The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-08

Max, daughter Miss Alice, No. 40
! First avenue east, and daughter, Mr.
Ed Carter and her daughter, Mis-
] Laura, of FIT. Dodge, who are visitin
In the city, were entertained at dir
ner Sunday at the r. B,Morgan home
j No. 1921 South F street.
i G.. p. Spratt was passenger Sur
day evening over the Rock Island TO
his farms near Yates Center, Kansas
Two barns on the farms. containing
many tons of hay. were destroyed b,
fire and Mr. Spratt goes to make al
Investigation and to supervise tn,
erection of new buildings.
Mrs. Sarah Slemmops of this city
and her sister, Mrs. Matte Drake, o
Denver, who has spent the summer
here with relatives, departed yester
day for Des Moines, where they viii
visit at the home of Mrs. Slemmons
son, E. ]. Wilson. From Des Moines
Mrs. Drake will return to her home
in Denver.
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Ger Bunker, Daddy" as everybody
here delights to call him, for he is
like good daddy to all, left for a
two weeks trip to Oskaloosa Thurs
day morning. This is Mr.. Bunker's
annual vacation and we sincerely
hope he will thoroughly enjoy it, ev-
cry hour of it, in fact.
r.. Williams, the Herald correspond
ent from Olivet, was in town today
on his way home from Abba, where
he attended the Labor Day celebra
ton. He estimated that at least 49,
900 people were there from the vari
Gus parts of the state and says it was
the most orderly crowd he ever saw,
The visitors also were well cared for
by the Abba people.
Miss Lillian F. Hathaway, of Wash
ington, d. c., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs A. f.. N. Hambleton, at CAB North
A street. Miss Hathaway is stenog-
rapher in the Division of Appoint
ments of U. S. Treasury Department,
occupying that position for a number
George Washington university, being
4 member of the class of 1910 and
having completed her course while
filling her government position.
Miss Margaret Donnelly, of South
B street, left here last Tuesday even
ng for Pueblo, Colo, to become the
bride of Carl W. Finley, who lived at
I04 South Third street. Word was
'eceived that the train was in a
small wreck and the young couple
we're obliged to be married Sept. l
instead of Aug. 81. Both the bride
md groom were born in Mahaska
county and have many friends who
wish them the. heartiest congratula-
ions.
]. w. Wilson, wife and daughter |
seulah and Mrs. Mark Thompson and |
title daughter drove over from What |
Jheer in Mr.. Wilson's car Saturday |
morning to spend the day at the Ady |
dcFarlan home on North Fourth !
treet. Mrs. Thompson is a sister and |
frs. Wilson is a cousin of Mr.. McFar- |
an. Mrs. Elmer Barrows and son |
Billy" accompanied them home in |
he evening for a ten days visit with |
riends and relatives at her old home |
q What Cheer
H. III. Van Benthuysen, superintend- |
mt of schools at Tracy, was in town |
aturday making preparations for the |
pening of his work Monday. The |
'racy schools under the management |
( Mr.. Van Benthuysen have had re- |
1arkable success and they show re- |
ults. No less than four of the pu- |
ills who were in school last season |
re teaching this year and no less |
han nineteen of the graduates in five |
ears are now enrolled as teachers |
his is a remarkable showing for a |
chool the size Of that of Tracy, and |
is most likely a record that can be |
qualled nowhere else in the state. |
The Kentucky Red Man, official or
an of the order in Kentucky, pub |
shed at Louisville, presented a large !
Ut VI ShtSL huudohu Will tnc IOllO"- !
lg legend: Past Sachem Geo. w. |
has returned from a ten
un's visit to the home of his early |
Oskaloosa, Iowa. He |
rought fine picture of Chief Ma
aska back with him-the same |
'hich is printed in this issue of the !
kentucky Red Man, The statue, in
luding the granite base upon which |
stands, is fifteen feet high and is
work of art. Mahaska Day is an
nnual event in Oskaloosa, Iowa"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Calame, resi-
ents of Oskaloosa for three years,
ave gone to make their home in Des
loines, where Mr.. Calame has accept
d an advantageous offer with the
oseph & Sons Manufacturing Jewel
v establishment. MIR. Calame is a
Goldsmith OF exceptional ability and
man well versed in jewels and the
rtistic handling Of gems. He can
make anything in the line OF working \
he precious metals and as designer
Il medals, pins, charms and the like
lie took high rank. Mr. and Mrs. Ca
anne we're pleasant people socially, !
md made many friends during their
residence in the city. They will be
missed among friends and associates !
Iyor Rees, vocal soloist, and Kick"