The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-01

with the county committeeman an,
candidates. Mr.. Kendall says h,
thinks the situation in the district il
better for all republicans than it was
!. two years ago and he feels assured o
! larger majority this fall. The can
didates for judges. Judge X. e. win
cockson OF Sigourney, Hon John Il
Talbot OF Brooklyn, and Judge Pres
ton of 0skaloosa, we're also presen,
at the conference.
II tFrom Tuesdays Daily
H Harry ]. Snider has gone to Dixoii,
Ill, where he will spend about ted
days visiting among relatives ana
II friends.
Miss 10 B. Martinsreturned to her
college duties this morning at Cedar
Falls after spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. J N. Martin.
Mrs. John Lichtenheid and daugh.
tiers Margaret and Minnie went to
Unionyille this morning, where they
will visit among relatives and friends.
Miss Edith Dolstrohm, of What
Cheer, passed through the city this
morning en- route home from st. Paul,
Mimi, where she has been visiting
relatives. ..
Roy Yates and George Perry have
returned from two weeks visit al
the lakes and among friends at Al,
bert Lea. They report most enjoy
able time.
c. E. Olsen and wife and Miss Ly.
dia Hull, of University Park, depart
in the near future for Upland, Ind,
where they expect to attend Taylor
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wymer, formerly
of University Park, departed this
morning via Rock Island for Upland, |
Ind, where Mr.. Wymer will attend
Taylor University.
Sutherland Courier: Mrs. Clark, OF |
Oskaloosa, took the train on Monday |
for her home. Her many friends |
have greatly enjoyed meeting her
during the few months she has spent
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Parker
Art Strouse, No. 81 North G. st,
who has been ENJOYING a weeks visit
in Chicago, returned to his home Sun,
day evening. Miss Mildred Watts
who accompanied him, has decided to
stay and take a musical course in the
windy city"
J. w. Murphy, of Murphy, Iowa, was
a passenger this morning for Keokuk,
where he will attend the Iowa confer.
ence of Methodist churches Mr..
Murphy has held the position as Sc
of this conference for the past
twenty-nine years.
r. F. Baker, bridge foreman for the
eastern part of Mahaska county, went
70 Eddyyille this morning where he
IS moving a large iron bridge south
Of Eddyville for the Wapello county
No one in that county
wanted to tackle the job.
Mrs. E.. Terrell, of Kansas, passed
through the city this morning on her
way to Rose Hill. where she will Wis.
{ at the E. j. Warden home. Miss
Clara Warden and Mrs. Terrell just re.
urned from Albert Lea, where they
ave been visiting rlatives.
Prof. B. w. Ayres and family de
'arted last evening over the Rock
sland for Upland, Ind, where Prof. ..
Ayres returns to his former position I,
IS dean of Taylor University. He
Ield this position before coming to
central Holiness University.
Mrs. H. J, Bowen and children, OF
ella, arrived in the city this noon
rom Marshalltown, where they have
cen visiting relatives. They will be
uests of the Chester Amsberry
ONE. $40 Ninth avenue east, the S.
}. Onstine home, 500 Ninth avenue
asst. and the Chas. Brown home. 407
outh B street.
Tom Shockley who is visiting the -
Id stamping ground in Ohio sends !,
he Herald post card giving view
I Home Coming" in Wilmington. l.
lie adds, with undoubtedly no small
egree of pleasure: My old home
own of New Vienna took first prize
esterday in the parade for the
argest delegation and best floats"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Kessler who :
ave been on a visit to the home of :,
lr. Kessler's parents at Rockport, =
ltchison County, Missouri, have re-
lrned to their home in this city.
hey had an enjoyable visit even if
he temperature did get up always.
he old gentleman extends compli