The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-20

tOSkafOOsa young man, tne ROCKY
Mountain News, of Denver under
date Of June 10 says: &C.. b. Carpen-
ter, Chief clerk to the general super
mtendent of the Denver & Rio
Grande. mas been appointed chief
lclerk to Assistant General Manager
lW. O. Martin, who GAS opened offices
lin the Equitable building. ]. l.. Ter
Try succeeds Carpenter as chief clerk
in the office OF the general superin-
tende. t."
Sigourney Review: Last Friday was
the 5Sth birthday of Mrs. F. N. Byram
and she met with complete and hap
py surprise. The children of Rev. and
Mrs Byram live mostly out of town
but they were all at home but two to
remind their mother of the occasion.
Mrs. Byram was the recipient of a
handsome art square rug and center
table Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs F. H. Forby of Barnes City, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Wolf and children of
Hedrlck, Mrs. Harvey Scott of Fre-
mont. j. N. Byram ana sons OF Jack
sonville, Mo-, Mrs. Walter Henderson
and children of Oskaloosa, and Mr.
and Mrs. NARROW and son Of Ollie.
(From Mondays DailyJ
| Judge and Mrs, L. C. Blanchard were
Iowa Central passengers Saturday
morning for the Yellowstone National
Park.
Mrs. A. Van Sickle, of Washington,
is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. E. A. Lewis, and son, Fred Van
Sickle.
Fred Barr left this morning for Ana
mosa for weeks visit with his par
ents, Warden and Mrs. Barr, of the
State penitentiary.
Mrs. Harry Martinstein and daugh-
ter Marie returned last evening from
Denver, Col, where they have been
spending the winter.
Earl Vannatta spent Sunday in the
city with friends and relatives, re-
| turning this morning to his work in
Browns jewelry house at Keokuk.
Mrs. T. C. Tolbert and grand,daugh-
ter, Garnett Tolbert, left this mor1ing
for Des Moines for few days visit
with the lady's sister, Mrs Stubbs,
Mrs. II. G. Reuter- was passenger
Saturday evening via the Iowa Central
for Lincoln, Mo, called there on ac-
count of the death Of her father, M.
s. Iurner a
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irwin were call
ed to Swan today on account of the
sudden change in the condition of Mrs.
H. Shook, who has been quite i'll for
a number of weeks.
Prof. l.. V. Carter who mas been
one of the Instructors at Penn college,
accompanied by mis- wife, left SatuF-
day afternoon for New Providence,
Ia, where he will, spend the summer
on his farm. "p
Miss Mabel Dewhirst, WAC has been
attending school at Des Moi1es, arrived
home Saturday afternoon ani will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Dewhirst, on Cl
avenue east .i.t
Lynnville Star: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Bushong came up from Oskaloosa the
latter part of lastpweek to see their
little daughter Fay, who is very sick
at the 4ome of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. JEFF Trease.
Prof. John NJ. Stokes and family left
this morning for Ottumwa. Mr.Stokes |
will be one of the instructors in the
Wapello county summer school while |
Mrs. Stokes and children will visit
her sister, Mrs. Christie, near there.
Rev. Ellyson PurJy and wife of the
Friends church were passengers this
morning via the Rock Island for Port |
land, Maine, to attend the New Eng
land camp meeting of Friends. They
will be gone probably six or seven
weeks
w. F. McVay, member of the board |
of supervisors, departed Saturday af- |
ternoon for his home at New Sharon
for an over Sunday visit. He was ac-
companied by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. |
Fred McVay, and son Charles, who
spent Sunday with them.
Abba Republican: W. f. Ritchie of
Oskaloosa, president and general man
ager of the Ritchie Corrugated Cul-
vert Co., was IN Abba last Saturday |
and nad the pleasure of placing a |
good order. The corrugated culverts |
are coming into general use in this |
country.
Prof. Alfred Williams of Yale uni
versity, former professor of science in
the high school of this city, has re-
turned here and will spend the vaca
tion with friends. Mr.. Williams goes |
to Morning Sun. Ia, in September, |
where he mas accepted the position OF
city superintendent of schools.
Mrs. s. A. Rice returned Saturday
from Dubuque, where she went as a /