The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-12-30

Eighth street.
Professor A. G. Hinshaw, OF /
avenue East, went to Arkansas thi
morning to spend the holidays wild
relatives.
Ward Coveny, of Clinton, Iowa, an,
Clarence Coveny, of Aurora, H., arr
in the city for few DAYS visit will
parents and friends.
j. Van der WAL and son Clifford
were passengers this morning fol-
Davenport, where they will visit fol
few days among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Lemon, OF Du
quoin, Ills, are guests at the home
OF their daughter. Mrs w. Il. Wood
OF A avenue East.
Miss Madge Watson, of Des Moines
returned to her home this morning af'
ter visit at the parental Thomas
Watson home of this city.
H. A. snufiin departed Friday even.
ing for Cedar Rapids where ne Joined
his wife to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
Marion Sewers returned to Des
Moines this morning after spending
Christmas at the parental w. A. Seev'
ers home on First avenue west.
Mrs. Chas. Hayes has returned to
her home at Washington. Ia, after
spending few days in the city visit.
ing at the j. D. Hawkins home.
Mr. and Mrs C. w. Hall, of Ottum.
wa, passed through Oskaloosa Friday
enroute to Delta, where they were
guests OF relatives over Christmas.
Prof. and Mrs. Potts and daughter,
Of Colfax,. passed through Oskaloosa
Friday evening enroute to What
Cheer, where they spent Christmas.
Herbert Smith is down from his
studies at Ames to visit his parents
and shake hands with friends. Herb
is much in loye with his school work
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hagan came
down from Des Moines to eat turkey
and hang up their stockings at the
parental J. NJ. Hagan and Dan Reigel
homes.
DR.. G. c. Farmer left today for
Krkville, Mo-, where he win look af-
ter special business at the Osteopath-
Ic school He expects to be gone
about a week
Miss Grace Williams is in the city
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Williams. Miss
Williams is teaching in the Pleasant
Plain Academy in the Normal Depart
nent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janney and
baby have removed from Kansas City
and have come to make their future
home in Oskaloosa. They have rent
ed the F. c. Lofiand place on First
avenue East
w. J. Ennis formerly a resident
here, but who for several years has
been working in Colorado, has been
assigned territory covering Iowa and
will henceforth be at home often, as
Oskaioosa will be his headquarters.
Emory Goddard who is travelling for
.he Meadow Brook Manufacturing Co,
passed through the city Friday for his
home at Rose Hill.where he will spend
MS holiday vacation at the home OF
mis- parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. God
lard.
Robert Pritchard, of Sewers, for
mer resident of Oskaloosa, who has
been in the hospital suffering with a
number of troubles of which mash
ed foot was not the least, is in the
city for weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mr.. William Stump, of Oskaloosa, ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening.
summoned on account of the death of
his mother, Mrs. Eliza Stump. Mr.. II.
S. Stark, of Fairfield, nephew of
Mrs. Stump, also arrived in the city
Wednesday evening to attend the
Perry Asher was able to be out on
Christmas day and to go to the home
of his father-in-law, NJ Underwood,
for dinner. This is the first holiday
season in nineteen years the Ashers
have had their present location that
Perry has not been able to be on duty
at the store during the Christmas
rush.
Ray Winter who has for several
years been q faithful employee in the
Office OF the Adams Express Co. here,
md who has always been handy
man" in case of sickness of messen-
ger, or when extra help was needed,
has been assigned permanently to the
runs on Iowa Central trains 5 and 8
between Abba and Albert Lea.
Says the Abba Union of young
man formerly resident here: ow-
ing to too many other duties, NJ. G
Worth, who has been the efficient
chorister OF the N. E. church, has re
signed his position, much to the re
greet of the church. Mr. Worth IL
mt only a leader hut he is a singer