The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18

| an experienced railroad man wit
many years of faithful service to hi
credit He learned operating in thi
city. beginning the work when onl
seventeen years old His first pos
ton was as operator at the Eddyvill
transfer on the Rock Island twenty-si.
years ago. From there he went t,
La Junta Colorado. He then serve,
as train dispatcher for a number o
years at Fort Worth for the Southern
Pacific. From there ne was transfer
red to the Illinois Central office at Pa
dueah where he has been for two year.
in the capacity of trainmaster for thS
southern division.
From Mondays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Diednch Beckman
left today for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Des Moines
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Dunsmore and
little daughter returned Monday morn
ing from Kansas City, where they
were visiting for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw of Des
Moiaes spent Sun lay with their
daughter, Mrs Mary Lunjy. Both la.
dies enjoyed birthdays at the same
time.
DIR. and Mrs. Carney and son Terrell
returned this morning to their home at
Washington after a Sunday visit in
this city with the gentlemal'S father,
Thomas Carney.
Josephine ami Mary Watland were
Sunday visitors at New Sharon. Miss
Mary left there for Waterloo to join a
party going to jamestown and other
points of interest in the east.
Mrs. F. w. Mccall was taken sud,
denly i'll at her home on East Third
avenue Sunday evening and at first
it was mistaken for a paralytic
stroke, but further developments
proved it to be a serious attack of
stomach trouble. Two physicians car
ed for her most of the night and by
morning she was much improved.
Many friends hope for speedy and
permanent recovery.
Mason City Times-Herald. About
forty of the residents of East State
street rendered Mr.. and Mrs. f. l..
Tanner a farewell party last evening
at the F. A. Kirschman home, where
they were guests at dinner. 1t was a
complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
who departed Saturday after.
noon Ior OskalOosa, Where Mr.. Tan
ner has accepted a position as man
ager of the OskalooSa creamery at a
ing was spent at cards and the guests
Of honor were presented with a hand
some gold clock, F. A. KiTschmal,
with his will known powers of ora
tory, making the presentation speech.
Ice cream and cake were served.
Of the Fourth of July address at
Lovilia, the Press of that place says:
In the afternoon Rev. ]. H. Renihan
Of Oskaloosa delivered a most HCtaGleI
0ration to an immense audience who
had come from far and near to hear
him. Father Renihan's very appear
ance on the platform, his ease a1d
grace as he stepped forth amid the
applause of the hundreds before him,
gave evidence to the audience Of the
treat that was to be theirs. Through
MS discourse Father Renihan held mis-
audience spell bound with mis- elo-
Declaration of independence and the
duty of citizenship has never been
aqualed in these parts and has left on
the minds of his hearers a lasting i'm
preston. He is all that public opin-
ion says of nina striking personal
ity, the possessor of a deep dramatic
voice, a cultured and running delivery
that brings vita HIS power of argu-
persuasion to the hearts of
his hearers. Back of all these gifts
stand his ripe scholarship which he
placed in evidence as he
pleaded for high and noble ideals for
American citizenship"
Mrs. c. B. Stull and daughter Wili-
fred were passengers this morning for
Iowa, for fortnight's visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Lucille Rosenberger was a pas
senger this morning. for Chicago for
a two weeks visit with Miss Louise