please take notice.
 Signed: F. $. Webster,
 Supervisor lst district.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20

The one price house of San Diego Is selling pianos at eastern prices and underselling other coast houses. The One Price House sells the famous Henry F. Miller. Chlckering Bros., Ivers & Pond, Decker, Crown and oth- CT we'll known and proven makes and has exclusive agency for this county. Easy terms arranged Thearle & company. lO25-lO3l Fifth street, San Diego, Cal Mrs. J. 1. Shepherd. special local representative at Imperi- al. n-24-tf
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20
Calexico Items

Mrs. Gaines. announcing the serious illness of her father No particulars were given in the telegram as to the cause of Mrs. Gaines fathers sudden illness.
 Engineer Godso left Monday for a few days visit In Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Payne, of Los Angeles Is wis., iting her sister, Mrs. A. Hammers. in No. 6 and will remain for several weeks.
 D. M. Dorman, of Los Angeles, manager of the California Cream and Butter company of that place, was here the first of the week, in the inter ests of his company.
 T. B. Moody and wife have moved into their new house recently erected on their ten acre tract in the northwest part of town.
 C. s. Baxter, of the California De- velopment company, arrived from Los Angeles, Wednesday.
 H. c. Parker will soon be associat- ed with A. E. Eslow in the barber business. Mr. Parker comes from Brawley.
 L. B. Moody visited Imperial Sat urday.
 Thos. Hunter, travelling for the Sim mons Hardware company of t.Louis, was a caller in town this week.
 w. F. Holt, accompanied by Mrs. Holt and daughter, Miss Katherine, Mrs. Avery and Miss Jones, of Red lands, were visitors in Calexico. Tues day. The party, augmented by sever al Ell Ce1tro people. among them Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Paris, Mrs. L. H. Cooper. Mrs. True Vencll and Miss Marjorie Paris, enjoyed trip to Holt vile the same day. All expressed their delight at the general appearance of things in the valley.
 L. M. Appeby, organizer for the Fraternal Brotherhood, accompanied by Mrs. Appleby, are in Calexico start ing a lodge. They have just installed a lodge in Imperial.
 MT. and Mrs. M. B. Davis were passengers north, Tuesday.
 H. T. Corey was in Los Angeles the fore part of the week on business.
 Frank Weston. interested in Ice manufacturing was In Calexico this week.
 The Methodist church ladies had a good patronage for their Ice cream sale in the post office last Saturday. A neat sum was realized for the benefit of the church.
 The yourg people and other mem bers of the M. E. church have planned to hold socials every two weeks. The next one is to be held Friday evening of next week. An enjoyable evening Is always spent with the Methodlsts as hosts and hostesses.
 Aylmer Hammers showed the stuff in him last Saturday when his six horse team became frightened and ran away They were at the livery barn and started toward the Chronicle office but Hammers secured a good hold on the two check reins and guided them down Third street, turning Towards Edgar's store. slipping in be-
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20

560 acres of fine soft sandy land with 560 shares water stock. An ideal place for a stock ranch. Bert R. Chaplin, Imperial Cal 5ou
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20

Zon. O. Phone taking machines and records for all disk machines for sale by Teller, the Singer agent, Postofflce building, Imperial. 47u
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20

List your lands with the Ira Aten Land Go They can give you best results.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20
M. V. BUTCHER Real Estate and
 Investments

Imperial Valley Lands a Speciality
 Imperial Valley is the largest irrigated district in the United States. The best bargains on earth can be found in the Imperial Valley. Anyone having Inn perial lands they wish to sell or trade for Los Angeles property will find it to their advantage to consult me. My fla cilities for finding bargains for buyers and buyers for bargains cannot be sur passed. Write or wire me at 205 Mer- camille Place, Los Angeles, Cal. Home Tel. 8l82. Tel. Main $40.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-20
Pianos

Supervisor lst district
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
THEY ART AT OUTS.
Root Said To Be Displeased Witi
 Roosevelt's Taft Preference.

