The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-11-28

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tons.
(From Tuesdays Daily.b
Il Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, OF Abba, was
an over Sunday guest of Oskaloosa
friends.
Mrs. Ida Johnson went to What
ICheer yesterday for a brief visit with
her parents.
Miss Ethel Decker, of What Cheer
who has been a guest OF local FRIENDS
for a short time, has returned nome.
Mrs. c. E. King, of Martinsburg, has
returned home after spending Sunday
in the city with her sister, Mrs. F, ID,
willis.
Delta Press: ]. Z. Hankins. who
recently purchased the implement
lstock to Homer Clark for farm near
lOskaloosa, last week.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
lW. /. Williamson went to Oskaloosa
"wednesday for visit at the home oil
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Van Haaf-
ten.
Bussey Record: Dr. E, C. Mcclure,
Jesse Doud and Ward Ballard went to
lOskaloosa last Friday evening and pur-
chased a piano for the new Red Men
hall.
Pella Chronicle: Jay Kempkes
went to Oskaloosa Monday afternoon
to make the final arrangements for
the big football game with Penn Col
Ilege Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. S. NJ. Lister was a passenger
YESTERDAY for Hiteman, where she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
,McMorran. She will also spend few
DAYS with relatives in Abba before re-
turning home.
Edwin Frank, of Marshalltown. was
a guest of OskalooSa friends over Sun
day, returning home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. F. E. Hearol, of near Delta,
who has been visiting Oskaloosa
friends for a couple of days, returned
home this morning.
Nellie Ebey, of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
sister of w. G.. Ebey, is here for
months visit at the Ebey home on
North Second street.
Quincy Koontz, of Ottumwa, was
guest of friends in the city yesterday
enroute home for short time, de-
parted for home to-day.
Mrs. Ross c. Douglass was pas
senger yesterday for Marhalltown,
where he will be a guest at the Frank
Beck hame for short time.
Mrs. Edward Richter, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting here at the
&c. M. Barnard home for the past week
departed for home yesterday.
Mrs. Luther Mitchell was pas
senger this morning for Sigourney,
where she will be guest of her sister
Mrs. c. J. Hallberg, for short time.
Mrs. Richard Neasham, of Winter
set, who has been visiting relatives In
the vicinity of Beacon for the past
week, departed for home this morning.
Mrs. j. H. Erwin, Of Ottumwa. who
has been a guest at the b. ID. Evans
home south of town for the past few
days, departed for home yesterday aft
ernoon.
I Mrs. ]. w. Byers, of Bonaparte, who
has been visiting relatives at De6
Moines the past week, was a guest OF
Oskaloosa friends over Sunday en-
route home.
Miss Ollie Minor. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Minor, of Madison town
ship, is lying very i'll with typhoid
fever and her many friends are wish
ling for her a rapid recovery.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. ID. Wilmot, of Mani
toba, Mimi, arrived Monday evening
to spend Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Ball and family,
of 4O4 North Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves, OF OF
! tumwa, were guests of local friends
yesterday. They departed in the al
ternoon for Vinton, Ia, where they
will visit at the parental Ashley home.
Mfr. and Mrs. VIM. Bailey SF. and
Mrs. VIM. Bailey JT. and son, OF keS-
wick. drove over Sunday morning In
their car and spent the day with their
cousins, the Ady McFarlan family Oh
North First street. .
Miss Clara Dunbar departed yester-
dav afternoon for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. George Downey,
at Cedar Rapids. Miss Dunbar will al
so spend a few days in Waterloo be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. |. NJ. Gibbs, who submitted to
an operation at the Oskaloosa hospi-
tai several days ago, is conValesclng
rapidly and has so far recovered as
to return to her home, No. 3O9 North
B street. She is getting along nicely.
John p. Wilson started for Indian
apolis this morning to accept place
in the general headquarters OF the
United Mine Workers. He stops at
Cedar Point, Illinois, to spend a cou-
pie of days with relatives and reach
ed his destination Saturday.
Mrs. j. L. Gilmore, of South ID street
who left the 18th of September to
visit her son, DR.. S. +. Gilmore, OF
Indianapolis, Ind, and two nephews
Chicago, returned home after de-
I lightful visit of seven weeks. since
then she has visited friends at Cedar
and University Park, but will remain
at home during the winter.
Clint Oldham, former Oskaloosa
lad, now and for years past resi-
dent of Perry, Iowa, and where he Is
successfully carrying on a marble and
granite works, was In the city q
short while yesterday visiting rela
,tives and renewing old acquaintance,
while en- route to his home from a
business trip In southeastern Iowa.
{ OF former Oskaloosa young people
n the Abba Union says: Frank Nor
} row has accepted position in the
Frankel clothing store In Des Moines
and left Monday morning to begin