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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
DICK DWYER TO CONDUCT
RACE MEETING At OGDEN
Action of Salt Lake City Council
Causes Abandonment of
Proposed Events

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 29.-Richard
Dwyer the California horseman, has
leased the Ogden half mile track and
will open a twenty day meeting here
September 20. Horsemen with their
strings now racing in Montana and
Denver are expected.
The leasing of the ogden track fol-
lowed the action of the Utah Jockey
club in calling off it's thirty day fall
meeting at Buena Vista track in Salt
Lake. This meeting was made inn
possible when the city council passed
an ordinance prohibiting pool selling
and bookmaking within the city limits,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
YANks GRAB A PAIR

PITTSBURG, Aug. 29.-New York
won both games of a double-header
from Pittsburg today by better all
around playing. In the first game
Drucke struck out ten men. Score:
First game
New York ., hits 8, errors O.
Pittsburg 1. hits 10. errors /.
Batteries-Drucke and Myers; Lei
field, Lever and Gibson.
Second game
New York s. hits 16, errors 3.
Pittsburg 8, hits 12 errors l.
Batteries-Wiltse and Myers, Schlei;
White, Maddox and Gibson. Umpires
KLEIN and Kane.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
WARD DAWSON'S DEFEAT
SURPRISES LOCAL FANS

The Berkeley tournament brought
forth many surprises to the tennis
fans, one of which was the defeat of
Ward Dawson by Ella Fottrell, the
young San Francisco player. Dawson
is considered second only to Tom
Bundy among the southern cracks in
the racket welding line, and Fot-
trelPs victory comes somewhat of a
surprise. The score sheet shows few
traces of the ff-day variety of play,
and Fottrell has had another shot at
the dope-sheet makers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
ORANGE COUNTY FORMS
AMATEUR BALL LEAGUE

A new amateur baseball league was
organized at Orange last evening, con-
sisting of six teams-Artesia, Olive,
Huntington Beach, Santa Ana, Tustin
and Anaheim A sixteen weeks sched-
ule has been arranged, which will be.
Gin September IA. A. r. Hawley of
Santa Ana was elected president. G.
A. Fisher of Santa Ana will be the
league secretary, and j. E. Neumus
of Artesia was elected treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
HUNT AGAIN WINS

BOSTON, Aug. 20.-Hunt pitched his
second game for the locals today and
they won from Chicago 10 to 3. Score:
Chicago 3, hits g. errors 5.
Boston TO- hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-White, Lange and Payne;
Hunt and Kleinow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
BEAVERS HAVE NICE LEAD
TO OPEN UP NEW SERIES
HOW THEY STAND

WHERE THEY PLAY
Portland and Los Angeles, at Port
land.
Oakland and Sacramento, at San
Francisco.
No game at home; series starts to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
MIDWAY WILL LOSE ITS
STAR FRESHMAN PLAYER

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Coach Stagg of
the University of Chicago will lose the
services of his strongest freshman
football player this season, it was
learned yesterday. Harry Springer,
half on last years freshman eleven,
who scored numerous touchdoWns
against the varsity in practice last
fan and was slated for a position in
back field, will not return to college,
He has decided to go into business.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At anapolis-Milwaukee 4, In
dianapolis 2.
At Columbus-Kansas City 3, Co
lumbus 5.
At Louisville-St. Paul l, Louisville b.
At Minneapolis-Ml ], To-
ledo /. &
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
scHuLrEs BROTHER DEAD

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Aug. 29.--
John Schultz, a brother of Frank
Schultz, the fast outfelder of the Chi
cago National league baseball team,
was found dead in bed in hotel in
Lestershire today. The coroner's YER
dict was that death was due to car
bolic acid, taken with suicidal intent:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita-Wichita 8, Omaha Z.
At Sioux City-Sioux city 2, To-
peka /.
At Denver-Loncoln 9, Denver ?.
At Des Moines-St. Joseph-Des
Moines game postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
BATTLE TO A TIE

