The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-28
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Miss Josephine Watland has re
signed her position as stenographer
with the Hanna Manufacturing Co
to take effect today.
Bert Jameson, shipping clerk at the
Hanna Mfg. Co, has resigned his po-
siiion TO take up other work. Bert
Hanna has accepted the position.
r. j. White, of DEBORAH, who was a
delegate TO the Educational Council OF
the Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends,
held at Penn College yesterday, went
10 Atlantic this morning to look after
business matters.
A. r. Styles, principal of the New
Providence Academy, attended the
Educational Council at Penn College
Friday and remained for brief visit
among old-time friends here and rela-
tiyes in New Sharon.
Master Warner White, 1928 North
Third street, counted up yesterday
8nd found he was twelve years old
that day. That evening three or four
Of his boy friends dropped in and
heIped him enjoy the occasion.
Hon. w. S. Kenworthy was pas
eeBger this morning via the Rock Is
land for Washington, d. c., Phiiadel-
pbia and New York City. Mr.. Ken.
worthy will be absent from the city
for about ten days, looking after bust
ness matters in the above named cit
les.
Hon LATE Young, ST., of Des MOines,
who is TO address the Oskaloosa Com
mercial Club al the annual banquet,
viii arrive in the city next THURSDAY
morning. Arrangements have been
made for him to be at Penn college
chapel to address the students. He
will also speak to the pupils or the
High school in the Assembly Hall He
will tell the High school folkc about
the Panama canal.
o. e. Dickson and Luther V. Car
ter. both of whom were connected
with the 0skaloosa schools as princi-
pals, came to attend the Educational
Council at Penn College on Friday,
Both have given up the schooihoOm
for the farm, Mr. Carter being To- |
Gated at New Providence and Mr..
Dickson at Thorntown, Indiana. and
both say that farming beats school
teaching all TO smash, both for health |
and returns. Mr.. Dickson's mother
and his sister. Mrs. Flora Laudeman,
came from Lees Summit, Mo-. and
fwo of his children, LLOYD and Ruby,
accompanied him. So they enjoyed
quite a family reunion here.
(From Mondays DailyJ !
Mrs. w. r. Lacey has gone TO Cleve- ,
land, Ohio, for an extended visit al
inc home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett |
Heeson.
Mrs. Fred Blattner and daughter |
Helen and Miss Grace COgswell have |
returned from a visit with friends in |
0ttumwa.
Mrs. Frank Harbour and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Smith, went TO Abba Satur-
day to spend a few days with relatives |
and friends.
Misses Pearle Snider and Hattie |
Steen went TO Bussey Saturday even !
ing to attend a house party at the |
Mcconnell home.
Susie Meppelink returned this morn
ing TO her home at Sully after visit |
IL the city at the home OF her sister, |
Mrs. A. Van lie,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gibson, ST., and |
daughter Mary, of Sherrard, ILL.,, are
IN the city visiting at the home OF |
their son, VIM. Gibson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Smith and chill |
dren, Helen, Melvin and Carroll, OF |
Rose Hill, were in the city Saturday |
looking after business matters.
Miss Bertha and Geo. Sardan re- |
turned Saturday to their home at !
Clinton after visiting in the city as |
guests of the c. f. Lohand home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Herweh, OF Rose
Hill, have returned TO their home al |
ter attending the funeral OF their |
grandfather, Peter Herweh. at Percy. |
Iowa -.
Miss Annette Newcomer, state or |
ganizer OF the G. w. Il. NJ, of Des |
Moines, spent Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. ED Taylor, west of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Monroe went
70 Deeorah. rlsga. ppa. morning for
a weeks gisit ssrtpe home, q their
daughter, Ars. IAeodpre Bailey. They
VIII also visit with friends al Cedar
Tapids.