The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-10

Allsup home.
Dallas Edmundson, who has been
visiting his father at Mitchellyille,
returned yesterday afternoon to his
home in this city.
VIII Point and wife returned yes
terday afternoon to their home in
this city after an extended visit with
relatives at Hedrick.
w. H. Carnahan, who has been Wis
iting at the DR.. jay ". Roberts home,
departed yesterday for Champagne,
H., on a business trip.
Mrs. Saran Vickers returned yes
terday afternoon to her home at New
Sharon after few days visit at the
Gordon home in this city.
Delta Press: Henry Davenport and
wife were Oskaloosa visitors Tues
day. Uncle Henry says fellow IS
entitled to a day off once in a While
Washington Journal: Mrs. Hattie
the past few days at the Mont An
derson home, has returned to her
home in Oskaloosa.
Delta Press; Ed Cook and wife of
Sheridan, Wyoming, and Mrs. Mae
Huber of Oskaloosa are visiting at
the w. E. Wharton and John Cay
wood homes this week.
Miss Alice Burnside returned to
her studies at Monmouth college, at
Monmouth, H., sfter spending the
Christmas vacation at the parental
WIN. Burnside home in this city.
Rev. Milton l.. Williams was pas.
senger this morning to Chicago where
he will lo'd three o4ks' revival
He has just retune3 from holding
ten days Eeeting at Hutchinson,
Kansas.
Leonard knight, formerly night OPP
orator for the Postal Telegraph CO.
in this city, is rere for visit with
relatives. He DEPARTS next week for
Los Angeles, Cal, where he goes to
take up position.
Ottumwa Courier: Edmund Flow
ers has returned to Penn college, Os-
kaloosa, where ne is a student, after
spending the holidays at the home OF
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. L.
Flowers, 612 Wabash avenue.
Supt. Given, Roadmaster Lee and
Winslow of the Des
Moines Wiley division Of the Rock
Island were over night visitors in the
city on their way to Harvey to look
after business affairs connected with
the bridge at that place.
Oskaloosa friends have received
New Aear's greetings from Harry
now Of Parsons, Kansas,
who is in Japan on a business and
pleasure trip. The greetings were in
the form of post cards and were
mailed from Japan December II.
H. S. Jones, for four years division
passenger agent of the c., B. & O.,
with headquarters in Burlington, has
been transferred to the position of
southeastern passenger agent at Kan
sas City, Mo. The news of his pro-
motion will be pleasing to his many
friends in railroad circles, who will
at the same time regret that their
official relations with him upon this
division OF the system are to be sew
cred. Mr.. Jones successor has not
yet been named.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: vet Mon
day evening, following the dedication
of their new house of worship, the
members Of the Christian church will
begin a series Of evangelisuc meet
ings, to continue for one month. Rev.
S. H. Zendt, pastor of IL" Christian
church at Oskaloosa, will assist Rev.
ArLnur Long in the work. The meet
ings are part OF general move
ment among Christian churches
throughout Iowa,it beng planned that
each congregation snail begin a SER
les of special efforts early in January.
Rev. MIR. Zendt visited the Burlington
church december 10, and made a very
favorable impression upon the mem.
bers. ne is man Of rather varied
career, having commenced life as a
railroad man. At one time he was
a fireman on the Burlington, and was
offered a place as engineer at the
time Of the strike, but ueclined it.
Instead &c quit railroading and went
to college, choosing the Eureka Chris.
tian college at Eureka, Ill. He is a
preacher Of recognized ability.
CFrom Mondays Daily.)
George Alderman, Of Fremont, wa:
in the city Saturday.
MISS Ida Dunning, of Eddyville, was
visitor in town Saturday.
Master John Nash spent over Sun
day at Wright at the DR.. Baldwin
home.
Miss Della Valentine spent Sunda,
with relatives and friends at New
Sharon.