The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-04

| NlSltiuS heT lrleuu, MISS Mlluret
!, Hickman, of s14 South Second street
d.. C. c. Cone was summoned tc
New Sharon Saturday afternoon in
consultation with physicians at that
: place.
Dr.. F. H. Conner and wife and son
John, of Nevada, Iowa, ate Christmas
dinner with the doctors brother, E
L. Conner.
Frank Armour, of the G. c, Pike
; drug store, is at the home of his par.
ents in Marshalltown to celebrate
New Years.
William Holdsworth, former mayor
; of Sully, was in town Saturday, re-
turning to his home from a business
trip to Moline.
Clarence Riegel, who has been Wis
iting relatives here during the holt
days, returned to Wisconsin univers-
ity this morning
H. v. Henness, secretary of the
Y. NJ. C. A., is seriously Ill at his
home and symptoms of appendicitis
nave been developed.
Mrs. George f. Fraker and son
George, Jr., have returned from a
somewhat extended pleasure and bus
mess sojourn in Chicago.
DR.. S. S. Patterson came down
f.om his Story City home Saturday
for a couple of days visit with his
brothers, Jas. g. and George.
Charles Howar, who submitted to
surgical operation Friday at the
Oskaloosa hospital, is reported this
morning as convalescing nicely.
Mrs. Cynthia Belknap and daugh-
tiers, who have been visiting at the
f. ]. Miller home, returned to their
home in Mount Vernon this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Cook and Fred
Mona, of Fremont, are guests of
Mrs. f. ]. Nesbitt and c. f. Bryan
at their home, No. sol South Seventh
street.
Davenport Times: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Z. Kohl, 225 West High street, have
returned from Oskaloosa, Iowa, where
they had been spending Christmas
with Mrs. kohl's uncle.
Mrs. NJ. Childress, No. 613 High
avenue east, is entertaining her sis
ter, Miss Cara Brown, of Des Moines,
and her brother. T. E. Brown, of I'm
ionville, for New Years day.
Marengo Republican: All the teach
| ers in our public schools are spend
! ing the holiday vacation under their
respective parental roofs this week,
except Miss Allen, whose home is
in Wisconsin. Miss Allen is visit.
ing with friends in Oskaloosa.
Byron Barnhart and Harry Schmitt
i came home from Chicago and the Y
I'M. c. A. training school to spend
/ New Years with parents and friends.
They are out with the Chicago Train
| ing School Basket Ball team that
plays at Ottumwa this evening and
having the time to spare, dropped in
unannounced
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parker returned
to their home in Centerville last ey-
ening.
] Miss Dena Roberts left for Kansas
City yesterday where she will spend
several days visiting.
What Cheer Patriot: Rilla Cooper
returned to her home in Oskaloosa
Saturday after a visit at the E. E.
Cooper home.
Mayo Colville, who has been Wis
iting his parents here, returned to
Des Moines yesterday to resume his
studies in Drake university.
Mrs. ]. II. Steddom and daughters
Laura and Myrtle went to New Shar-
on yesterday to attend the wedding
of Miss yina Woods to Jay Latcham.
Delta Press: Ray Matthew won
over Andy Ore, of Oskaloosa, last
Friday night in their wrestling match.
The falls were won in A and 5 min
utes respectively.
Miss Irene Hesla and Douglas Ait.
ken, who have spent the holiday vaca-
ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Hammes, departed this morning
for Evanston, H., to resume their
studies at Northwestern university.
Fred Steddom left for Chicago yes
terday where he has accepted po-
sition with Hubbard, Spencer & Bart.
lett Co., as travelling salesman. Mr..
Steddom has served the Huber &
Kalbach Co. of this city acceptably
for several years.
George E. Moore and family, No.
1910 South Seventh street, celebrat.
ed New Years day with an informal
reunion. J. r. WEIGH, father of Mrs
Moore and former business man OF
Oskaloosa, dropped in from his home
in Griswold, Iowa, for three weeks
visit, and Mrs. Catherine Moore, moth
1 er of Mr.. Moore. arrived from Ottum'
wa to be entertained at the home OF
her son.
What Cheer Patriot: Two OF What
Cheers popular young people were
| married in Oskaloosa last Saturday
by Mayor Reynolds. The contracting
parties being Miss Bessie Elliott
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott. who
live In the south part OF town, and
Robert Rudd, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
n Rudd. They will 20 to housekeep