CINCINNATI, Aug 29.-Cincinnati
and Boston played an eight-inning
game to a tie here this afternoon, the
score being 3-all, when the umpires
called the game because of darkness.
Score:
Boston 8, hits 7, errors o.
Cincinnati 8, hits IL, errors l.
Batteries-CUrtis and Rariden; Row
an and Clarke. Umpires. Eason and
Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
BROOKLYN is DEFEATED

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-St. Louis de-
feated Brooklyn today, 8 to 4. Score:
ST. Louis 8, hits II. errors 0.
Brooklyn 4, hits II, errors 3.
Batteries-Willis and Bresnahan;
Bell, Dessau and Bergen. Umptres-
Brennan and O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
REcKMEssER WINS PLATE

BATH, England, Aug. 29.-The Gren-
Vile maiden two year old plate of 100
sovereigns, distance five furlongs, was
run here today and won by Charles
Carrol's Beckmesser. The Fuyardi colt
was second and Woolpack third.
ADDITIONAL SPORT ON PAGE 16
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
WET AT METROPOLIS

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Cleveland-
New York game postponed; wet
grounds.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
IOWA YEARLY MEETING
Forty 1ehih Annual Session, Reported for the Daily
Herald BY Albert N. Courtney.
Christian Endeayor.

f The Christian Endeayor Union the
devotional and business SEES sion OF
the Iowa Yearly Meeting Christian
EDdeayor Union convened at Penn
Chapel as usual on Monday evening.
~. Blanche Ford, OF Springdale, pre-
sident OF the Union, had charge of
The meeting and Ora w. Carroll, OF
Muscatine occupied his place as sec.
rotary. The meeting was opened with
a season OF devotion In which many
took part. The remainder OF the hour
was taken up with talks on the c. Il.
motto: For Christ and the Church.
Mary Lewis, OF Ackworth. presented
the first part For Christ" and show.
ed that he Is the ideal and goal of all
Christian Endeavor. Wendell G. Farr
spoke on the latter part And the
Church" and showed that the church
IL the means by which men are
brought to Christ and that church 10y.
atty Ii essential to successful Chris
tian service. Following this the bust
ness OF the hour was taken up. Up
on the calling OF the roll II was found
that twenty-three societies were rep.
resented. The meeting then proceeded
to name a nominating committee and
the following persons were chosen by
quarterly meetings: Edith Smith,
Laura Hadley. Mrs. Forbes, Harry r.
Keats, Alvin Hoskins. Clinton Hunt,
A, j. Hanson. Sadie Brown. Abbie j.
Lake. Anna Smith, Belva Branson,
Mr.. White.
Upon motion the devotional, resolu-
tons and decorations committees were
left TO the president for appointment.
The Peckham young people, consist
ing of Misses Lilly and Letha and
Messrs. Cecil and Hubert, rendered
q beautiful quartet.
The meeting then adjourned with
the Mizpah benediction and refresh
monts We're served by the Oskaloosa
G, II, and social hour was spent to.
gether.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Items Of Interest Cleaned From
Pulpit and Sanctuary,
central M E.ohnnah.

Sunday at the Central N, h. church
Mas very ENJOYABLE day, The at
tendance at the morning and evening
services was unusually large, az sey.
eral Of the other churches had dis
continued their public services. The
people are also returning from their
vacations and all this adae TO the at.
tendance, Or. Allen preached a
strong and vigorous sermon from Let
Corinthians, 1888, his subject being
Loyalty TO God" After glowing
tribute to the work OF st. Paul az an
evangelist and statement regarding
some OF the problema which confront
ed the early church, DR.. Allen stated
that the church today had even great
er problems to face and solve than at
any time in previous years, Much In
human life today frequently causes
the faith OF the Christian TO wavef,
but the true test Of Christianity IL a
sincere aud genuine loyalty to God,
TO be thoroughly loyal 10 God, we
must, LIST. have q real acquaintance
with God. I'd, we must have per.
sistent trust In Him; Sd, we must be
faithful In little things, 4th we must
stand true In our faith In God. The
sermon was particularly helpful aud
encouraging and was not only given
close attention, but was greatly en-
| joyed. Three new members were
received, two by latter and one on pro
baton.
| The service Of the Epw6rth League
was well attended and was led BY
Joseph w. Doe, who leaves shortly
| for Davenport, "A vocal solo was rem
dered by Grace Brewer. The League
has In preparation a Hally service
for next Sunday. An attractive pro
| gram will be given and II Is hoped
that the young people will Indeed
have a genuine rally and that all vii
make it a point 10 be present. The
| public service in the evening was alst
one Of great interest. DIR. Allet
preached d fine sermon on Witness
ing for Christ" taking his text from
John 9.35. During the evening q VsfI
pleasing vocal duet was rendered b.
Miss Ethel Hunt and Mr.. Gordon
Next Sunday is the last Sunday before
conference and all church matter:
are supposed to be in eomplets shape
by that time. The conferences vii
be held near Oskaloesa, at Pells, snt
probably a large number OF osksloo
so people will attend. Tbs confer
sncs will convene Wednesday, Sept
7th and will be in session until tht
following Monday,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

