The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-07
PERSONAL
tFrom Mondays Daily)

held services in the church at Coal
field Sunday.
Miss Anna Spann, of University
Park. was in Lockman over Sunday,
where she held services.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Halle
Hirst. 1920 North Court street, is Wis
iting friends in Oskaloosa.
Eda Perry returned this morning TO
her school duties at New Sharon af-
ter a visit over Sunday in the city.
Blanche I.ytle was an over Sunday
visitor in the city. She returned this
morning to her school work at New
Sharon. s..
Misses NJ. J. Nelson and Sarah Mel
son returned this morning to their
home near the city after spending the
winter in California.
Miss Vivian Webb, formerly of Os-
kaloosa. now of Albert Lea, arrived
in the city Saturday afternoon for
few days visit with friends.
Miss Bertha Johnson returned this
morning TO her home in Marshalltown.
She Was called to the city by the
death of her uncle, II. E. Smith.
Mrs. S. J. Johnson, OF Marshalltown,
was a passenger this morning for Wat
erville, Mimi. accompanying the re-
mains of her brother, H. e. Smith, Of
this city.
Miss Lucy Gross, Of Truro. passed
through the city Saturday enroute to
Keswick where she will visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Shipman left
this morning for Sully after visit
in this city a. the Sage. home. They
are removing from Columbus June.
ton to Sully.
Jas. Wymore, Jf.., was a passenger
this morning for his home at Albert
Lea after spending few days in the
city at the home OF his uncle. A. Wy
more. He stopped in the city on his
way home from Kansas City, where
he has been employed.
ssa. Emma Miller departed Satur-
day evening for her home at Fort
Madison after spending few days in
the city visiting at the home of her
brother, John " Miller. Mrs. P. NJ.
Miller who is visiting her son John,
will remain a week longer before re-
turning home.
Fremont Gazette:The Penn College
Glee Club Of Oskaloosa appeared at
the Baptist, church fheTe Thursday ev-
ening and. were greeted with a pack
ed house. The part of the program
the Fremont people were most inter-
ested in was the readings OF Mss
Grace Votaw, who appears regularly
with he club. Miss Votaw is Cedar
township product, born and reared a
mile west OF town, a graduate OF the
Fremont high school, and a young
lady loved and esteemed by everyone
o. her acquaintances. Miss Votaw's
appearance on the platform was the
signal for a spontaneous outburst of
applause which she gracefully recog-
nized. Miss Votaw's culture is OF the
highest order, her manner quiet and
genLeel, her gestures. graceful and
timed, her Interpretation of the
pieces faultiess. her rendition excel
Lent and her pleasing personality adds
greatly to her success. She did not
disapDoint her friends here who pre-
dict lor her most brilliant future.
From Algona comes the following
concerning Il former Mahaska county
bog. W. B. QuartOn was reared in
the Fremont neighborhood, studied
law in OsSaioosa. married an Oska-
lOoSa girl-Mi3s Ella Reasor-remov-
ed to Algona and in the vernacular OF
the day made good" or him cor
respondent writes. 'Ex-Judge Quar-
ton has been invited by one OF the
large lyceum bureaus to enter chau-
tauqua work and especially to pre-.
pare two lectures on agricultural top
les. 1t is not known whether ne will
accept. During many ears the Judge
has taken a deep interest in agricul-
tural matters Through all the four
teen years he was on the bench, and
ever since, he has maintained farm
OF his own near the city and he is a
prominent breeder OF dairy cattle. He
has been a lifelong student OF ami
NAL husbandry and horticulture. or
late years he has accepted invitations
to address meetings OF farmers and
dairymen IN this and surrounding
counties. aud even IN other states.
He is an original and effective speak
er. and his success has been such
thar he is now being urged TO make
business OF it, sl
Df aud Mrs. g.. r. Parker wen, TO
Anies 'ast evening. called there By
the sudden death OF an uncic. Dr.
MeWIlIiams. prominent physician Of
that city.
General Manager w. O. Bierd OF the
Iowa central returned to Minneapolis
Saturday afternoon after being in the
city several days looking after rail-
road matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin G. McWii-
liams are now located al 5e3 r ave
nue. west They announce that they