The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-08

coast ana Victoria, where a stop {
}. several days was made. They traye
: ed down the coast, touching at In
J. portant points and sojourned at La
d Angeles with Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. G. "
!. Carr and the Carr baby and they sa'
there hosts of former Oskaioosa pei
ple. They returned home via tn
. Southern Pacific and Kansas City.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCagg and chill
dren were passengers Monday morn
ing over the Rock Island for visi
with friends in Chicago.
AL Beeman, corner 18th avenue ana
street, has accepted a position al
driver on one of the Underwood Can
dy Co.'S delivery wagons.
Mrs. E. X. Taylor. Mrs. Fred j
Jarvis and Mrs. Chas. Garner went tc
Centeryille Monday morning to attend
the southeastern Christian convention
Tom Hagan, of Des Moines, return.
ed to his home Monday morning after
looking after business matters in this
city and visiting with his brother, J.
Mace Hagan. ..
Ray Cadwallader was a passenger
Monday morning over the Rock Isl.
and for Quincy, ILL.,, where he will at.
tend the fall term of the Gem City
Business college.
Bob Bowman, who in years past
helped the Iowa Brigade band to win
much of its fame, is in the city for
several days, seeing the boys and re-
counting old times.
Mrs. Mary Southwick, who has been
absent from the city for the past
two months stopping in Chicago and
other eastern places, has returned to
her home in this city.
Edwin Perry, national secretary
treasurer of the United Mine Workers
of America, came home from his head
quarters in Indianapolis Saturday ev-
ening for Labor Day vacation.
Miss Evelyn Baugh has returned to
her duties as stenographer in the Of
fee of L. E. Corlett, clerk of the dis
trict court, after taking her summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sherman were
passengers this morning via the Rock
Island for a visit with Mr.. SheTman's
grandfather, Geo. C. Bobbitt lat Camp
Point, Ill.
Miss Grace Duboc, who has accept
ed a position as teacher in the schools
of Missouri Valley, in Harrison coun-
ty, has gone to take up the duties !
of the place. /
BurI Aber, of Kansas City, Mo-, is |
visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs. |
R. A. Kent. Mr. Aber is a Mahaska |
county boy but has been away for
about ten years.
Mrs. S. b. Jones was a passenger |
this morning for Des Moines where
she will attend the convention of the |
Pythian Sisters and also visit her
son, G. G. Brown.
Mrs. s. A. Hendryx and Miss Lillian
Thomas have returned to their homes
n this city after enjoying most en-
oyable ten days outing at Lake Oko-
1oji in Wisconsin.
DIR. II. II. Fairall, of Iowa City, stop
ped at the home of Squire o. c. G,
Phillips last night on his way to
oella, where he will attend the Meth
,dist Conference.
Mrs. E. II. Vallandingham. of Rose
Hill, passed through the city this
morning enroute for Des Moines,
where she will attend the Pythian
Sisters convention.
Father William CTosson, of Central
Holiness university, is at Hollow
stone, indiana, at camp meeting OF
he Holiness people and attending to
business affairs for the c. H. U.
Miss Annette Nencomber, Mrs.
laura Garst and Mrs. e. z. Ogburn,
If Des Moines, passed through the
,ity Monday morning, bound for the
Christian convention at Centerville.
Miss Marguerite Hille, who has
been visiting at the home of her
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.True,
No. 807 NJ avenue west, has returned
o her home in Milwaukee to resume
Ter school work.
r. A. Phillips, No. 40S First avenue
,ast, has gone to Lockman. Ia.,where
lie has accepted a position in the
,fices of the Lockman Coal Company.
Mrs. Phillips and children will remain
n Oskaloosa during the winter.
Mrs. G. P. Spratt, No. 1927 South
Park avenue, had the misfortune to
break the bones of her wrist recently
n an accident. A buggy containing
he lady was overturned near little
-avine and in alighting Mrs. Spratt
sustained broken wrist.
Miss Nadine McFall, who has been
he guest of her uncle, Chas. McFall,
the Oskaloosa Chautauqua
md visiting among Oskaloosa friends
and acquaintances, has departed to
her school work at st. Vim
cents Academy at Cape Girardeau,
Missouri.
Guy Hackley, a son OF Thomas
Hackley. was taken to the Oskaloosa
hospital Monday for an operation for
appendicitis. This is the second
time an operation has been required
Tor the trouble, the boy having under