The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

parents, the Rev. and Mrs. d. j. Mas
son, will return to Oskaloosa, where
she teaches i'm the high school.
| Carl @. Jones, OF Danyille. Illinois,
land Lue Williams, of Colfax, were
town visitors Saturday. They are en-
route to st. Paul to take part in a big
musical production. Other members
of the local Welsh colony will parti-
cipate. ss.
Mrs. Mop. NChamberlin9 MISS Har
ret Turner and Miss Elizabeth Char-
berlin, of Chicago, Sff6S have been Wis
ting old-time friends IN Oskaloosa,
returned to their home Saturday even
ling. Mrs. Chamberlin will leave in
a few days for New York for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Mona Whit.
, tington.
Mrs. w. G. Du Mont and the child
rem, of Des Moines, were in town Sat
iurday, the guests of Miss Leonia Nc
Millen, They were. accompanied by
'her mother, Mrs. Atkinson, of Wash
ington, and were en- route home from
a holiday visit in Washington. Mrs.
Du Mont Is first vice president of the
Iowa branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary
iof the Episcopal church and is faith
full member of st. Luke's parish in
iDes Moines.
tFrom Mondays DahyJ
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nettlekirk, of
Omaha, are guests of their daughter
Mrs Frank Pope, at her home on
South Market street
Nj. and Mrs. W. C. Breton, of Al
lison, Iowa, who have been visiting
! friends in the city and vicinity for
!! some time, departed for home yester
lday.
John Gallagher returned to his
school work at st. Ambrose Academy,
Davenport, this morning after spend
| ing the holidays at his. home in the
city.
| Judge Henry Silwold, of Newton,
enroute to open court at Washington,
stopped in town yesterday and visit
ed with local friends and at the court
/ house.
| Mrs. J. V. Woods and daughter, of
Washington, who have been visiting
Oskaloosa and New Sharon relatives
the past few days. returned home
yesterday.
MI. anu MIb. y. 1ulluSTSOll, VI
Ward, Iowa, passed through the city
today enroute to Muscatine, where
they will be guests at the parental
Baker home.
| MI. and Mrs. Chas. J. Moody and
daughter, Miss Lucille, of Upton, Ia,
who have been guests at the l.. J.
Parr home south of the city, departed
for home yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Loomis and her sister,
Miss Alice Stewart, of Hampton, Ia,
who have been guests here at the B.
&c. Nelson home, went to Grinnell
yesterday for visit.
Mrs. A. l.. Patrick, of Rose Hill,
left yesterday for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Claude Whim-
pey, in Marshalltown, and also with
relatives in Searsboro.
Mrs. VIII Wingler and daughter,
Miss Effie, of Davenport, who have
been visiting friends here and at Ed
dyville for the past week, departed
for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young and baby
son have returned to their home in
Burlington after spending a few days
at the parental Milton Young and
Mrs. Lora Carr homes.
Alene Fitzgerald, who has been
spending the holidays with relatives
in Davenport and Oskaloosa, went to
Rockwell Monday morning to resume
tner studies in the Sacred Heart Acad-
envy.
John Waite, of Bristol England,
who has been with friends and rela-
Itives here and at Colfax and Sewers,
is leaving this week upon his return
trip, sailing from New York on next
Tuesday.
Frank Tout, ticket clerk at the M.
& St. L. local office, is off on "a yaca-
ton of several weeks extent and for
the time being is at the club house
near Keithsburg awaiting an oppOr-
tunity to hunt.
Harter Hull has returned to his
school work at Illinois University.
and Ewing Lofiand, John Porter and
Hoyt Beans departed yesterday for
their work at Wisconsin, after spend
ing the holidays at the respective
homes in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Wymore are
leaving today for California for trip
covering a period of several months.
They will be accompanied by their
son Roy. who has been engaged in
work with the Keokuk Power Com
pany during the summer.
Rev. G. ID. Loehr, pastor of the
First Reformed church. left for
Leighton on Tuesday where he ex-
poets to engage in a two weeks ser.
les of extra meetings among the Eng
lish speaking people Of that locality.
During his absence his pulpit here
will be supplied.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Henness and
daughter Eloise, who have been max
ing a short visit at the home of their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. F. M. Henness.
of 1912 G. avenue east, have returned
to their home in Keota, Mr.. Henness
leaving Monday, and Mrs. Henness
and Miss Eloise today.
Sam w. Jones, who is alternating
out In California, writes from a
couch OF ease at Los Angeles: Please
send me the Daily Herald. Arrived
o. X, Dec. 81, In time to watch the
old year out with the James family
in their beautiful home here. We
wish all Happy New Year"
J. II. Deadman, OF Lincoln, Nebr.
was visitor in Oskaloosa over Sun
day with the family OF his brother,
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