The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-02-23

J. lady's sister, Mrs. Pearl Hall, in o.
!. kaloosa. st. Valentines day was tn
}. birthday of the two sisters, so |
was pleasure to them to spend tn
! day together.
August Reynard, wife and two chi
; dren departed this afternoon via tn,
Rock Island for Belgium. They &,
from Oskaloosa to New York ant
thence to Havre, France. Mr. ant
Mrs. Reynard have been residing a
Blyth for about three years and vii
probably remain in Belgium perma
nently.
Leo Baldauf escaped his friends
via C. b. & @. and C. r. l. & p cross
ing. Leos direction is due west;
his objective point Portland. Ore.
his business gathering to himself a
bride. In the near future Leo's Os
kaloosa friends will have the pleas
ure of welcoming to our city one OF
Portland's fairest daughters.
Chiel of Police J. E. Ruggenberg,
officer Jake Harshbarger. Special
Agent Chas. Erickson and Harry
Motto and Roger Griffith went to Sig
Quincy this morning. where Their are
called as witnesses in the trial OF the
State VS.. Shorty" Brady. charged
with breaking and entering the Lam
bert C Vernon store at Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Baxter, formerly
of Beacon, passed through the city
| this morning en- route for their new
home at Buxton Mr.. Baxter has ac-
cepted a position in the company
store at that place and the young
people intend to remain in Buxton
permanently. Mrs. VIM. Baxter,
| mother of Mr.. Baxter, accompanied
| for visit.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. Walker.
who has been conducting a furniture
store at Oskaloosa for several years,
has leased the W. J. Allen property
and has moved his family here. He
comes to us recommended as an eh-
terprising business man. He will
stock up the store and make this
place his permanent home. so we
take pleasure in welcoming him TO
Eddyville.
Farnum r. Hilliard. who has been
employed as job printer at the Globe
office for several years, has resigned
his position there and departed this
morning for Lincoln, Neb.. where he
will take up similar work in the J.
Green job Office. Mr.. Hilliard work |
ed for Mr.. Green at one time while
the latter operated a newspaper in |
Charlton, Iowa, and his work was so
satisfactory that Mr.. Green made
Farnum a good offer to join him
again.
L. l.. Valentine, cX-sheriff of Ma
haska county, and citizen of Oska'
loosa for eight years, is taking up
new residence at Pryor, Oklahoma,
where he has taken up Interests in
real estate business. That is, Mr..
Valentine will not terminate his resi-. |
dence in Oskaloosa, but he will be
i'm the southwest with headquarters !
and Office at Pryor the greater por-
ton of the time. Mr.. Valentine will |
retain his residence in Oskaloosa
and will return ultimately to take up
permanent residence here.
From Tuesdays Daily
]. NJ. Ball left this afternoon for a |
ten days business trip to Denver and !
Cheyenne, WyO.
Mrs. George Mieklc. of Kcister,
Mimi, is visiting at the J. NJ. Ball
home, on c avenue east.
Mrs. G. Z. Lofiand went to Des |
Moines last evening where she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred |
Van Sickle.
Captain Wescott, of Ft.Russell, Wyo., |
who was in the city to inspect Co. + |
last evening, departed this morning |
for Grinnell.
MIG. Sewers left this afternoon at |
300 o'clock for the north to attend |
a sale of Jerseys in the interest OF the |
Armagh Jersey Farm.
Con Wilson today received telc-
gram announcing the serious illness
of his aged father, Alph Wilson, at his !
home in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Miss Edith Williams was a passen.
ger this morning for New Sharon to
attend to her duties as music instruc.
tor in the public schools of that place.
Mrs. J. w. Finley and daughter
Pearl, of 404 South Third street, have
returned home after three months
visit in Pasadena, Calf, and Fontana,
Kansas.
Hedrick Journal: John Carson and'I
Miss Sylvia Carson, of Oskaloosa, who
had been visiting friends and relatives
at Linby, returned TO their home on
Tuesday.
H. w. Garner arrived home this
morning from brief visit with his
wife and little son, who are guests at
the parental Hurlbut home in Green
Bay, Wisconsin. 81
Mrs. Frank Chord aud daughter and
son Clifford, accompanied by MIR. and
Mrs. Art Chord, returned to Abba last
evening after few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Art Mccoy, editor of the Harvey