The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-23

per, the name 4 the AcW dSSut AZ
the local Adat Express Compan.
! unfortunately VI changed from A
A. Glass to A. Black. A. A. Glass
Is the agents me
! Miss Esther Illberg left Saturda!
evening for Chhgo where she will
visit at the hon of her brother, Rob
ert Fallberg, ding the holidays
Miss Fallberg lin also assist her
brother in the Sristmas trade at the
Gem Variety Sire, of which he is
proprietor. a..
OF a formerDskaloosa girl, the
Marshalltown Ties Republican says
Miss Helen tggie went to Ames
| this afternoon b attend the annual
! formal party GEN tonight by the S
A. E. fraternity Miss Kathrine Cox
of Grinnell acdnpanied Miss Boggie
and will attend party given by mem
bers of anothe4raternity.
V. f. DieteriI, who has been sec,
rotary of the Lodi Y. NJ. c. A. for the
past two or Il zee years, has gone to
Enid, Okla, whle he will remain for
some time. Sdetary Dieterich will
likely give up B work with the Os,
kaloosa associa bn and will follow
another line of lctivity. Mrs. Diet
erich ACCOMPANY him to Oklahoma.
tFrom ri sday's Daily
Knoxville Elk less: Mrs. Horace
McCord returnedast Wednesday from
ten days visiI with her son at Os.
kaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. 10y Mcintyre of Pei
la were guests ahday at the parental
Mcintyre home mo. 40l Fifth ave
nue. east.
P. T. Hahn las severely injured
Sunday at his lome No. $40 Sixth
avenue East in fall caused by the
icy walks.
Miss Wlnifred Brady left yester.
day for Richlan Ia, where she will
spend Christmas visiting with friends
and relatives
Bussey Recon- Mrs. J. NJ. Duffy
was visiting VIII relatives and at.
tending to bus less matters in Os-
kaloosa, Monday
Richland ClaHn: w. NJ. Crawford
Of Oskaloosa, c8e Friday, for a visit
with his cousin John and George
Gavin, in the G ntry.
Mrs. l.. H. Philips who has been
visiting local finds and relatives.
and completing her Christmas shop
ping, returned t9her home this morn
ng.
Mrs. w. r. Sh Nv and son Gerald Of
Wright, who hte been visiting at
he parental EdEvans home, near
Beacon, Ia, retuted to their home in
Wright YESTERDAY
Brighton Entebrise: w. AL White
'eturned home Wednesday evening
rom a two weks' visit at Kansas
City. Oskaloosa. fgourney and Wash
ngton. He will emain in Brighton
Until circus time now and expects to
practice as a cIropractic doctor.
Eddyville Trib he: John HendryX
.rrived home Shday from Algona.
where he was caed by a fatal auto
Mobile accident. lis brother Will Hen
Iryx, who was sghtly injured in the
.ccident in whiCBhiS wife was killed,
vas able to accoPany him home for
short visit. ISL
Washington Jo1nal: Prof. A. C.l
'uller of Des Mnes, former super
ntendent of the Washington city
chools, was in ttn recently on his
5ay to Oskaloosa!in the interests of
onsolilation of shoots. He is now
with tn office of the state
otBchoOls.
Montezuma kpublican: Calvin
Iurtchby and wife who reside in!
Iarshalltown, recently suffered the!
1ss of all thef household goods byI
re, which destoyed the building in
hitch they livd. They were abe to
ave but little o their clothing. Calvin
we'll known II Montezuma and has
elatives here. Ie was married year
I two ago an is employed by the
I. & st. L. railroad.
Thomas f. Cooney, popular NJ. &
t. l.. Railwayengineer, Sir Thomas"
S he is knoYn to associates AMI
ronies, and tie Sir Is used adVisedly
Dr., through different line OF descent
e is heir to Irish peerage, has been
ranted leaW of absence and is go
~ back to the old family home in
Ihio, near Cleveland for the holidays
} visit relatives. He has not been at
ne old hone place since a lad OF
Helye Yeas. He is accompanied by
aughter Mss Myrtle, and together,
hey will visit through the east touch
IL at New York City and Auburn.
lew York, o be absent until near the
nd of January, returning via Ken
Icky to make trip to California
erritory aid other western coast
tates.
The best of reports are being re-
eived regarding the work of J. NJ.
[cClelland in his charge at Manhat-
IN, Kansas. He has large congrega'
ons and all departments are in
ealthy and thriving condition. Re-
emily he has been assisting in re-
ival meetings at Junction City, Kan
as AMI a short time ago was on the
rogram at a large church gathering
t Topeka, Kansas, speaking in the
lrge First church there. Another IT.
m of interest will be the transfer
[ DR.. Chesteen Smith who spoke at
ne district Epworth League conVen'
on in Oskaloosa last June. He leaves
,ansas City and goes to Rockford,
L., where he serves large and I'M
ortant church. While in Oskaloosa
e spoke twice. afternoon and evening
D large audiences and he was gladly
card by all as he is a man with a
,essage and a vision. He was de.
GIFTED with his stay in Oskaloosa
nd was really a fine and genial gen.