The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19

lG. Sewers. Miss Sewers leaves mex
week for Europe 10 spend the summer
Mrs. John ccwan and daughter
Marguerite returned last eyenin
from Grinnell where they attended tn
; festival. They report splendi,
lime.
Clay Bryant, of Des Moines, a fol-
mer oskaloosa Young man, retnrne
10 his home this morning after visit
ing with friends in this city and Bea
son.
F.. NJ Watson returned TO his HON,
lat Lawtoa, Oklahoma, this morning
via the Rock Island. after spending
a few weeks visiting with friend.
and relatives,
David Eckenbom went to his formel
home at Madrid, Ia. this morning fol
visit with parents and friends. J
T.. Eckenbom, brother of Dave, ac
companied him.
Miss Sarah Ryan and Miss Mary
Kissfck went TO Des Moines today,
where they will join the Iowa delega.
Ifion to the Worlds Sunday school con
gention, which convenes in Washing.
ton, Z. c., this week.
Miss Bessie Steen, who for the past
two wears has been principal of the
Harvey schools, has accepted a po.
sition at Berrian, Michigan, where
she will become member OF the fac
ulty of the f. NJ. C. College as head
of the Art department.
Clyde Cordner, OF Cotner university
at Lincoln, arrived today To represent
Nebraska in the Interstate Prohibi-
ton Oratorical contest to be held at
Central Holiness university Wednes-
day night. Mr. COrdner holds the
state championship of Nebraska.
Mrs. +. L. Morrow, of Abba, had re-
covered sufficiently from her recent
operation, to be removed from the
hospital to the home of her parents,
Nh. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Pugh on Saturday.
Mr.. Morrow came over from Abba to
spend Sunday with his wife and she
returned with him last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. McCabe depart.
ed this morning on two months trip
which will take them into Pennsylva.
mia, Ohio, and New York. where they
will visit among relatives. They go
direct TO Pittsburg, where they will
visit relatives and in returning home
they will go via New York City.
Abba Republican: Sheriff Griffin
vas subpoenaed TO OskalOosa Monday |
where he appeared before !
he Mahaska county grand jury and |
What he knew of the capture of the
horse thieves which he caught last |
week at Unionville. The sheriff took |
With him the guns, knife and other |
articles which he had secured from |
he persons OF the thieves.
(From Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. l.. C. Holtry, of New Sharon.
vas a business caller yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burgett. OF Deep River,
; visiting among relatives and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Neels left this
norning for Lynnyiile where they will
isit with p. Swank
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Hunt and daugh-
Ell, Mrs. A. Ryan, OF Taintor, return
d home yesterday
Mrs. w. p. Adams returned yester-
lay TO her home at New Sharon after
visit here with her son. Clarke Fl.
Adams.
Murle LaRue departed yesterday
.fternon for his home at Waterloo
Ifter a visit here among relatives
nd friends.
Mrs. G. F. StringfellOw, of Ottum-
va. passed through the city yesterday
nroute to Grinnell where she will
'isit relatives.
Mildred Slavata returned to her
!ome at Iowa City after visiting her
lister Miss Jane Slavata, teacher
4 tho High school.
Mrs. ]. w. CRANKY and mother. Mrs.
Iary Burns, went to Marshalltown
his morning where they will visit at
he home of Al CRANKY.
Mrs. ]. Mappelink returned this
morning to her home al Sully after
few days visit in the city at the
IOme OF A. T. Van Zee. II
The Grinnell college base ball team
anne down this morning 10 play with
he Penn college ball team at the
penn campus this afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Woods and brother.
!. W. Barley went to New Sharon
afternoon where they will \
'e guests of the Sam Barley home. 4
Mrs. J. Z. McWilliams was pas.
enger this morning for Aberdeen, S.
J.. where she win file on a claim |
Which she was successful in drawing. 1
Thomas Anderson, OF No. 81 South |
street. who has been in serious con-
ition on account OF an attack of |
cart trouble. is reported in much 4
condition
Mrs. John d. Shannon. of Detroit. !
Itch. who has been visiting the BY
ON Sewers family departed yester
da for Marshalltown where she will 4
'isit at the Soldiers Home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. y. Hambleton |
this morning for Washing !
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