The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-14


! ale coming in SO rapidly that th
Iiittle factory has more than II can d
being behind In orders at this time
More room is necessity before Ions
In an article in Sundays Registe
and Leader written by some one VIII
is we'll posted, the Influence OF low,
Women In the West is wildly told
Among the four pictures which illus
trste the article is one of Mrs. +. N
Sheppard, formerly Of this city AMI
lone of the first members of the Oska
II oosa; Hospital. Association The writ
Ter says, .gIp all the successful worl
tof the Idaho Falls Village Improve
lanent society, its Iona women mem
bers have always been moving spirits
For the past seven years the presi
1dent has been Mrs. A. l.. Campbell
formerly Maude Brookfield of Audi
bon, la, and a resident of Des Moines
for eleven years before going to Idaho
Falls Much of the success of the
society is accredited to her enthusi
asm, yigor. tact and business ability
Mrs. f. NJ. Sheppard, for many years
resident of Oskaloosa, is the very
active chairman of the hospital board
The two members on the board OF ed
ucation at present are Mrs. Bert Mill
formerly Miss Susan Castle of Cor,
rectionville, Ia, and Mrs. ID. G. Plat
formerly Miss Eta McLane of Sac
City. and resident of -Des Moines for
severaE years before going to Idaho.
Both of these women are also on the
executive board OF the Village I'm.
provement society. Mrs Mill was
largely influential in founding the
town library and Mrs. Plat in secur-
ing free delivery Of mails"
(From Mondays DailyD - -.
NJ. C. Lemley, of Cashmere, Wash,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
and will join his wife in visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. C. w. McCord, of Marshalltown,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
for a visit with her husband, Rev, G.
w. MeCord, of the Christian church.
Miss Francine Harrington went to
Des Moines this morning for a visit
with friends and also to attend large
musical fest to be held there this
week.
Miss Faye ShoemaKe returned Sat
urday evening to her home in this
city after a visit OF few days in Mar
shalltown at the home of Miss Cleo
patra Oppice.
Camuto Farinas, OF the Philippine
Islands, who spoke at the boys meet
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A., returned this
to Des Moines where he is
attending Drake university.
Misses Edith Jones, Elva Jackson
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vannest, OF
University Park. went to Bethel Satur-
lay evenln where they conducted ser.
vices in the church at that place Sun.
lay.
Mrs. J. o. McCurdy returned Satur-
Ia yeyening to her home near Rose
Hill. She has been under the physi
clans care in this city for about
three weeks and is somewhat inn
proved.
Miss Hattie Gwinn, OF Eddyville de
Jarted Saturday evening via the Iowa
CENTRAL for Twin Falls, Idaho. on a
business and pleasure trip.
She is thinking some Of locating on
/ claim.
Harry McKanna. OF the Ottumwa
COURIER reportorial staff. was in town
visiting his mother. Mrs.
Nary McKanna, at the home place No.
307 A avenue west, and calling on
Tiends and acquaintances.
Misses Grace and Mabel Quick re-
urned to their school duties at Eddy
lille this morning after spending a
ew days of the spring vacation visit
ng with their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chef Quick, of this city.
Harry Blair, son of Mr.. and Mrs.O
;ar Blair. OF Rural No. 3. Oskaloosa.
who submitted to an operation for ap-
JeUulClLlS dUOub Two VEGAS aSUr ID
getting along splendidly. and is feel
ng better now than he has for a long
ime. The case was serious one.
is a rupture had taken place before
he operation was performed.
Miss Anna Erickson of Eldon,, and
Miss Jessie Williams of Buxton, who
lave been guests at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Long, No. SOC South Market
street. returned to their homes this
afternoon. Miss Erickson is vocal.
st OF acknowledged ability and she
pleased many hearers at the Central
NJ. E. church Sunday evening. .
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Rev. Eugene Allen went to Agency.
la, this morning, where he will de-
liver lecture this evening.
Mrs. r. C. Clegg departed this morn
ng for Marshaltowu where she will
Ook after business matters.
Mrs. VIM. Hamm went to Waterloo
his morning. She has been visiting
IN the city at the Z. w. Martin home.
w. H. II. Ansbury, superintendent
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