The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-01-05

try Club opening. Elks play thu
Lemon Pickers, scored big success.
May 24--Work on Mausoleum start
ed.
May 25-Announcement of republi
can judicial convention to be held
in Oskaloosa July IL. Mrs. Ardena
Oller dropped dead.
May 26-Robinson's circus in town
| May 27-Fifteenth anniversary
banquet of Oskaloosa Women's. Club
Permanent injunction granted clos
ing the liquor warehouse Of Fred
Blattner. 81 sste
May 28--John Lewis hurt in auto
mobile and bicycle collision.
May 29--Memorial Day exercises
largely attended. Andrews ne"
feed barn opened. So. ..-.a,.
May 13-Sixteen deaths reported
in county, compared with twenty-one
for May, 1909.
June.
June City school teachers hold
annual picnic. Nurses graduate from
Abbott Hospital. ...., et
June 2-Opening of Holiness Camp
Meeting. Change in ownership OF
Artificial Ice Plant. gs lis.
June annual exhibition of Eu-
phemian Society of Penn college.
June 4-The street car waiting
room at Penn college burned. Busby
Brothers lease Masonic opera house.
P. e. o. Chapter X celebrates 10th
anniversary. a..... -..~ Co.,.
June metropolitan Carnival ar
rives. o. H. S. Baccalaureate SER
mon by Rev. w. P. Williams. Penn
College Baccalaureate by Pres. A.
Rosenberger. - r,..
June 6-Comemncement exercises
of Penn Academy. High school Jun.
Tors entertain Seniors. Herbert Peck
ham wins Penn Prize Oratorical Con-
test. Womans Club declares for
safe and sane 4th of July.
June Primary election in, pro-
gress. Annual meeting of Oskaloosa
& Buxton Interurban Co. o. H. 5.
class play scores hit. .-. ..,
June so. II. S. Alumni Banquet.
Anderson Cox killed on railway.
June LIBERALIZATION at Penn col.
lege. o. II. 5. commencement.
June 10-City Engineer Bridges
resigns. Excelsior Coal Co. files ar
ticles of Incorporation, with $4,000
capital.
June 11-Forty young people grad
uate from grade schools. Prof. Shaw
expelled from chair in Central Holt
ness university. .s
June 12-Close of Holiness Camp
Meeting. $4,000 raised for Holi-
ness University. Jas. Govrosky bad
ly hurt. ..
June 13-James A. Brown OF Cedar
buys William Burnside residence.
Opening of revival at the Christian
church.
June Arrangements made to
celebrate Fourth 'of July. Six hun
bred dollars paid on base ball debt
as result of Carnival. Annual ban
quet Oskaloosa College Alumni.
June commencement at HOli.
ness University. Announcement of
improvement to Williams Bros. build
ing. w. II. and G. E. Howar an
nounce improvements to their build
ing. Oskaloosa College Commence
ment.
June 16-Miss Perkins resigns
chair in Penn College faculty.
June 17-New Second ward school
building damaged by junk thieves.
June 1S-Plans of new button fac
tory completed.
June 19-Memorial services by
Knights of Pythias and Yeomen.
Union meeting in Methodist church
Federation.
June 20-B. B. Houser elected city
engineer. Summer schools open at
our three colleges.
June 21-Candidates file schedules
of expense accounts with the Auditor.
Meeting of Chautauqua Committees
to prepare for Assembly.
juno 22-Mahaska County Bar AS
ISOLATION selects committee to work
for state meeting in Oskaloosa. u. g.
June 23-Marriage of Miss Hazel
Phillips and Alfred Williams.
June 24-Y. M. C. A. boys return
from camping expedition to Clear
Lake.
June 25--City police officers ap.
pear in new uniforms.
June 26-Thunder and lightning
storm interfered with electric power
circuit
June 26-Mayor issues proclama-
ton forbidding use of large fire.
crackers on July 4.
July 27-The Elks Lodge move
from temporary quarters into re-
modelled home.
June 28--Royal Arcanum Lodge
holds big celebration. Ed Mckinley
wins city golf championship.
June 29--George Colby, a machin.
list, hurt at McCIure's garage. Rob-
ert Parry overcome by heat. Farm
home of T. o. Stewart burned.
June 80 - New hunters license
blanks arrive. Annual picnic and re-
union of Leighton folks.
July.