The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-02-25
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returned this morning to their home
| in Grinnell after few days visit at
the parental A. Cooper home on Col
llege avenue.
Miss Tillie Graft has resigned her
position as book-keeper at the Oska-.
loosa Steam Laundry to accept like
position with the Brewer & Brown
leller Shoe Store.
Mrs. NJ. L. Clemens, who has been
visiting at University Park, went to
St Anthony this morning preparatory
to removing to Oskaloosa to make
their permanent home. "
Mrs Fuller, formerly with the Bal
Company. is home
from Des Moines where she has been
on business trip in the interests of
the Miss OFT Millinery Store.
w. ~. Wilkes, local manager OF the
Metropolitan Insurance Co., Mrs.
Wilkes and Agent ]. E. Morgan went
to Des Moines this morning to attend
the banquet given by the company to
their Iowa agents.
Mrs. J. C. Williams. Mrs. b. WIRES
ton and Mrs. J. NJ. Barnett of the O3-
kaloosa Woman's Club have gone to
Richland to attend the annual convent
ton OF the Fifteenth District of the
Iowa State Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Prof. r. w. Else, superintendent of
city schools, was a passenger Monday
evening for Chicago where he will at
tend the National superintendent
Convention which is in session there
l this week. He will return the last
Of the week.
Erie (Kap.) Sentinel: 1t seemed
like old times Monday to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Lot Timbrell walls into the edi-
tors sanctum. They formerly lived
in Mahaska county, Iowa, but have
lately bought small farm in ChetoDa
township and will make neir home in
lsunny Kansas.
Harry l.. Tucker one of the orig
linators OF the Orient Theatre on North
Market street, severed his connections
with that enterprise last Saturday
might and accepted position with the
IGreen & Bentley Drug Co., where he
takes up his work at once. Mr.. Tuck
Ter sold out his interest in the theatre
lust a year ago and has since that
thine been in the employ OF the Kino-
Idrome Co. of Chicago, as operator for
the Orient people, who use the Kino-
ldrome service. He will be succeeded
by James Bowen at the Orient.
Carbonate Qll) Herald: The real
Interest of this celebration oentered
in the address delivered by Rev. Eu-
lgene Allen, of 0skaloosa. Iowa, enti.
, tiled 1.-The Real Lincoln" Mr.. Allen Is
fluent talker, of easy poise and pleas
ing gesture. He naturally leans to
the humorous, and his theme afforded
him opportunity to indulge in choicest
oratory, deepest pathos and humorous
lcitations and conclusions. 1t has been
. the good fortune of the people OF ouI
lefty to be favored by some of the most
NOTED lecturers this country produces
, but 1t is in good place here to make
the statement that no man has eyel
edified--we will make 1t stronger, ant
lsay-charmed Carbonate audienc,
as did Rev. Allen on this occasion
! 1.-THE address required ninety minutes
for It's delivery. and every minute CAV,
lppt It's own peculiar beauty. Thos,
d Who heard it will never cease to b,
4 Ipieased with II.
!, (From Wednesdays Daiiy.)
Bruce Jarvis, of Rose Hill, was
business caller il oskaIoosa yeste
D day
q Miss Grace Morse, OF Lancaste
Q Wis. Ii visiting with MISS Berenic
Bentley.
n Miss Helen Lohand went to Otrun
!. wa this morning for brief visit wit
8 friends
= Mrs. John q. Dow Is In Des Nome
1.-The guest Of her sister. Mrs. John
\ Thomas