Root Said To Be Displeased with
 Rooseveit's Taft Preference.
 Elihu Root, Secretary of State, has ceased to be the chief adviser. and closest official friend of President Roosevelt, and 1t is. clearly transpar- ent that he will not, hereafter be prom inent in shaping national policies.
 When MT. Root became Secretary of State he became virtually the entire cabinet. His opinion was asked on every question that arose. At cabinet meetings he was always requested to give judgment on matters brought for ward by any of his associates. Natur- ally this was not pleasing to the other members. Now. however. Secretaries Taft and Corteiyou are the Presidents advisers. MT. Root is ignored.
 The personal relations between the President and MT. Root are not now intimate and confidential. The daily horseback rides have ceased. It was a common practice for the President and MT. Root to meet at the edge of the city and go for long rides through the parks or adjoining country. Some times Senator Lodge would De mem Der of the little party, but more often 1t would be only the President and his Secretary of State.
 MT. Root still goes horseback riding, but alone. The President goes, but with others g
 The seeming breach has begun to provoke comment. and 1t is believed that Mir. Root will not much longer remain in the cabinet.
 The cause of the arrangement be- tween the President and MT. Root have not been divulged, but there are sur mises. One suggestion is that Root became offended because the President privately advocated the nomination of Taft as his successor when 1t had been previously understood that his influ- ence would be thrown to Root. An other suggestion is that the President did not like the lukewarm Endorsement given by Root to his denunciation of Hartman and other railroad magnates Still another is that the President and Mir. Root disagreed over the punish ment of odell and Wadsworth. and the attitude assumed by the administration toward the political situation in New York. t..
 If Mir. Root leaves the cabinet his will be chiefly attributed to the dislike of his wife and daugh- ters for life iu Washington. They have always preferred New York as a residence and care nothing for the so cial side of affairs. They would at any
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
READY FOR TRIAL.
Mover and Haywood Attorneys are On
 Scene.

Mover and Haywood Attorneys .r. c,
 Boise. Idaho. April 30.-Clarenre Dar- row or Chicago and E. F. Richardson oI Denver, attorneys for Charles IT Moyer: WiliianH D. Haywood and Geo. A. Pettibone.. the men accused of inc murder of former Governor Frank Steunenoerg. arrived and announced tney were ready for the opening of tho trial of Haywood on May g. Tbsv aeciare the trial will proceed without deIay, so far as they are concerned
 Mrs. Haywood has arrived with her two daughters. aged 12 and .1i. She IS an invalid and moves about in an invalid chair. Mrs. Mover is iii atx tbe hospital Mover vists her regularly each day. while Mrs. Pettibone has an opportunity to promenade in the grounds with her husband daily.
 The court stands in large souars surrounded by a beautiful lawn. Tbese three prisoners sleep behind bars in . jail addition built at the back. but during the day they occupy a room in the older portion of the building.
 In the day they are permitted to so out In the grounds and indulge In such exercise as they desire. Dur Ing the outdoor period the wives visit their husbands and ether friends ,conos In and hold conferences with them Guards are at hand. but render them serves as inconsptcuous as possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01

gery of the names of polio holders and of witnesses and had them delivered to the board of inspection.
 MT. Howe makes a charge on "infor- nation and belief, which came to him from Miss Anna Mason. Miss Evelyn Miles and Frances Goldsmith. who were employed by the policyholders commit te.
 Miss Mason, Howe says, told him that one of the men under arrest had in- structed her on Sunday. December l6. to take certain ballots for the policy holders committee ticket and to copy the name of the policyholder and his address and policy number on envelopes, one for each ballot. She did so. ana she added that in the previous few days she had seen a large number Of the envel- opes on which she wrote names as well as the ballots at the .office of the in- spector of elections.
 Miss Miles declares that she was fn- structed to initiate as nearly as possible the policyholder's signature.
 The comf int says Scrughan admit ted he filled in certain envelopes and told the girls in the committees employ to fill in others. Darlington and Stir rup were released from the Toombs late tonight on bail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01
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