The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-23
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily.l

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York City, Is here for weeks visi
with his parents, and hosts of old-tim
f, friends.
Rev. Erwin Stringfellow, who is at
tending Drake university at De
Moines, arrived in the city this morn
ing, called here by the death of job;
J. Stringfellow.
Mrs. James A. Redmond, of Cf1cin
natl, Ohio, arrived in the city yester
day and is the lnonored guest of Col
and Mrs. ]. t. Redmon, at their hom'
on A avenue west.
Mrs. ]. H. Runyon returned this
morning via the Iowa Central to ne
home in Duluth, Man., after an ex
tended visit in this city with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. L. McQuiston.
Mrs. Jennie Jones Beard, formerly
q teacher in the city schools, VINO has
been visiting here for few days,l ef
this morning for Waterloo to join hel
husband and make their home there.
Tom Burke, of Baker City, Oregon
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
for couple of weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. Richard Burke. Tom is
now employed as foreman on the Bak
er City Democrat and ne likes the
country out there immensely.
Montezuma Republican,: R. ]. Smith
was in Grinnell Saturday to attend a
meeting of the District Cabinet of the
Epworth League of which he is presi-
dent. A fine program was prepared
for the coming convention which will
be held at OskaloOsa June 26, q and
2S.
The teachers Of the Whittier school
building in Fifth ward entertained yes,
terday afternoon in nonor of their
principal Robt Williams, who is about
to close his work In that school. Lunch
was served shortly after four o'clock
by the teachers OF the upper floor to
the teachers of the lower floor and the
principal. The affair was a most pleas.
ant one. 10.
MonteZuma Republican: Mrs. M. p.
Lewis went to Oskaioosa Saturday to
Join her husband who moved with their
household goods last week. They
have lived in this vicinity about a year
and made many friends who regret
heir decision to return to Oskaloosa,
their former nome. Mr.. Lewis is in
business there with his brother. Miss
Lillian and Floyd will remain mere un.
Ill school closes.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Hon. A. F. N. Hambleton was a pas
senger this morning for Ames, on a
business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Gesman was a passenger
his morning for Chicago for an ex
ended visit with her sister, MS.
Lounsberry.
Richard Williams and his daughter
Mrs. A. Long, of Bolton, were in the
,ity today calling among friends and
caring for business affairs.
Mrs. Ike Jones and daughter Gwen
lolyn were passengers this morning
or Rock Island for a two weeks visit
1t the Frank Kelley home.
IN extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ada Jackson, OF Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. jackson accompanied her home
or an extended visit.
Miss Imogene GOodnell and Mrs. j.
P. Gruwell returned this morning to
heir home at Maquoketa after attend.
ng the biennial of the State Fedora
ion of Women's Clubs, guests of Mrs.
Judge Johnson.
Chas. Hitler was passenger last
evening over the Burlington for But,
ialo, N. Y, to join the Kilties Band,
which leaves there May 10Th for "A
ZEN months tour of the United States
Mexico and Cuba.
Mrs. w. Basnaw, of Leon, who has
been in the city few days visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Kalbach, and at
lending the Bienalal, departed this
for Ottumwa for a few days
visit with relatives.
Rev. Joh1 w. Jones of this city and
Mrs. Frank w. Loring of Sac City
we're passengers this morning for Bur.
ington to attend the Iowa Diocesan
Convention in session there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Lacey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. V. Hoffman,, Mrs. Alice
bennett and Miss Leoni McMillen ex.
pect to leave This evening on the same
mission. 1t is fifty-two years this
spring since st. James church, Oska
Ioosa, was admitted into the commun-
on of Episcopal churches in Iowa, at
4 convention held in Christ church,
Burlington. Mrs. Bennett sat by ner
fathers knee in the parlor of their
home where the vestry was organized
hat had representation in that con.
sentio1. she remembers the occasion
very well and 1t is a great pleasure to