The work Of repairing the pumps,
which was started Sunday, is III pro-
sress and fs being carried forward
as rapidly as possfNe BY competent
mechanics. The pressure and the
water supply this morning was much
improved and tlhe council COMMITTEES
was given assurance Thar the Disabled
pump would be serViceable again BY
this evening IN the meantime the
mayor desiFas that the patrons OBJ.
serve ia The stFictest sense the eeofs
ofhy recommended Tuesday for a
feNS days. or until tie present dificiilt
ties have BEEN fully overcome
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
EAST CENTER

Cliffand Hlll is attending tie state
fair.
Misses Mar and Sarah Nelson Wis.,
itad Sunday at Juhn Andrews.
Miss Ruth Hetga spent. several
days at the gIand.parantali Hedge
hume.
Frank Fisher and family. OF Colo.
rIllul, ara visiting at the PARENTAL Co
X Fisher home.
+ Miss Jennie PicKersil, OF 0sRalnnsa,
spent Saturday night anu Sunday IA
the J.. H Williams humes
Miss Vera Andrews. OF Des Muines.
spent Fridag night and saturday With
her friends. Miss Gail without
I Misses Reriia ChmBtnGK anu Nina
Gbipille spent Thursday night and
Ffiiaw with Mrs. ChmstunK Of OskR
luBsa.
. Mrs. w. II. without and daughter
Gail ami Mrs. Smith cailedt on Mrs
Dye and daughter Mrs.. Weaver Sun,
daw afternoon.
! Miss Gail Without attended abirth.
day party ruesday in hunur OF Miss
Margaret Maowell., and one ON tin
Following, day in honor OF little Wilma
Ewing, bn1ln of 0skalbHsG
Those entertained AT tile w j WIN.
huitt home Thursday werea Mrs. Perry.
Meadea of Fayeite. Arkansas; Mrs
Nancy Smith, of Fairfield; Mrs. Al Al
Hamilton mdi Mrs. frank, Hamilton
and children of Oskalonss.
I Aug. 2al. Pond LilE
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
.NEICHBORHOOD NEWS
Items of Interest Gathered by Her
aid Correspondents. 49,.

OLlvET.
Mrs. David Perry spent Sunday in
Beacon with friends.
Mrs. seward Bartema and son were
in Oskaloosa Thursday.
N. A. Anderson, of Perry, was In
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bell and sons, OF
oskaloosa. were callers in town Sun.
day.
Several men secured work in the
mine last week from Fraker and
Beacon. &".
Mrs. Clark Billings left on Satur.
day for a visit with her mother al
Lynnyille.
Mrs. clark Billings attended the
old settlers meeting in Monroe las,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion BaiIy spent
Sunday at Bolton at the Lee Nosse.
man home.
]. NJ. Ball was in town Saturday
and paid the miners for the last hall
of August.
| Mrs. John Dolan is visiting this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Mike
Grady, at Abba.
Mrs. George Perry, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Voyce spent Saturday evening
in Oskaloosa trading.
AL DeCook was in town during tho
week. He informed us his wife and
children were visiting in Missouri
this week and that he was taking life
easy.
Squire Hearny was in town SatuT
day all smiles. He informed US his
better half had returned from her yIs
II in Colorado and the entire house,
hold was Supremacy happy.
The writer was sorry to read in the
/ Herald OF the accident Of Joseph
Fisher in the ming at Bolton He IS
an Industrious man OF good habits.
We hope for q speedy recovery.
! The writer and his better half,
D Providence permitting, will spend
Labor Day in Horace Barnes town,
4 Abba, InasmHch a. there will be no
celebration in OskaIoosa on that day
James Carnes. one OF our miners,
whose wife and two children were to
sail from Liverpool TO America on
Aug. TO, was notified last week that
they were detained ar Liverpool tive
weeks on account OF the health %
his youngest son, which viii make
them two weeks later getting here.
Uncle John DoIan is all broke Ut
this week While working on the
section his fatthfuI dog was lying in
the grasH Mr.. Top the foreman, II
moving a tie and not seeing the dog
let it falI on him, hurting HIS spine
which has paralyZed him 80 he has
not stood up since or scarcely moved
He had followed Uncle Iohn TO worE
on the section for eight years When
II the dinner bucket was hlled in the
morning there vas an extra allow
anGe pun in for The dog. John Offer
wenr to Evans on the morning train
and Walked back Fits dog was rigi'
by his side on the main al we'll as
walking home When the mercury
VIA down to- zero You w0uld see riic
dog wiUh him AZ Veil Az in the sum
mer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

