The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-28
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President J, I'm y. Nhi,e, bf tn
Iowa Mine Workers. came down from
Des Moines and the session of the
scale committee for an over.Sunday
rest at his home in this city.
Will Davis who has been at New
Orleans at the Shriner's meet and the
south for a visit OF several weeks du.
ration has. returned home and reports
an interesting and pleasant trip.
John Reid returned Monday norm
ing to his school, duties at Highland
Park College. Des Moines, after Wis
iting in the city at the, home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Reid.
Swain Hopes and son Howard, AID
Bedillon, C. F.. Howar, Jr. and Beryl
Blair went to Chicago last evening via
the Burlington and the new Abba
connection leaving the city at $50.
Milo Stevens departed Saturday
for Minot, North Dakota, to care for
business interests. He will likely
remain in that city during the sea
son, having disposed of local interests.
Mrs. Harry Holmes and children
were passengers Sunday evening Via
Iowa Central for Wagner, Okla,
where they will join Mr. Holmes.
They will make their home in that
state.
Rudolph Hitler has received mes
sage from his son Ray who has been
making worlds tour with the XII
ties band that he will arrive at his
home in OskaloOsa in about two
weeks.
Fred Demick, of What Cheer, is in
the city on account of the illness OF
his sister, Miss Florence Demick, OF
the Hotel Lacey. The young lady isl
reported much better today and will
soon be able to resume her duties.
Edward ]. Beguhn, who has been
nachinist at the Hanna Manufacture
ing Co. for the past year, goes to
Chicago where he will enter upon the
discharge of a two years contract as
travelling representative OF large
machinery company.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Kinsey returned home Monday
morning after a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Kinsey has been to New Orleans,
Louisiana, and Mrs. Kinsey has been
visiting relatives in OskalOosa and
Eldon during his absence.
Chas. Johnson, travelling salesman
for the Hanna Manufacturing Co. was
passenger yesterday afternoon for
a trip throughout the north in the
interest of the firm. Mr.. JOhnsons
first stop will be at Mason City, from
where he will go to Albert Lea and
st. Paul.
Mrs. Walter Williams, who has been
visiting at the parental John Ryan
home, east of the city, was passen'
ger over the c. B. & Q. this morning
for Lead City, South Dakota, where
she will make her future home. Mr..
williams was called there several
weeks ago to look after their new
home and to attend to business AT
fairs.
Rev. J. Willard DeYoe. formerly
pastor of the NJ. f. church at Lacey,
has sent announcements of the Com
mencemenj exercises of the class OF
1910, Garrett Biblical Institute, Evans
ton. Illinois, May IS, to local friends
he being a member Of this class. lie
- pastor Of church in Chicago and
has transferred his membership TO the
Rock River conference, where his
chances for advancement will OF
course he bitter.
r. o. Hutchins has received word
that his granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Sykes, was burned to death in a tre
that destroyed her mothers hotel at
Meadow, S. d. Miss Sykes former
~ lived at OskalOOsa staying with
her grand parents and attending
school at the Oskaloosa college. She
is the youngest sister of Gertrude
and Grace Sykes for many years
operators for the Home Telephone
company. No particulars Of the trag-
edy have been received.
capt. W. III. hedtlnS IL uuCu
bruised and battered person as re-
suit of hard fall he received Sun
day at the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Heating being one of the ushers
at the church, was assisting in taking
the morning collection when, sudden
ly feeling i'll, he passed from the main
room into the hall. He remembers
that things began to look dark after
he passed into the hall, but recOllects
nothing until he was picked up. He
fell directly down the stairs leading
to the auditorium and was knocked
unconscious Leon McFerran was
the first to reach the Captain, and the
other ushers soon arrived and aided in
caring for him. The fall was very
hard one and the Captains shoulder
and back is severely wrenched. His
right eye is black and he is bruised
all over. Mr.. Heating states that he
has received many falls in his life.
but the one OF Sunday was the hard.
est he has ever experienced. +.
/. c. Bolton sends the Herald al
copy of a program gotten out by the
Elks of Mr.. Bottoms town by adap.
ion, Missoula. Montana. In a note
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