The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-04

Albert Gushing, of the manual train
. ing department of the high school
. has returned from q holiday visit Z
0ttumwa.
: Pella Chronicle: Miss Belle Byran
returned to her store duties at oska
loosa Tuesday morning after few
days visit with home folks.
Mark G. Neville, attorney of Chica
!; go, who has been visiting with hi
sister, Mrs. B. G. Rowan, the past few
days has returned to his home.
h Misses Leora and Jannet Price
went to Keokuk this afternoon TO
holiday visit at the Thomas Johns
John Hox and Daniel Johns homes.
j County Clerk and Mrs. L. E. Cor
1lett who have been enjoying few
days visit with relatives in Neoga
ILL.,. returned to their home last even
ing " t3
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Donnelly, 81;
South B street, returned home this
morning from weeks visit at the
parental A. c. Fisher home in Fair
field.
Howard Willard who has been en-
| joying a ten days visit with relatives
and friends in Peoria has returned
TO the city TO resume his studies at
Penn College.
Personals Mrs. S. A. Wymore
and grandson, Master Raymond. have
gone to Boone for New Years visit
at the home of Mrs. Wymore's father
Charles Johnson.
r. w. Phillips, of Eighth avenue
East, had a narrow escape from
death in a mine last week. He sus.
tanned broken hand and the loss of
couple of knuckies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Broyles, of
Stamford, s. D., and Albert o. Broy,
les, of Logan, Iowa, are in the city
guests OF their father, ]. w. Broyles,
for a few days visit.
ID. c. Alexander has returned from
Chanute, Kan, where he has been
visiting for three weeks. While in
Chanute Mr.. Alexander bought a
quarter section farm.
Mrs. Geo. F. Bowers, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. John
Shannon and Miss Tacey White, also
her niece, Miss Daisy White, left
Thursday evening for her home in
Carthage, Ills.
Mrs. Dick" Barnum is recovering
| from a recent operation that has
caused her considerable inconve'
fence The young lady sustained a
painful injury of the foot at a recent
social party, bone being splintered,
as someone stepped on her foot while
dancing. Inflammation followed and
the foot was lanced seven times be-
fore the operation to remove the bone
was resorted to. She is doing all
right at the present time.
DIR. j. w. Morgan's niece, Miss
Rosa Lee, is visiting at the Morgan
home. She will be remembered as
visiting here a few years ago and as
tn author of interesting letters
printed in the Herald from Jersaleum
Palestine, where she has been for
seven years in the same school where
DR.. Rosenberger now is. Miss Lee
will leave Monday evening for Pitts
burg, Kas., to teach in the State
Normal in her brothers place, while
he is confined in Chicago hospital
John MCLEAN, and her mother, Mrs,
Russell, returned with her to spend
the remainder of the week.
George w. Wilson, now of Clinton,
but a former Oskaloosa boy and bust,
ness man, was in the city few hours
yesterday renewing old friendships
and acquaintances as well as making
| note of the many changes that have
occurred since his removal more tnan
score of years ago, having been
back to the old town but once in that
time. Mr.. Wilson is a representative
of the Smith-Wallace Shoe Company
and his territory keeps him in other
sections of the country, principally in
Illinois.
(From Mondays Dahy.)
Miss Grace Brewer is home from
a Chicago business trip.
George Goodwill has taken the
| night clerkship at Hotel Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Craft returned to
their home in Lockridge this morn
ing.
B. X. McDaniels, of Waterloo, was
guest of oskaloosa friends Satur'
day.
Mrs. McMorran left for Colfax this
morning to attend the funeral OF a
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hull went to
Delta this morning to visit among
friends.
Evelyn Shoemake returned to her
duties as school teacher in Leighton
this morning.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bosworth went to Rose
Hill this morning to spend several
days visiting.
Mrs. Guy Brown went to Rose Hill
this morning to enjoy few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Ralph o'Hara, who has been
quite i'll for several days. is better
now, and gaining rapidly.