The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

1.-THE Penn team, but rain prevented
I They had nice visit.
II Newton Record: Charlie West
\ brook = the Oskaloosa Merchant =
came up to Newton last week for 8
short visit with Mrs. Westbrook ant
Imogene. OF course, he will be NOV
ling everyone Of his family down tc
that slow Quaker town, some of these
days. - Hs5.
Eddyville Tribune: The address
flor the high school commencement
this year is to be delivered by Hon
IJohn F. Lacey, of Oskaloosa, so our
Icitizens are assured of something
worth while The commencement
win be held on Thursday evening
May 20, on account of Memorial day
failing on Friday.
| Mrs. Ben Hutton, OF COS Fourth
lavenue West, left last evening fol
lOxford, Neb. There will be a family
father, Jake Tinsley. Mrs Hutton
has not seen her father nor her sister
Mrs. Jennie Dugon, for thirty years.
Mrs. Hutton will bring her father to
lOskaloosa for a visit.
Brighton Enterprise: w. Al White
lhas been down with the rheumatism
lagain for several days, but it better
land expects to get up today. His
lsister, Mrs. Bertha Nicola and daugh-
tier Maxine, came down from Oska-
loosa last Friday. Mrs. Nicola Is a
lChiropractic doctor and has been
Igiving him treatment.
| Prof Morris of the Penn College
Faculty has departed for Richmond,
lind, where he will visit for a few
days before starting on to Boston for
a visit. Before Prof. Norris ends up
this summer he will have seen the
European continent. Prof. Norris
will travel and study in Europe and
England this summer before return.
ling to his school duties this fall.
| Eddyville Tribune: Miss Bertha
Werner, who has for some time held
a position as stenographer at Rock.
well City, came home last Saturday
TO spend a months vacation, with
jhomefolks. She went to OskalOosa
Tuesday and from there to Cedar to
! visit her sister, Mrs. James Knott.
Her sister, Miss Catherine Werner,
accompanied her as far as Oskaloosa
and spent the day there transacting
business and visiting friends.
Mrs. ]. C. Hammesfwent to Keokuk
yesterday to Join Mr.. Hammes in a
brief visit with his people there. They
will go to Burlington to-day to attend
the annual Diocean convention of the
Episcopal church in Iowa, Mr.. Ham,
mes being a delegate from st. James
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hoffman,
will also go to Burlington to-day to at
tend the convention. The ladies will
represent St James Guild at the
State meeting of the Woman's Auxil-
Iiary held in connection with the
church convention.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Neya
England, of Bluff Creek, who is at
tending Penn College at Oskaloosa,
lis still in considerable demand as a
reader. She was recently called up
on to give reading at an open meet
ling of the Woman's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society of the Friends church
which was held at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. w. E. Berry, in Oskaloosa.
The Herald refers to her reading as
la splendid one. A few days previous
she gave reading at the Penn Col
lege School of Commerce. Miss Eng.
land is one of Bluff Creeks talented
young ladies', the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. England.
Marshalltown Times Republican
District Car Foreman Z. e. Turney,
of the NJ. & st. l.. has resigned and
Division Master Mechanic W. E. Ley
den has been notified that G. w. Sci
del, superintendent of motive power
land rolling stock, has appointed
Mr.. Welch, from the Rock Island, to
succeed Mr.. Turney. The advice
received at the master mechanics Of
fee from Mr. Seidel is that Mr. WEIGH
will be here TO take charge next
Monday. Ii is not known here where
Mr.. WEIGH comes from, but it is pre-
Isumed II Is Silvis, Ill. Further than
that the division headquarters has no
information regarding the appointee.
--.. (From Mondays DanyJ
M. Monts went TO Ottumwa this
morning on business.
Dallas Edmundson spent Sunday in
Des MOines with friends.
AL Smith has returned home after
a weeks visit in Chicago.
s. d. Willard, of Grinnell, was in
the city Saturday on business.
F. r.. Belts, of Hedrick, was bust
ness caller in the city Saturday. ~.
Mrs. w. S. Doyle, OF Fremont. spent
saturday in the city with friends.
Mrs. C. H. Scanlon was in Sears
boro visiting relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. c. b. Lillis, Of New Sharon,
was in the city Saturday on business.
Attorney l.. T. Shangle went to Sig
Quincy this morning on legal bnsi-
mess.
ID. II. Riley, OF Ottumwa, was in the
city Saturday attending to business
lmatters.
Mrs. E. l.. Patterson has gone to
Keokuk to visit friends and relatives
for a rev days.
NJ. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jenkins went
Ito Ewart, Iowa, for visit over Sun
lday with relatives.
A. s. Cunningham has returned
home after an extended visit In chi.
cago and Minneapolis.
Mrs. s. s. Gilmore has returned to
her home in Eddyyille after brief
visit with local friends.
Miss Hattie Griffin has gone to