The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-07
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CFrom Saturdays Daily.l

IL. n. Peckham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. France, of Belle
field, North Dakota, are in the city
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Bussey Record: Miss Mable Doll,
of Oskaloosa, was a visitor in Bussey
the first of the week, coming down
Saturday evening.
Little Maxine and Thomas Targart
are going to make their home with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
Targart, of North A street.
Muscatine journal: Ralph Stafford
departed for Oskaloosa yesterday al
ternoon, where he was entertained
Thanksgiving at the home of friends.
Bussey Record Mrs. Harry Sides,
of Des Moines. and Mrs. Harry Jack
son. of OskaloOsa, came Wednesday
for a few days visit at the John Ess'
ling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Snyder, OF
Charlton, are guests for a few days
at the home of Mr.. Snyder's mother.
Mrs. Charlotte Snyder, No. ITO c
avenue east.
Misses Marie, Gladys and Mary EV'
ans are home for Thanksgiving from
St. Josephs academy at Ottumwa
and are at the Dufin house on High
avenue east.
Miss Jennie Fry was official accom-
PIANIST of the Eisteddfod held in
Abba. on Thanksgiving. 1t is rather
significant that every contestant for
whom Miss Fry played won first place
Muscatine Journal: Mrs. Lou Blatt-
ner. who is visiting relatives and her
two grand children, Marie and Harry
Holmes, of Oskaloosa, are guests at
the Anthony Burns home west OF the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MCLEAN, OF
Union. Iowa, who have been visiting
with their sons, DR.. f. D. and c. e..
MCLEAN, for the past few days, re-
turned TO their home yesterday after
noon.
New Sharon Star: Hester Way
Went to Oskaloosa Monday TO visit
Miss Della Valentine who will leave
in a few days with her father for
Oklahoma, where they will make
their home this winter.
Jacob Dam and his son, John Dam,
of the Leighton neighborhood, were
in town on business yesterday. The
younger Mr.. Dam has contracted for
farm in the Eddyville neighbor-
hood and will move there in March.
Professor Ogden OF the George
Frederic Ogden Piano Studios, K. NJ.
and l. A. Ogden and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
F. Grimes, OF Des Moines, were
Thanksgiving guests at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. McCannon, No.
4O2 X avenue east.
The trouble in the Friends church
at Marshaltown which eliminated
last week in the, resignation OF their
pastor, Rev. Z. Howard Brown, form
erly of New Sharon, is over. The
church rescinded its action cutting
his salary from $1,000 TO $500, and ne
withdrew his resignation and will be
retained as pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coffin went to
Chicago last evening to attend the
Chicago stock show and to be enter
tanned by MI. Collins cousin, Mr.
Eastburn, a former Mahaska count!
boy, now one of the foremost of Chi
cages commission men and stOcl
handlers.
Hedrlck journal: Margaret Ruth
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
enco Bausley, OF Des Moines, dice
last Wednesday at the home OF heI
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Nc
Vey, in Oskaloosa, aged about two
months. The funeral was held Fri
day in OskaIoOsa, and the remains
were brought TO Hedrick that da!
and inferred in the Brooks cemetery
Mrs. George w. Sewers ant
daughter, Miss Mary, are guests o
the p. Cad Sewers home in MasOI
City. They were Joined Thanksgiv
ing by Mr. Sewers, who came dow
from his duties at Minneapolis. MI
and Mrs. Sewers will go TO Mime
apols Monday, while Miss Mary vii
remain the guest OF her brother AM
friends in Mason City for eoupl
OF weeks.
CFrom Mondays Dahy.D
Miss Georgia Raines is home froT
visit among friends in Atlantic.
Harry Preston, OF Centerville,
calling among OskalOosa friends Il
day.
Mrs. Jane Munger. OF Des Moinei
IL visiting with friends and relative
for a few days.
Ray Collins and Floyd McKea
went 10 New Sharon this mornin
where they will attend 10 bushes
matterr.
Ray Riggs and George Shoemal
~ returned home last evening fror
Harvey, where they enjoyed a brie
Visit with relatives.