The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-01-05

was entertained by friends here last
week, has returned to his home.
Mayo Colville returned to his
school duties at Des Moines Monday
| morning after a visit with parents
and friends.
J. w. Hunt was business passen-
ger Monday for Farson, Ia, where
he will supervise the setting of
large monument.
| George Mickey, of Everett, Wash.
ington, arrived in the city last week
to be guest of the E. l.. Valentine
family for several days. -
o. A. Bentley. of Valley Junction,
and the Rock Island service, was in
Oskaloosa yesterday for a visit with
friends and acqauintances.
Miss Helen Roberts Perkins was
passenger Monday morning over the
Rock Island for Chicago where she
will resume her school duties.
Misses Tot Richmond and Carrie
Sullivan went to Ottumwa Monday
morning to spend the day visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Spencer.
Miss Carrie Fairchild, of Omaha,
is spending her holiday vacation in
Oskaloosa at the Ed Mckinley home,
and is also visiting other friends and
relatives.
Miss Grace Cunningham was a pas.
senger Sunday evening over the
Rock Island for Buffalo, N. Y, after
spending short time with relatives
and friends in this city.
Harry Schmitt, who has been in
the city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Schmitt, during the holt
days, departed for Chicago last even
ing to resume his school work.
| Ex-Sheriff L. L. Valentine has re-
moved from his former residence in
the county property east of the court
house to No. 1922 High avenue east,
the transfer being completed Satur.
day.
| Will Van Kirk, of Elizabeth, Pa, is
visiting his sister, Miss Hannah Van
Kirk, at the Forsythe home on Ninth
avenue east, and is also looking af-
ter business matters in Oskaloosa for
a few days.
| Hedrick Journal: ]. c. Kennel will
leave next week for a trip as sales
man for the d. p. Mcclure Automo-
bile company. Mr. Kennel will trav-
ell in southern Iowa and Missouri,
making contracts for the coming sea-
son.
Mrs. Rachel France, of Webster
City, who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. S. Chrisman, at Evans.
accompanied by her hostess, Mrs.
Chrisman, returned to Evans Mon
day after a visit at the j. Z. Hanna
home in this city.
OF we'll known Oskaloosa boy,
the Portales New Mexico) Times
says: IF. NJ. Smith, better known as
Alfalfa Smith, has been appointed
United States commissioner at Mt.
Vernon in the southeastern part of
the county. He has been a resident
of the county several years, is live
booster and is well qualified to con-
duct this office. He will open his
office on January 1st"
Boston Evening Herald: Among
the pleasant festivities of the holiday
season was the Christmas costume
party given on. Christmas eve at
Bromley court, Cambridge, by Miss
Mae J. Evans and Miss Florence R.
Skinner in honor of Eleanor Halo
well Abbott Mrs. Fordyce Coburn)
of Lowell. The charming author of
Molly Make-Believe" appeared in
green satin gown deliberately trim
med with silver and silver and hol-
OF Christmas. Mrs. Coburn was also
the guest OF honor at an authors
dinner given by her hostesses on
Christmas day.
(From TUESDAYS Daiiv.j
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fierz went to
Washington this morning where Mr.
Fierz is employed. ...~.'
Joe Bidwell returned to his work
at Des Moines after a visit with his
mother south of the city.
lSLulu u LES
Moines this morning after a brief
business visit in the city.
Sam Darnell went to Keota this
morning where he will visit with his
friend, Oscar Berkenbine.
Roy Gatewood, OF Rose Hill, was a
business passenger last evening over
the Rock Island for Emporia, Kans.
Miss Genevieve Christy has return
ed to her school work at Lincoln, ILL.,,
after a visit with relatives and
friends, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Sewers and son
Louis returned over the Rock Island
last evening after visit with rela-
tives and friends in Clinton and DAY.
export, Iowa.
Miss Amy Rosenblatt and Miss
Irene Adler were passengers this
morning over the Rock Island for
Chicago where they will resume their