quarters of wheat (the Turkey red va.
riety) were thrashed for j. ID. Thorn.
as and yielded $50 bushels. Who can
beat that?
Mrs. Precilla Davis and her son
Daniel, OF Minneapolis, are here Wis.
Mrs. William Crews, of Abba, was
visiting her aged parents on Satur.
day last week.
Mrs. s. J. Morris, OF Oskaloosa, was
listing over Sunday among her old
riends and relatives.
Mrs. Paul, OF Oskaloosa. In com
IaDy with Mrs. Richer, from 1ndianan,
re visiting at the home OF W. w.
hughes.
Mr.. and Ma. pcuman, Of Beacon
we're over Sunday visitors at the
home Of william Peters.
A large crowd turned out last week
and cleaned the Hennes cemetery.
The Crab Apple Coal Co. Is drilling
for coal on the farm Of Richard
Brown west Of Givin. The prospect il
good.
Mrs. Jane Williams is visiting al
he home OF Charles Tenant at Eddy
vile.
The Wsr&l EearIy Meetings tine
1ymanfaJ at Giyin will commence or
he evening Of the Jth 81 September
ontinuing through the 10Th and 11th
Jome fine talent ts expected and all
re cordially invited to attend.
Harry 5arvcr = gone to Gilman u
york at the canning factory there.
Aug. 20. NIVlG.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

marks from Eli Perisho anu the meet.
ing was dismissed by Pliny ", - Al
bion. Miss Myrtle Anderson of Scran.
ton led the singing.
Ministry and Oversight.
The meeting of Ministry and Over
sight met according TO adjournment
at 500 a. m, Wednesday. Reports
OF committees on spiritual condition
of membership and members of this
body were Tead. Ia
|, The minutes Of Arthur Damn and
Eliza +. Damn, his wife, ministers oil
London Yearly Meeting, London
Eng, were read.
Eli Reece. a minister OF North Car
olina Yearly Meeting, but without ere
dentials, was introduced to the meet
ing. Upon the report of the commit
tee, Laura p. Townsend and Harry r
Keats were appointed to their places
upon the Summer Assembly Board fol
the coming year. ..s.
The visiting ministers were given
a cordial welcome and urged to be
free in delivering any message upon
their hearts for us. They, ana others
of the meeting, spoke on the line OF
pastoral and eyangelistic work.
Devotional Meetings. %.
A prayer and praise meeting was
held in the lower room from 500 to
9:45 today, of which Alfred j. Han
Of I Ia,
of LeGrande had charge.
At 1000 a. m. the regular devotion
al meeting was held, the Y. M. ser
mon being preached by Ellyson r
Purdy of Oskaloosa. After the open
ing exercises Bro. Purdy spoke from
Col. 3:24: I'VE serve the Lord Christ,
In part as follows: THE fact of this
text will save us in this day of com
mercialism, and the incoming of for
eign cults which would take the
place of true spirituality. 1t pro
vides a canopy of protection and
gives impetus to our work, 1t quells
the spirit of unholy ambition. Il am
among you as one that serveth." II
gives direction and permanence to
our service. Christ is the divine hu
mainly of the revelation of God. The
four q lints toward which the preach
ing vi Henry Ward Beecher always
aimed,-u The suffering love Of
God; CD The divinity of Christ; (3)
The sacredness OF the individual
The only two sacred things in the
universe, God and the human soul
Christ can dominate and yet leave us
free. He only can. "a The certain
ty of immortality"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

