The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-05-21
THE EDDYVlLLE NEWS
Daily Happenings In a Live Town.
Told BY John r. Sipes.

E0uyVllle, may NV. NY PNR' a
Miss Hattie Maud Saunders, VINO Is
teaching at the Iowa Christian college
in Oskaloosa, gave a recital at the Meth
odist church Monday evening a
large crowd was In attendance, and
after the recital a buffet luncheon was
given at the Funk home. by MISS
Saunders, In honor Of her pupils. MISS
Saunders public piano recitais nave
received much enthusiastic comment
from both press and public. Her play.
ing shows nice discrimination and fine
musical intelligence. Following -
the program as rendered:
Piano Trio. March Militaire OPP. 81
Schubert
Bertha Rasmussen, Fern Lewis,
Francis oConner.
Mazurka inconvenience, hussher
Christina Roberts.
Days of Yore. ....,....... Engeimann
Bernice Shinn.
Titania ..............-.. Weiy
Blanche Green.
Hank the Robins Early Song. .Lynes
Mrs. Mage LdHeEty.
Tripping Through the Meadow Wilson
Margaret Davis.
Plano Duet, The Graces. ..... Wachs
Grace Riggs, Bernice Shinn.
Cheerfulness OPP. 15.,..,....... Blose
Esther Stuber.
Light Cavalry OPP. 50,........ Schmoll
Grace Wilson.
In the Dell. ............ Waddington
Frances O'Conner.
swallows Message OPP. 1871. .Seybold
Bertha Rasmussen.
My Old Kentucky Home, TRANSCRIPT
ton ............-...... Goerdeler
Helen Brown.
Piano. Duet, Scarf Dance. .Chaminade
Blanche Green, Christina Roberts.
Melody Of Love. ......... Engelmann
Grace Riggs.
Fairy Fingers. ................ Wacns
Mrs. Gladys WEIGH.
Annie Laurie, Transcription. LANCE
Bessie Funk.
Rustic of Spring. ,............S inding
Doris Carson.
Two Marionettes. ...... Edith Cook
Margaret Davis.
Kamennoi Ostrow OPP, 10, No. ~
Observation-Disclosures. Rubinstein
4 Mintie Mater.
Piano Duet, Concert Polonaise. $50.
Observation-Disclosures. Engelmann
Helen Brown, Mrs. WEIGH.
Other EddyvilIe items.
Mrs. William Allison went to Ottum-
wa Tuesday morning where she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harve
Allison and family.
Rev Carl Hempsted and johnnie
wagauman went to Waterloo Tues
day morning where they win attend a
convention held at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hansel went
to Ottumwa Tuesday morning on bust
ness. and to visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. e. Ikenberry, OF North
Davis street.
Mrs. Kate Ward, who recently
moved here from Marshalltown and
was residing in the Charlie Bickford
property on North Fifth street. moved
Tuesday to the property owned by
Mr.. McMahan in the south part of
town.
The mines at Pekay are to work
steady, commencing Wednesday, the
20th.
Born, Saturday, May 16, 1908. to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Chiffon, son.
Born, Saturday. May 16. 1908. to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winograsky, a
daughter.
Mr. Clegg, former resident of this
place, but recently of Osceola, Mo.
and who has been visiting here, re-
turned to his home Tuesday morning.
Eddyville, May Is. - The Royal
Neighbors of Unity Camp No. 2020
went to Ottumwa Friday, where they
attended the anniversary OF the Royai
Neighbor lodge. They were met at
the morning Rock Island train and
were escorted to the lodge rooms at
the Woodmen hall. Dinner an sup
per were Gcrvcd in the diningrooms
to over one hundred Neighbors from
the following camps: Fremont, OF
tumwa, Kirkyille. Cedar and Eddy
vile. Among those from Eddyville
we're: Addie Shields, Ella johnson,
Rost Heh. Alice Heki. Anna Briggs.
Mrs Dave Mahaffy and daughter, Mrs.
Serbaugh and Mrs. J. P. Anderson.
The crowd returned on the evening
Rock Island, saying they enjoyed them
selves as much as they did one year
ago at the anniversary.
Marriage license was ISSUED recently
in Abba to Perry Norman, the oldest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H Norman, OF
Bridgeport. and Miss Helen billiard.
who is teaching school just east OF
EddyvIlle.
Word has been received here that
John r. Sipes. who has been in Cali
fornia for some time for the benefit OF
his health, Is not so well as he has
been. and Is expected to return to
Eddyyille In the near future.