The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-09-16


shalltown; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellis
and son, of Sioux CITY. This numbed
includes six sisters who had not been
together before in twenty-five years.
Thirty-four in all were present. Al
bert Styles and Jesse Beck made brief
addresses pertinent to the happy oc-
casion.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Howard Harold went to Chicago
last evening to attend the National
Bankers meeting in session there He
will return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Baldwin and ba-
by, accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Spoon
er-Brown, all of Centerville, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schroe.
der at Oskaloosa.
Pete McCosh and Ed Cooper went to
Davenport this morning to care for
business and to call among friends.
They go thence to Clinton for few
days at the races.
Jim Fisher was in the city yester-
day en- route to his home east of La
cey after a couple of weeks spent in
the Texas Panhandle in the neighbor-
hood of Stratford.
Louis Bancroft was a passenger for
Mason City yesterday afternoon for
two weeks visit with his brother
Gerdis, who is an employee in one of
the cement mills at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Cook, of Valley
Junction, came to Oskaloosa by the
automobile route SUNDAY and are
guests at the home of the lady's sister
Mrs. Charles George for few days.
Missionary and Mrs. E. j. Evans
went this morning to Clear Lake, Iowa
TO attend the annual conference of the
missionaries of the northwestern dis
trict of the American Sunday School
Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Knight of
Linneus, Mo-, and their daughter,
Mrs. Mary Cody and son Lee, of Os-
good, Mo, are visiting at the home OF
his brother, ]. F. knight, 915 Fifth
avenue east.
Mrs. E. H. Shaw has returned from
Chicago where she went to have hos
pital care for stomach trouble. She
has been visiting friends since leaving
the hospital, and returns in much i'm
proved condition.
Mrs. John Arnold and son Lynn
have returned home from an extended
visit at her old home in Springfield,
Ohio. She was accompanied on the
rip by her sister, Mrs. j. H. Dusen-
berry, of Des Moines.
Leonard Johnson, of the Golden
Eagle store, has been transferred to
the Abba branch of the Oppenheimer-
Beeson-Morse Co, and he and his
family leave Wednesday for that city
to make their home.
Fred McBurney, well known Ma
haska county boy, departed yesterday
for Texas where he has engaged to
large ranch. He will
stop enroute at the Omaha meeting
Of the National Grand Lodge of
Eagles.
Rev. Clifford Snowden, son OF
Rev. J. e. Snowden of Cedar Falls,
and former OskalooSa boy, one time
city editor of the Herald, who has
been engaged in religious work in the
west has been given a call to pulpit
IN Palo Alto, California, the home OF
he Leland Stanford University.
ZOO Zalusky, formerly an Iowa
league base ball star, and later coach
Of Penn colleges first winning foot
ball team, who has been again Sc
cured to coach the Penn foot ball pro
ceedings this season, has arrived in
Jhe city. prepared to begin activities
in athletics at the beginning of the
college term.
DIR. Geo W. WhItehill went to Ed
dyville this morning at the head OF
the Oskaloosa drill team of the Home
steaders. They are, to do some ex-
work at the Fraternal Picnic
that takes place at Eddyville today.
The picnic will be held in doors If the
weather interferes with the plans that
has been made for out of doors enter
tainment.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
Miss Nancy Ethel Nysewander left
morning for the Central
Holiness university. Oskaloosa. Iowa
to begin the school year. She has
been elected by the board OF that in
stitu.ion to teach in the school of mus
ic, taking charge of the department
of harmony, musical history and pub
lie school music.
Miss Lucille Atchison and Miss Kit
tie f. Adkins went to Grinnell yester-
day afternoon to enter Iowa college.
A crowd OF their girl friends were at
the Iowa Central station TO say au
reyoir Horace Adkins went last week
to make preparations for the coming
Of the young ladies and to matriculate
for his sophomore year work. Mrs.
Adkins accompanied the young ladies.
An enjoyable birthday party was
celebrated last week by Ena White,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. L,White.