The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-02-20

leave college for the remainder OF
the year. Various games were in
dulged in and an informal good time
was enjoyed. Light refreshments
were served and every one voted the
entertainment such as could only be
found at Freshman blowout "
Frank Janney entertained small
company of his friends at valentine
party at his home, 7O2 A avenue east,
last evening. A variety of games and
other amusements, all in keeping with
the valentine spirit, were INDUCED in
and a very pleasant evening was spent.
Refreshments we're served, the tables
being decorated with red and white
hearts and carnations. Souvenirs of
the occasion in the form of small pen
and ink sketches were distributed,
and every one voted it an unusually
merry evening. Those present were
Lee and Marie Kalbach, Harry Low,
Helen Huntington, Bernice and Lou
Use Bentley, Edna Tnornburg, Art
Baldauf, Art Rosenblatt, Louise Lind
ner, Alice Burnside, Guy Roberts,
Bernice lBaer, Harry Paine and HON.
er Phelps.
Monday.
W. @. Sheppard and son Will went
1 Colfax this morning.
Miss Lille Tice was passenger for
the Chicago millinery markets this
morning.
W. R. Nelson, of Eddyville, was in
town this morning looking after legal
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Slemmons spent
Sunday in Eddyville with friends and
relatives.
Miss Luna Walgamood went to Chi
cago this morning to see what the
spring millinery is to be.
]. H. Pickett is home from Mason |
City. He reports royal good time
among the Elks and s. of VS..
]. B. Bolton and Walter Burrell |
we're passengers for Charlton last |
evening to attend to legal affairs.
Art Jackson has returned to Wat
erloo. Mrs. Jackson remained for a
few weeks visit with home folks.
Miss Emma Teas arrived home this
morning from Ottumwa where she
s pent Sunday visiting friends of the
telephone exchange.
Chas. Atchison has gone to Inde-
pendence to accept a position with
the gas company there under Super
intendent Roland Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Alvey arrived
home Friday night from an extended
visit in Colorado. They return much
benefited in health, but still fond of
Did Iowa.
j. G. Ferrall was in the city for an
over Sunday visit with parents and
friends. He was en- route to bis home
in Albert Lea from a Chicago bust
less trip.
Harry E. Oates, advertising man
ager of the Clinton Herald, was in
he city to-day looking after business
Iffairs. This ONCE acknowledges a
raternal call.
W. d. Dunsmore went to Eddyville
n charge of some men to complete
he equipment of the new toll line
hat has.ust been completed between
)skalooss and that city.
Oscar Votaw has purchased farm
4 100 acres near Emporia, Kansas,
nd leaves this week to make that
is future home. TIE HERALD will
ollow him, and herewith wishes him
bundant success in his new location.
]. r. Gentry received telegram
unday telling of the very critical ILL
ess of his son Frank at Springfield,
To-, and requiring his immediate
resence at the bedside of the boy.
been in Springfield window
thinning and sign writir & for large
house Of that place. The
AZURE of his illness is not known.
Miss Maud Rose left Saturday for
Ioline, Ill, where she spent Sunday
) the guest OF her friend Miss Hilma
Ielin. To-day she will proceed to
hicago where she win purchase a
ock ofIgoods for the millinery de-
iFtment of Pfeifer's store, OF which
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