The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-28

trclaflNcs in seymour, Iowa.
Charles Musgrovc, of Des Moines,
| was Saturday visitor among friends
Mayo Colyille Of Drake University
is nome for brief visit with friends
and relatives,
John Barlow. of Buxton, spent
Christmas with former Oskaloosa as.
sociates and friends.
Mrs. w. +. Steddom left for What
Cheer this morning for visit among
friends and relatives.
Frederick Howe Lane, of Des
Moiues. visited with Oskaloosa friends
Sunday aud Monday. ,3lr
q. l., McMastcrs went to Seymour
Saturday for two weeks visit with
relatives aud friends.
John I. Gilmore is in from the road
for a holiday vacation at his home,
No. COS South ID street
Mr.. and Mrs. Rel McElyein, of ST.
Paul spent Sunday and Christmas
among Oskaloosa friends.
Clarence Krakow, who is attending
school at Wisconsin University, is
home for a brief vacation.
Ross Gregor left for What Cheer
this morning for few days visit
among friends and relatives
VIII Kenworthy, Jr., of Philadel.
phia, is in the city to spend the holi.
Il nd frin
George Latty is home from the
East for holiday visit at his home
here, No. 433 North Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sy Walling, of Des
Moines, were in town Sunday and
Monday visiting relatives and friends.
Mason City, Times: Tom Shannon
arrived home last week from Oskaloo.
sa to spend the holidays with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berdinner
are at West Chester for couple of
weeks visit at the home Of Rev.
Thomas Rowe.
Delbert Holt returned to Des
Moine5 this morning where he is at.
tending school, after spending Christ
mas at his home here.
Roy Wymorc, editor and proprietor
of the Chelsea Critic, was home for
holiday visit at the parental Andy
Wymorc home, No. G39 North A St.
Miss Grace Cunningham, of New
York City, arrived here Friday to be
at the home of her mother and broth
ers, No. i29 North Farket street, dur
ing the holiday season.
Miss Jessie Dunn, who has been
clerkiug in the Cedar store for the
past year, has accepted a similar po-l
stion in a store at West Liberty and
is now at her post of duty.
Harry Mckanna, of the Des MOines
Capital who was home to spend
Christmas with his mother. Mrs.
Mary McKanua, No. 1907 A avenue
West. returned to bis staff duties last
evening. ~
Olive Branch News: Rev. Coch.
ran, of EXlinc, was here Sunday and
filed his appointment at the Highland
u. b. chapel, assisted by Rev. Jos.
LiSk. of OskalOOSa. Rev. Cochran
will return the third Sunday in Jan
uary and Rev. Lisk will be here the
9Th aud 9TH.
Two men we'll and popularity
known in this community, the first
named Ed l.. Brown, having been
station agent at Beacon aud Givin,
aud during the time the Rock Island
maintained division headquarters in
this city, being chief dispatcher. When
the headquarters here were consOli.
dated with those AT DeS MOines, Ed
quit the road aud was given place
with the st. Paul & Duluth-the
Short Iinc-then under management
OF the late Alex u. Plough, a former
Eddyville boy. Ed soon demonstrated
his ability and was taken into the
management of the road and when
the Short Line was taken over by the
Hill interests Ed remained and is rap.
idly coming to the front as u railroad
man. Charles has been with the Keo.
kuk & DeS Moines branch of the Rock
Island almost since the building Of
the road. commencing as a clerk i'll
the Pclla Office and coming on mp
through brakeman, conductor, etc,
to his present position, which he has
held for years. That both boys al.
ways remember the old home and
mother, this personal from the Des
Moines Register and Leader is am.
pie evidence: Edward l.. Browr,
general superintendent OF the Great
Northern. brOtlr of G. f.. Brown,
superintendent Of the DeS MOineS,
kcOkuk division Of the Rock Island,
arrived in the city Thursday from
Seattle via the Minneapolis & st.
Louis, en- route to- Pella to spend
Christmas with his mother, who re.
sides there. Both Charles and Ed
ward, regardless of how far they
have to journey to be with their moth
or over the holidays, always visit the
old home at Pella Christmas and
New Year. These are annually made
the occasion of delightful home
coming, which the mother and sons
always look forward to with pleasant
auticipations.'
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