The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-06-26
news FROM NEARBY
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
GATHERED BY WIDE-AWAkE
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS IN
TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
ADAM S.


Ross Allgood and family and Mrs.
z. j. Allgood were recent visitors al
j. I. Allgood's near Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. B. Hanna has returned to
her home after a three weeks visit
in the country with the children.
Stewart Smith and wife are at the
parental |. M. Smith home for the
summer.
Mrs. Chas. Briney was recent
guest at the Harry Hanna home.
Chas. Mattix and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Harley Without, and
attended the Sabbath school conven-
ito.
Mrs. w. A. Hoover and daughter
leila visited Thursday at the Ralph
Allgood home.
Mrs. w. J. Billick was recent
visitor at Holman Lees.
Frank Stacey and daughter, Mrs.
Mildred Saunders were recent visi-
tors at Green Top, Mo.
Misses Ruth and Eleanor Slabaugh,
daughters of Judge Slabaugh, of Oma:
ha, arrived Saturday for ten days
visit with the G, w. France family.
James McLandsborough and family,
Misses Ruth and Eleanor Slabaugh,
Walter France and Lois AlIgood were
Sunday visitors after Sabbath school
at ]. w. Hanna's.
A force of carpenters are at work
on the house at the John Cameron
farm. This house is being built to
replace the one which was destroyed
by fire.
W. J. BilIick is making quite extern
sive improvements on the buildings
at the farm in this township ..'' {.
Harry and Clarence Hanna deliver
ed Eight loads of hogs Monday a.
Ralph Allgood sold two loads of
hogs on Monday.
Frank Ruby is having a new water
system put in at his place.
e. 4. Hanna is. remodeling his
scales.
James Natter and Arthur Cameron
each have new two-row corn cult
vators.
Mrs. James Natter was a recent
caller at J. N. Allgood's.
Misses Esther and Lena Ruby had
a narrow escape Sunday while on
their way to the Sabbath school con-
yetion a wheel came off and down
and the horse became frightened and
kicked dragging the buggy some
distance. Inc girls we're pretty bad
ly bruised, but consider themselves
quite fortunate in not being seriously
injured
A. w. and Wesley Ruby were called
to Kansas by the serious illness OF
J. +. Ruby, their brother, who, had
suffered the second stroke OF appo-
pIexy. s.H
The Sabbath school convention
was success in regard to weather.,
attendance and speakers all present,
as well as those furnishing the must
cal part of the program. The follow
is the program as it, was carried out:
Song-Congregation..
Inyocation-Mrs. Harry Hanna.
Scripture Reading-E. H, Dilley.
Secretary's Report.
Music-Lacey Cleaners. 9: .~. -:
Address-"Moral Influence of the
S. S. DR.. J. A. Spyker. - H."
Solo Glad Summer" Evelyn
Smith.
Appointment of Committees.
Paper THE Importance of Chill
dren Forming Church-going Habits"
Mrs. J. N. Allgood.
Mandolin Solo-Helen Hanna.
Address to Boys-E. E. Masteller.
Solo-Mrs. Cnas. Victor.
Address Our Attitude Toward
the s. s." Homer Hull.
Collection.
Report OF Committee.
Address-"What Next l.. E. Cor
lett.
Music-Lacey Cleaners.
Benediction.
Mark Eveland was a recent visitor
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ralph Allgood and son William
visited at G. E. Hanna's Sunday.
Centenary Aid Society will meet
with Mrs Nettie France July 10.
June "a. PANSY.