The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-06-19
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Ewing L0fiand has returned nom
from Wisconsin university where HI
went to school the past year.
New Sharon Star: Miss Fern Bro
erman of Oskaloosa visited at the Z
II. Woodward home last week.
Mrs. j. r. Lemon, of Lacine, Kan
sas, is in town visiting with hel
nieces, Mrs. L, T. Shangle and Mrs
j. r. Colville.
w. r. Harley district passenger
agent for the 500 Line with offices
in Des Moines, was in the city yes
terday on business.
New Sharon Star: Miss Rilla Mas
tiers of Oskaloosa and Adolph Bloom
of Lincoln, ILL.,. visit last week at the
Is. F.. Stonehocker home.
Henderson Andrews, of Ollie, re-
turned home Friday to spend the sum
mer vacation after attending Penn
college the past school year.
Mrs. NJ. A. Whitmer, of Fremont
who has been attending the Holiness
camp meetings for the past three
days, returned home Friday.
Matt McCarty, former chief of po-
lice, is at the Oskaloosa hospital and
is said TO be in a critical condition
following a recent surgical operation.
Miss Charlotte Rosenberger, who
has been attending Penn college for
the past year, returned home TO Mus
catine Friday 10 spend the summer
vacation.
Ferd II. Bates, of 514 North A
street; who was called home for the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. G. l.. Whit
aker, returned to his work in Des
Moines yesterday.
Miss Grace Votsw, of Fremont, re-
turned home yesterday after attend,
ing the Penn college commencement
exercises for the past three days.
Miss Votaw was member OF the
class of 1912.
Delta Press: Fred Burroughs went
TO Oskaloosa Monday. He is paint
ing Dwight Beman's feed barn there,
and says there are about 10000
square feet to cover. He will proba-
bly, be there all this week.
George Power, VINO has been en-
gagged with the c. o. Stringfellow
barber shop, has gone to Davenport
10 take up work in kiropractic. His
place in the shop has been supplied
with Pearl Minor former empioye
of the place.
Miss Dorothy Dalrymple, of Fargo,
North Dakota, arrived in town this
morning to be a guest of her friend,
Miss Mary Sewers. Miss Dalrym-
pie is the daughter of one OF the
largest land owners and most extern
sive farmers of the Dakotas.
John Gallagher, a bright Oskaloosa
boy, has just completed his four
years course of study at st. Am
brose college in Davenport and has
graduated with honors. He has re-
turned to Oskaloosa for the present
and may locate here permanently.
Sigourney Review: Bob Van Meter
and Chas. White drove over to Oska-
loosa Monday afternoon, each looking
for workmen. Mr.. Van Meter wanted
more nasons for the work of building
the addition TO the light plant build
ing and Mr.. White wanted a barber
for the third chair in the barber shop.
Both were successful in getting men.
William d. Capel, an old time Oska-
loosa boy, who was summoned to
Oskaloosa by the death and funeral
of his brother, the late Charles Ca
pei, will remain in town until next
week visiting with old time friends.
Mrs. Capel and their son, Compton,
accompanied Mr.. Capel to the city.
win has a responsible position as
travelling auditor in the accounting
department of the l.. & n. Railway
system and makes his headquarters
al Louisville, Ky.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
+. NJ. McGlumphy Of Oskaloosa had
the novel experience of taking two OF
his own cousins prisoners of war at
Lewisburg, Va. I'VE had been Skin
mishing there and made a charge"
said McGlumphy, when We rounded
up 200 or 300 rebs. Ii was late in
the afternoon and did not recognize
any of them at the time. On the fol-
lowing morning ! was riding past the
pen where the men were and one OF
them called me- | was naturally in
teFested and wheeling my horse rode
up TO the fence. They had two OF
my cousins In the pen. They were
James and Will Lewis. One Of the
boys died from his wounds wuile in
prison The other boy was exchang-
ed and was killed in battle later. We
all lived near the Pennsylvania and
West Virginia border. In fact, lats
of my neighbors were in the rebel
army. | came from Pennsylvania,
although enlisted In the First Vir-
ginia cavalry. tried to enlist in
Pennsylvania with number OF
neighbors, but the Pennsylvania reg
iments happened TO be full al the
time Virginia was calling for
troops, so we went across the line
and enlisted in the cavalry"
g. b. Offerman, Of South Omaha.
the contractor who has charge Of the
sewer work in Oskaloosa this sum-
mer is in the city attending TO bust
ness matters.
Two members of the Mahaska Mo
torcycle Club, X. f. Fairbrother and
August II. Gottschlick, went to Des
Moines this morning on their Twin
Indian Motorcycles.
Mrs. G. Mckay and little daugh.
ters, Agnes and Katherine, and son
John departed this morning for Day-
enport where they will visit at the
NJ. McConnly home.
Prof. Francis Arnold, music direc-
tor OF the National Kindergarten Col
Iege, Chicago, and mother, Mrs.