The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
PERSONAL
(From saturday,s paily.l

via the Burlington for her old HON
at Akron. Colo. to spend the summe
with sons Roy and Ray Her healt
has been on the decline for nearly
year and she hopes to be benefitte
by the visit.
Albert MendenhaIl after fey
months of sickness and confinement
% his home 4l6 Fifth avenue west i
able 10 be our OF doors and be driver
about town. He is gaining strength
slowly after a severe nervous collaps,
and viii be unable to attend to bust
ness affairs yet for number o
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cause, who liv,
near Lynnville, la. have started oil
their trip TO the West to visit friends
and relatives, by the way of Kansa.
City. They made short stop in Os
kaloosa to visit their daughter, Mrs
W. B. Hathaway They will be al
the Yearly Meeting the 9Th of July
AZ New Bring, Oregon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hetheringtou
and daughter Miss Verda, were pas
sengers this morning over the Rock
island for an extended pleasure trip
through Nebraska and Kansas. Their
first stop will be at Omaha where
they will visit with friends. going from
there to Lincoln, Havelock. Superior
and many other cities of that state.
j. G. Sellers is in receipts of a let.
ter from his son James saying Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Spencer and daughter.
Mrs. Sherman, were in London and
had dinner with them yesterday and
spent the day Mr.. and Mrs. Brink
hoff, Helen and myself are dining
with them tonight at the Metropolitan
Hotel They expect TO sail for New
York next week. This letter was dat,
ed May 2, 1910.
Thos. H. Sewers arrived home last
evening from a business trip to An.
cho. New Mexico. He left Harry E.
Davis and Prof. w. L. Mclaughlin
there and they win remain several
DAYS to look after proposition that
promises much to a recently organ.
lied company OF 0skaloosa people
There are large quantities OF gold in
the sand in that region which no ma
chinery yet perfected has handled
satisfactory. II is thought one of the
Mclaughlin separators will do the
work. aud if it will oskaloosa will
become the center of new industry
Of considerable proportions.
Miss Stella Ramsay, a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ramsay. No
SIS A Ave. East, graduated with hon
ors from the musical department OF
Drake University yesterday. The
voting lady has been studying at the
school a number OF seasons and her
work has received notice and praise
from well-know critics. The recital
az the Conservatory of Music, Drake
University. Des Moines, held Friday
afternoon was big affair and attend.
ed by The best musicians of Iowa
Miss Ramsay was twice on the pro
gram with +startide, a difficult com
position by Piccolamini; a lullaby.
Hush Thee, Ny Baby" by Henschel,
Songs My Mother Taught" by Dow.
rak, and Dreamy Days" by Ashford.
William Taylor, of Hamilton. is
visiting his son, Joe Taylor for few
DAYS. Mr.. Taylor is possibly the old.
est in the country. He went to work
oas service in Iowa and one of the old
cst in the countrq. Hewent 10 work
III ihe mines Of England when a lad
OF only eight years and for sixty-two
years he has followed the occupation
re has derived therefrom a livelihood
ard much of pleasure as well as hard
work. Mr.. TAYLOR has now retired
from active work and lives with his
good wife on small farm in Marion
county that gives them occupation
and snstenanee and makes happy
home for the return OF sons and
daughters. Mr.. Taylor is something
81 politician and has keen interest
IA current events. both local and ma
tional. He has been reader OF the
OgkaIoosa Herald for years. He says
he Is at a loss 90 foretell the outcome
or the present tangle Of affairs poll
fically. He does not like the looks OF
some OF the signs Of the times but he
has an abiding faith in the good judg.
lnent Of the majority voice OF the
American voter which can be trusted
20 make due adjustment OF contro-
yersy and existing dinicuhies.
(From Mondays DaiIyJ
Geo. S. Grier, Of Pieasantyiile, spent
sunday at the 7. o. Grier home.
Miss Edith Tabor, OF New Sharon.
visited oskaloosa friends Saturday
Miss wheeIock. Public Librarian.
spent Sunday az her home in Grinnell
Mrs. Thos H. Sewers has arrieved
home from a visit with relatives and
friends in Webster City.
w w Montgomery was called east
Sunday morning on important bust.
ness. RE will return Wednesday.
Mrs s. + Rarnhart and daughter
Nellie wenI to MarshalltAQn satur