The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
(From Tuesdays Daily,

! to her position with the Baldau
Rosenblatt Co.
Henry Smart, now of Waterloo
former Mahaska county boy, is hel
for a visit with relatives and friend
Miss Marie Conner. of Monroe, a
rived this morning for a brief Wis
with friends and relatives in this cit,
Mrs. Elizabeth and Master Eugen
Fritz returned home after visitin
Saturday and Sunday at the Morga
farm at Rose Hill.
/ George Barley has been drawn /
serve as petit juror in the Novem
Der term of the Federal court to b
held in Des Moines.
]. Hill Barnes is in Ainsworth to
day attending sale of fine imported
horses and if he finds just what suit!
he will bring them home.
Newton Wymore and wife, of Rose
Hill, departed last evening for EN-
poria, Kansas, for couple of weeks
enjoyment with relatives and friends
Pella Chronicle: Miss Tecia Dyk
stra, of Oskaloosa, and Miss Nellie
Bonstra, of Rose Hill, were here q
few days last week in attendance al
the fair and visiting girl friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dennis, No.
1920 South Fourth street, have de-
parted for Miami Florida, to spend
the winter with their daughters, Mrs.
RAIDER, wife of Rev. L. S. RAIDER, and
Mrs. G. v. Gordon.
NJ. NJ. Dickson, of Rose Hill, was in
the city last evening enroute to Cald
well, Kansas. where he expects to
spend the greater portion of the win
ter at the home of his daughter and
husband, DIR. and Mrs. Harry Carver.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Winter were Wis
itors in Keokuk Sunday the guests of
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Westcott. They were &C.
companied home by Mrs. Westcott
for brief visit at the parental home.
OF ofrmer Oskaloosa boy, son of
F. E. Smith, the Portales New Mexi.
co., Times of October -, says:
Fred NJ. Smith, of Mount Vernon,
Roosevelt county, who was nominated
at the republican convention last
Saturday for the Office of representa-
tive, is young man of more than
average capabilities and unimpeach
able integrity. Mr. Smith located in
Roosevelt county about four years
ago on what is now known as the
strip. BY industry and
thrift he has demonstrated his abili. !
ty to make dry farming a success,
and being a. strong advocate of dry
has become we'll and favor
ably known in his community, not
only as a live booster for New MeXi. |
co, but also as representative citi' |
zen. Mr.. Smith was appointed Unit
ed States commissioner by Judge |
Pope about year ago. His knowl.
edge of conditions in earstern New
Mexico and the needs of the citizens |
places him in position, if elected,
% not only obtain legislation for the
benefit of the farmer, but also be
very influential in securing the state
normal school for Portales, conceded
10 eastern New Mexico"
Mrs. Frank L. Christie is departing
of this week to join Mr..
Christie in the new nome in Mon.
lana, nine miles from Lavina, which
place will be their postoftice. Mr..
and Mrs. Christie are leaving Oska
oosa after continuous residence of
almost thirty years and their going
IS regretted by many Oskaloosa peo-
pie. MI. Christie has been promi-
lent as an OskalOoSa business man,
4 member of the city council through |
numerous terms and member of the
Christian church. Mrs. Christie has
leen a leader socially and has been
eader in the work of the Oskaloosa
Woman's Club where she has been at
he head of departments and on the
board of management almost since
is organization. Mr.. Christie depart
ed Sunday with the car of household
goods, material for the house to be
erected on his claim, stock, etc. Mr..
md Mrs. Harry Henness have taken
The Christie property, No. 211 North
Third street Mrs. Christie within
he last two weeks has been the
guest of honor of a number of social
events given for her. Among the
number the Arts and Crafts depart
nent of the Woman's Club from
which she resigned the craftsmanship |
gave formal reception. Another SO
2ial entertainment was rendered by |
Mrs. w. G. Jones, and Saturday even. |
ing last a company was entertained |
by Mrs. B. J. Snyder in honor of the
lady.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. A. r. Lennon is visiting reIa
tives in Kansas City for couple OF
weeks.
James X. Henderson has resumed
the road after a brief visit at his
homo here
Miss Kate Crafty, of Knoxville, ic
visiting her sister, Mrs. Adams, for
a week or ten days.
Mrs. J. w. Wray, of Waterloo, ar
rived Tuesday for visit at the J. S.
Henderson and w. III. Wray homes