The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
NEWS FROM NEARBY
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HERALD CORRESPONDENTS IN
TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
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VISIT with relatives.
Mrs. f. Lyon left for Sioux Falls
S. d., to spend Christmas with her
father, sister and brother. also ex'
poets TO visit with relatives and
friends in Des Moines and Colfax.
Those spending Tuesday at II. G.
Moore's home were Allie Buskirk
and wife, Tom Guile. OF Kirkville,
J. II. Haines and wife, J. c. Coleman
and wife. John Yenuey and daughter
Anna and Johnnie Moore and wife.
VIII HodSson, of Lockwood, Mo-,
is here visiting with his sisters, Mrs.
Ernie Brubaker and Mrs. Julian
Clark.
Miss Laura Dell Medefesser, of
DanvfIle, Iowa, is here visiting at the
Eli Arnold home.
DR.. Shahan, of Eddyviile, was call
ed to the Eli Arnold home on Sunday
evening as his father is poorly at
this writing.
Ed Fox, Grin Garrett and Mrs.
Mary l.. Garrett departed for Illinois
sunday evening TO visit with rela-
tives.
Those who we're at the J. c. Cole
man home on Sunday celebrating
Mrs. Coleman's birthday and Christ
mas dinner together were Mrs. A. d.
Coleman and daughter Jessie, of Os-
kaloosa. Ed Brubaker aud family, Ed
Fox and family, Mrs. Mary Garrett,
they having a tree for the little
folks that was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ben Johnson, OF Butte, Mon
tana. came home to spend Christmas
at the parental Whitemau home and
with her sisters. Mrs. Charlie Fox,
and Mrs. VIII Mouiton, OF Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Moulton and
daughter Ethel. of Evans. Iowa, is
spending Christmas here with rela.
tiVes.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Arnold and ba-
by spent Christmas al the parental
Eli Arnold home.
Seth Raudeli and daughter Pearl
spent Christmas at Clarinda, Ia,
with relatives.
Arson Tenuis went TO Ringgold
county 10 visit with his brothers for
few days.
Those spending Christmas at the
John Fox home Monday were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Arnold and Dorothy, Floyd
Arnold and family. Ben Newman and
family. Orville Fox and wife, Mrs.
Ed Fox and son Guy, Eli Arnold and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fox, OF
Wright, Lewis Arnold and family. OF
Lakonta. and Mrs. Laura Dell Mede-
J fegser, OF Danville. la, also Davie
Fox and Miss Sarah Sprague.
Charlie Fox and family spent
Christmas day at the parental White
man home.
Mrs. Ann Brubaker's children and
their families gathered at her home
Christmas day. partaking of Christ
mas dinner and tree for both old and
young.
Those gathered al the c. McCaf.
frey home on Christmas We're Henry
Moore and family, Oscar Names and
wife. Mrs. Sadie Garrett, Walter De
witt. EIdon Moore. Fred Linderman,
Edith Ankeny. Carl McCaffrey and
wife, also T. b. White. of Oskaloo8a.
Howard Kicker. who is a nephew
Of VIII Gwinn. has gone to Tennes-
see for visit with relatives.
WIN Gwinn, oldest brother of Jim
Gwinn, of Kansas. is here visiting
for few days.
Mrs. F. S. WEIGH, two sisters. Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. Grier and two
children. OF Iowa City, are visiting
with her for few days.
John Casio, of Rock Island, H.,
is spending Christmas with his moth.
er, Mrs. T. J. Casio.
Those spending Christmas at the
c. ID. Raudell home at Wright we're
Willie McBuTney and family, Charlie
McBurney and family. II. G. Moore
and family. Will Funk and family.
Seth Randells children. Mrs. Alice
Blair, VIII Quinn and family, Dave
Quinn and family and Ora and Ruth
Edison. of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. l.. =. Keller and Edith Sears
spent Sunday at Eddyville at the
Dave Mahaffey home.
Jay Welton and Miss Lottie Knott
were married Wednesday OF last
week in Des Moines, going TO Will
fans, Iowa. to visit with Der mother,
Mrs. Caruth. They will soon be at
home TO their friends on the WeIton
farm.
Mrs. Horace MUIR has been on the
sick list now for some time.
Mrs. Anna Steele. who has been
quite poorly, X no better at this
writing. A:
Charlie witt aud family spent
Monday at the j. C. Coleman home.
Wesley Randell has about $1,000
bushels OF corn TO sell. He has al
ready loaded three cars OF about
5000 bushels. one car going to Bona
parto. Iowa, and two cars TO Abba.
The roads not being in very good
condition on Christmas day few au.t
los we're seen travelling.
Dec. q. b. ID.