The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-28
with Harry Drinkle. who is in the
Santa Fe service at that place.

+ santa re service at that place.
j J. a. Linabury. court reporter ior
Judge Preston OF the Sixth judicial
district. arrived home from Sigourney
yesterday afternoon to spend Christ,
/ mas with his wife and friends
/ Fremont Gazette: MI and Mrs. w
i 5, Mowry, OF Oskaloosa, came down
| Sunday evening and remained until
/ Tuesday evening visiting at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Earl AkermaD.
Mrs. Fred Bcadle and children left
4 This morning for Nevada, la, where
they will spend Christmas with rela.
tives. Mr. Beadle viii leave this even.
ing and Join his wife and children.
| Harry $. McKanna, of the Des
Moines Daily Capital reportorial staff,
arrived in the city this afternoon for
u holiday visit with his mother, Mrs.
Mary McKanna, No. 1907 a avenue
west
Miss Bower, of Newark, Ohio who
has been making an extended visit
with the c. L. Davis family, departed
this morning over the Rock Island
( for Chicago, where Sue will visit rela-
tives before returning home.
Mrs. Blanche Brewer, who has been
at Chicago attending the Methodist
training school for deaconesses, Is
home for the holiday vacation which
she will spend with relatives and
friends at Givin and Oskaloosa.
Carl T.. Sanger. Of Des MOiucs, was
among OskalOOSa friends yesterday.
Incidentally he made several hand
some purchases while on shopping
trip and 0skalOOsa boys are suspi.
cious. He win be in town over Christ
mas,
Windlc Collision, of Lynn Grove,
Ia, is in the city for brief visit with
relatives His mother, Mrs. 7. b.
Windle. passed through the city this
morning en- route to Davenport, where
she will visit with relatives over
Christmas. She will return to Oska.
loosa next Tuesday for a brief visit.
Delta Press; Mrs Sterling, of Os-
kaloOsa, visited the latter part of
last week at the John Hawley home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Burke and daughter
Hazel went to Union, Ia. today to-
spend the holidays with relatives aud
friends.
j. +. Griffin, manager of the Oska'
loosa Light & Fuel Co., has gone to
his home in Indianapolis, Ind, t0I
spend the holidays.
Bloomfield Republican: Miss Ida
Welch, a teacher in the Oskaloosa
public schools, is at the N. II. Coz
home to spend her holiday vacation
with Mrs. Cox.
Newton Daily News: Mrs. Fergu
son returned to her home at New
Sharon yesterday after pleasant
visit with Mrs. Hedge, who lives in
the Jesse Lamb house.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Davis, of No. 6, visited over
Sunday at the parental homes near
Oskaloosa. Mrs. Davis and baby
went to Oskaloosa a few days pre-
viouS.
Mrs. Lucy Jones, who was called to
the city by the death of Rev. A. NJ.
Duboc, has returned to her home in
Denison. Ia. She was accompanied
by Misses Grace and Jessie DubOc,
who will enjoy brief visit with her.
Bussey Record: e. l.. Alcorn.
salesman for II. l.. Spencer, grocer
of Oskaloosa, called Oh the trade here
Monday, taking the place OF the reg.
ular salesman, Frank w. BrOgan, who
has been having sickness i'll his fam
lily.
Monroe County News: Major John
F. Lacey was interviewing his Abba
friends Sunday. He is looking as
young and spry as ever and says he
is practicing low with more ViBor aud
making more money now than ever
before
Delta Press: George Hawk pur
chased a half interest III the Kinder
livery barn Tuesday and the firm
will now be Kinder d Hawk. George
has rented Mrs. Joe Jacobs residence
west of the school house and will
move down from OskalOOsa in few
days.
Keosauqua Republican : Worth
Dunshee and wife, of O5kaloosa, Wis.
tied for time in their old home
neighbornoods at Troy, Milton and
Cantrjl, after which Worth went tot
Florida, where he has banana or.
chard His wife is yet visiting with
her folks at Cantril, Mr. and Mrs. g.
NJ. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hoover departed
yesterday for Rossville, Illinois, where
they will make their future home.
They had planned TO be in OskaloOsa
until after the holidays, but the i'll
ness of Mrs. HOOycr's mother, Mrs.
John Crane, made imperative their
immediate departure. Mr. Hoover
will be back from time to time TO
care for business interests here.
Mike Cruden, who for twenty-five
years has been in the employ of the
Iowa Central railway in various ca
pacities, has taken three months
leave OF absence and after spending
few days with friends aud among
business interests here, went to Ma
son City Friday night to spend Christ
inf.