The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-16
PERSONAL


Donald and Herbert Murphy went
% Guthrie Center. Ia. this morning,
there they will spend a few weeks
visiting at the Elmer Cox home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill have return.
\ Id from a, visit in Des Moines. They
went to Cedar this morning to visit
with Mrs. Hills parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Jasper Warner.
Miss Flora Cannaday, one of the
teaching corps Of the Oskalcosa
schools, has left for her home in Yer
million Grove, where she expects to
spend the summer vacation.
Richland Clarion: Jess Smith ac,
companied Leona Groeson as far as
0skaioosa, Saturday night, where she
Joined Wade Trigg, who returned tc
Aberdeen by way of Roscoe. S. d.
Marshalltown Times Republican .
Miss Helen Boggie, of Oskaloosa, ar.
rived in the city this morning for q
visit of two weeks at the homeof Miss
Margerita Lewis and other friends.
Mrs. Alex. Miller, past president OF
Iowa Grand Chapter of p. Il. o., and
sister, Miss Josephine Babcock, botl
of Washington, Iowa, are in the cit,
visiting at the Mrs. Efiie II. Rogers
home on South First street.
Richland Clarion: No. school
closed last Friday with well pre-
pared program rendered to an appre,
ciative audience. The teacher. Miss
Bradley returned TO her home in Os-
kaloosa the same evening.
A. Dwight Davis, No. 415 North a.
street, who has been confined to his
home a number of months suffering
with kidney trouble. has been failirr
rapidly during the week and his con
dition approaches critical stage
s. H. Hull and wife, now of Cincin
natl, are at the parental Dan Ricge!
home, AT North Market street. for 4
short visit. They were called TO the
city at this time by the death of Mr..
Hull's father, the late John f. Hull
Miss Lydia Graham now a resident
of Davenport, bal formerly a most
well known and popular salesIady in
the acknowledgements emporium is
here for few days visisea the home
of her nephew, Evan G. Morgan and
wife. ~s
Miss Eva Roberts and brother. Har
ry Roberts, We're passengers thi:
morning over the Rock Island foi
Chicago. Miss Roberts is returning
to her home in Chicago after being
in attendance at The commencement
exercises of the high school.
OF former well known Oskaloosa
citizen and minister the Des Moincs
Capital says "A. V. Kendrick, of heo-
kuk, is one of the busy veterans al
the encampment. He is a Methodist
minister and presiding elder of the
First Iowa district He is also a
standpatter and the denomination oil
Kennedy pleased him immensely"
Auctioneer J. M. Convey has return.
ed from Cedar Rapids, where he was
in attendance upon the convention OF
the Iowa State Auctioneers Associa-
ton, Mr.. Covey is aglow with en-.
thusiasm over the results obtained.
To a reporter this morning he said
IT was most instructive and inter.
esting meeting, where many of the
best live stock and general auction.
GERS delivered addresses" The OBJ
ject of the association is to elevate
the profession. The public sale bust.
ness Is growing yearly, thousands up
on thousands of dollars worth of prop.
erty passing over the block, and it be.
hooves every auctioneer to better quail.
lily himself to handle these sales.
Messrs. ]. C. Hanna, of the Hanna
Manufacturing Co., Tom Sewers, o.
the Sewers Manufacturing Co, and J
X. Jameson, OF the Interstate Manu-
featuring Co., have returned from
Marshalltown. where they attended
the two days session of the annual
meeting of the Iowa Manufacturers
Association. The gentlemen report
that they had an excellent time and
were treated royalty by the Marshall.
town manufacturers. An elaborate
banquet was served at the Pilgrim
hotel on Thursday evening. The at
tendance at the convention was not
as large as would have been if the
dates of the convention and the dates
of the various college and high school
commencement had not conficted.
The S. w. White family has gone to
Clear Lake for summer outing.
W. H. Dean returned this morning
to his home at Riggsville, H., after
attending the camp meetings.
r. B. Medcalf, OF Winfield. who
was in attendance at the camp meet.
ings, returned to his home this morn
ing.
Miss Florence Rhoads, of Stuart,
Iowa, returned this morning to her
home after attending the camp meet
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. McKain left this