The weather is ideal for the com.
fort of those attending Y. NJ.
Clark Brown is giving the children
chalk talks at l:S0 and at the close
of the afternoon session in tent pro-
yided for the purpose just north OF
the Yearly Meeting House.
Special Pipe Prices.
In full bundles, per foot;
One inch, galvanized. ..,..,,...,. &C
One and one-fourth inch, gal, -, SC
One and one-half inch, gal. -. loo
This is the very best guaranteed
soft merchant pipe.
Best iron lift pump, iron Cylinder,
$500.
WATTS 4 PHELPS,
$40 West High Ave.
Expert Plumbing and Heating Men
6w-tf sat.d3.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
Natea.

INuIeshs,
Harry r. Heates. who has been ab.
sent from Iowa Yearly Maeting, for
ten wears, is3 again With u.s. He il
serving AZ pastor of DeE MGines
meeting.
/ 8bner BranaHn attended, the first
". NJ, which convened in 1869. at
Spring Crack. He has also attended
nearly every session since that time
and liz enjoying the present sessions.
\ The Guulf house has been provided
as usual to- accommodates those WHO
are tenting on the ground.
\ Waspar services are to- bea held each
evening at 6i30 by tlia EndeaVnreIs
i'm Tent HndeaTnr
\ Juiim w. Stribbiing is a familiar fig
urea on tile meeting ground He has
attended, must of the sessions OF the
Y. Nj. frm the past thirty years.,
| Elwnudi Hadley s attending for tile
lnrietfi time the sessions Of " NJ.
l Clark Brown has a number of goud
huui;s., muttuusH and pnEtt cards on
the, arpundl dpD %ipnlH thpse who want
ttisan!5 flIulu0, siii 3tii 8lfg .ssH.I ...t8E.
\ N Ghas,l ~. Tabheits' sauretar% of tile
American Friends' Bdarui uf Fdrnigu
Missions, arrived in 0skaio0sm at 6
~! M. on Monday to- attentll y. M. un,
ON his arrival he fmnndi a. Telegram
awaiting, him telling of the death al
hisi father AlbHtt TahbBits, at R!ciii
mumd. Ind!., the day haiona al $50 p.
m Bro naiihettss touki the next train
and returnetil to- his hmna at Rich
mOnd.
PENN College HeaddparrefsH is a
new tent found an thee Grnnntis5 this
YEAR. where catalogues and other lit
eratureA and information csm ha OH
tainesig Ernest zeiladti and LEROY
Inness OF the ooileGe ue i'm ciiarse,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
PRESIDENT EMERITUS.
lifting Honor is Conferred Upon
Prot. Rossnberssr.

An gnasuaI and fitting honor was
conferred Epon Prof, 4. R0seRbergeT
by the Penn College Board Tuesday
afternoon He was made President
Emeritus ia recognition of his twenty
years connection with the school.
Prof Rosenberaer is now enf0ate to
Palestine, where he goes to be the
head OF the Friends mission school,
in the FBolY Land and WIFI probably
not know OF the honor conferred on
him for several weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
CLUBS And SOCIETY


