The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-22

Ian extended visit with their sister,
Mrs. Clara. A. Hamilton, Of North c
lstreet. 4
! Ed M. Southwick has gone to Kan
lsas City where he has accepted a
position as foreman with big paint
ling contract company, He will re-
lmove his family to that place after
the close of school.
Rev. Sage, of Dubuque, who speaks
at the st. James, Episcopal church this
tevsning, arrived ip the city this morg-
ling from Fort Dodge and has been the
guest of Rev w p Williams Of st
James Parish during the afternoon.
0ren +. Schee was a passenger via
1.-THE Iowa Central last evening for San
Antonio, Texas, to return with his wife
land cnIldren, who have been spending
a few weeks in the southern metropo.
Ills. They viii stop in Askansas en-
route, where Mr.. Schee viii visit his
lumber mills. ..5 aE.s4 81
| Miss Inez Coulson has returned to
her home in What Cheer after visit
with her sister. Miss Hilda 'Coulson.
Mrs. Harley B. Fellers and daughter
Helen went to Fremont yesterday for
a visit at the parental G. L. Philippe
home. '--.....
Buxton Gazette: Miss s. ]. Tenant
went to Oskaloosa Friday to spend
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends. r..,...-. , ...- IS.
Fred Caldwell has been appointed
Justice of the peace in White Oak
township, the esquire-elect having failz
ed to qualify. Eo"'ss.',a5. .a4a.s.
Buxton Gazette: Miss Mary }. Reeves.
a student of the oskaIoosa High
school, is enjoying the spring vacation
with relatives and friends in Buxton.
Mrs E. w. Mccormick went to He'd
rick yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives. Mr.. Mccormick leaves this ev-
ening for Pueblo, Colo. on a business
"Trip. '..7i'r -. .l,t'P '"> f'.''.f1> j;.'@
| ! Newton Record; Miss LIE Ona BeW-
yer, stenographer for large business
firm in Oskaloosa, spent Sunday with
her parents on the Josh Bewyer farm
north of town. So.
| Kellogg News: Mrs. J. A. Murray is
on the program of the Woman's For
leign Missionary Convention, which
meets in Grinnell, April %. This is
the annual meeting of the Oskaloosa
District branch. ~"-'
Western Work: Birdie Bachelor.
who is to succeed DR.. Bunce as pastor
| at Nevada, Iowa. began a series Of
meetings on Sunday the 18th oil. April.
| She, will be assisted by, Mr., and Mrs,
Kennedy of Oskaloosa. 1T. -
Newton News: Mrs. Anna Logan, of
Neville, Iowa, AIN old schoolmate of w,
| o. Foster, spent apart of last week in
She had been to see her two sons who
are divinity students in the Holiness
college at Oskaloesa =, 81. :, .l~..,.-..,
Miss Kathrine sU9rick has taken up
her work as teacher Of the natural sci
ences in the High1school, succeeding
Miss Mabel limerick. resigned, She
| is graduate of Upper Iowa and has
been teaching in Minnesota during the
past year. She is well qualified for
the position. .'',.,, ~
Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Starkey, of Wat
erloo, left for their. home in that city,
Sunday after pleasant honeymoon
visit in this city with their aunt, Mrs.
H. d. Parker. The young people were
married in Waterloo last Wednesday,.
They returned to Waterloo. where they
will take up their residence on a
farm.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs Lin
coin Sauer and children departed Mon
day evening for Stratford, Texas, where
they will be located in the future on
a farm near that place. Mr., Sauer
has been the owner OF the Farmers
and Traders Telephone Company mere
for the past two years and has proven
first class business man and every
patron of the line regrets that he de-
cided to enter other business. ;
Meade Griffis and family, who re-
moved from Oskaloosa about year
ago to new home in Barnumton, Mo-,
where he has been engaged in" farm
ing, met the misfortune last week of
being burned out of house and home
and sustaining complete loss of all
properties and possessions. Friends
lin Oskaloosa hearing OF the loss of
these worthy people, made canvass
Monday and secured an amount of
funds which have been forwarded to
the sufferers. They are being shown
in practical way that Oskaloosa
Friends have not forgotten them. Mr..