Thursday the "DoiEgs OF a Dozen"
club held picnic at defigAtfaF spot
selected BY Mrs. J.. g. RednsR m their
grove, two miles south OF Leighton
A shower Of rain during the early
morning almost spoiled the day, bur
q few OF the members eFawsG a Hight
shower the previous Saturday even
ing, SO they we're not disappointed this
time, and sBeut afty Turned our TO
enjoy the day In the groVe. fam
nocksy swings, chairs, etc, were pro-
pidsd till the sun had dried Mother
EartRs carpet Dinner was spread
and all. did Justice 10 the many good
things provided by the eScslleHs cooks
in the crowd. After dinner, games
we're indalged, and some provoked
much laughter among Them a foot
race by married ladies', Zee cream.
coffee and cake were served and All
departed for fhair homes OF the opin1
ion that The day had been well spent.
and wishing chat their picnic might
come two or three times a year instead
90 ones.
=. -. -.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF
the Ehensser Reformed church, OF
Leighton was held AZ The nome OF ID!
DePrengsr onehalf mile west Of
Leighton, all day Wednesday, Over
500 members aud. friends Of the school
gathered. 10 enjoy one OF the most
successful bicnics ever given by that
denomination 1'he weather conditions
"Wednesday morning did not favor
such a. gathering, but after the clouds
had Disappeared about 10 g. m. the
people began to- ccme In carriages and.
automobiles By noon, several hnh1-
dted mem, women aud children had
gathered in the pastures back OF the
ID. DsPfengpr house, wltef@s many
lunches werss prepared aud served!
Pie ground is an ideal place for a.
picnic After dinner many more ans,
rived, mating a total OF 500 peoples
A. short program was given by the
members OF the Sunday school!
T,he following program was excel.
lently rendered. -.
Song Congregation
Recitationl=9 Fern Walker
Recitation De Btain.
Reading5-St Rs- Gosselink!
RecitatioH=Gorn Dhiker
Duet Willie and Corneiiss Dulker
Address. Rev. Duikerc.
Two ball games were played in the
AFTERNOON between picked trans in
tile Junior aud Senior departments
Vim Van de Rpar and Garrett Van
Homling chose sides in the Senior de-
laiainent aud Van de Basr was sue
cessnill A prize was given the win
nersi In The Junior ball game Gornia
Rooroda defeated Clarence GRANDPA
pntgng the day ice cream aud other
rsfl@sllments we're served and The
IisslsAeae win help dsssaIn expenses
isi Hid sunday school Late III The Al.
te4flooa III returned 10 their homes
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

A great army OF black birds was
ca4nped ia the east part OF town this
morning, marshaling its forces FOR
its long flight to the southland There
were thousands of the recruits and
from the noise they nude they were
having a great time renewing ac
qnaintances and preparing for tie
con0uests they were about 10 make,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

The program for the remainder OF
the Yearly Meeting is as follows:
Thursday tst Of sth Month
Prayer and Praise meeting, 100 to
s:45 a. M
Yearly meeting for business, Bible
schools, evangeLtsttc reports, 800 am,
w. T. W. s. business meeting, upper
ROOM, 4@0G to 500 D. IN
Devotional meeting in charge of z
P s. C. E., 100 - H.
Friday 2nd ct 9Th Month.
Prayer and Praise meeting. Is3G to
.S:45 a.. NJ
Yearly meeting for business, for
eigu mission work. etc. 800 u. m.
Yearly meeting for business, peace
reports, etc, Zoo D. M.
Devotional meeting, T:39 p. N.
Saturday 3rt of Ninth Mcnt1.
Prayer and Praise meeting, 7.9g to
=: IS a. m.
Tearly meeting for business, GCfiICg
fionaf work, etc, 800 D. M
Yearly meeting for business, reports
of committees and unfinished business
zoo D.. m.
Devotional meeting, T"3G D.. M.
Sunday 4ttf of intir Mdntii.
Meetings for Worship. 10 a. M. Zoo
IN M. and T:00 D. M
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
NoftcE.

VNNOBA " NBIINIF.
Il 10 An Whom IL May Concern.
You are hereby notified that there il
now on file IN the office Of the Clerk OF
The Distriet Court OF Iowa, In and fef
Mahaska County, an instrument ia
writing, paFpeFting 10 be the Last viii
and Testament OF VIM, J., Patterson, late
of said county, deceased, and that the
4th aaS of ueteber 1910, has been SIZED
for the probate Of said will, Al which
time you can appear at the court h8Ase
In said county and show eaAFe, II any
there be, why said viii should not be
admitted 10 probate.
In witness Whereof, have hefeahse
set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
court at OskalooAa, lewa, THE gstd day
OF August, 1910.
bws L, b. Ceflett, Clerk.