The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

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but now living In Colorado, Is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with rel
atives and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins, OF near
New Sharon, were in town Monday
enroute to Ottumwa to be the guest
of their daughter, Mrs Henry Ander
son, and they go with them to Chi.
cago for holiday visit.
Charles King, who has been en-
lployed as book-keeper for several 10
cal business firms, has accepted a
place with Campbelrs auto garage at
Des Moines and has gone to make his
home in the capital city.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Dave Wilson
and daughter and Mrs. Lloyd Anspach
and son Charles went to Oskaloosa,
Saturday and spent the day with
their mother Mrs. c. F. Anspach who
is in the hospital at that place.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Frank
Barden,, of Oskaloosa, arrived Friday
to spend Christmas at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glib
son. Little Maxine and Billy" Bar
den think Washington is the best
town they ever visited.
Waterloo Courier: Miss Anna Mar
cue of lie Mars left for her home yes
terday following visit with the Mis-
ses Doris and Margaret Fitzgerald of
500 Grant Ave. The misses Fitzger-
aids are visiting today at Oskaloosa,
where they formerly resided.
Eddyville Tribune: Henry Werner
of Oskaloosa, who was here most of
the time for several weeks assisting
in caring for his father John Werner,
during his last Illness, returned to
his home Monday evening. His wife
ad children who were also here to
the funeral, accompanied him home,
arrived Saturday in the city, and viii
spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents and friends.
George M. Martin, of minneapolis,
is in town to spend the holidays with
wife and friends.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Matt Nc
earthly, of 0skaloosa, is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Leonard johnson,
1923 North Cass street. 80
Mrs. Harry Montgomery and Paul
Kinsman left Saturday morning for a
holiday visit with their sister, Mrs.
Edith Smith, at Nevada, Mo.
Mrs. James Glass has returned
home from a seven weeks trip and
visit with relatives and friends at
Buffalo and Niagara Fall, New York.
. DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Jarvis and Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Utterback arrived
home yesterday from delightful
southern trip which included visits to,
chief points of interest in Florida and
Cuba. ~
Dr.. w. S.. Windle went to Chicago
last evening tn attended special
clinics in eyn aid ear surgery. He
expects to be away week or ten
days. a raf
C. L. Yetzer, former Oskaloosa
ing hands Monday with acquaint-
ances. Mr.: Yetzer is in commission,
brokerage and shipping in East st.
Louis. ..- nj
Walter M.fGrawfurd, who has been
spending six months or y more in
cities and TOWNS of British Columbia,
has returned to Iowa, his first love
and is again at his old home in Os-
kaloosa. Walter says."Canada Is all
right, but give me. Iowa first, last and
all the time"
Mrs. Norman J. Kissick and daugh,
ter Norma, of Chicago, arrived in the
city yesterday by way of Ames and
Des Moines, and are stopping at the
parental Robert Kissick home, Az
North B street. for an over Christ
mas visit of ten days or more. Mr.
Kissick will arrive in time for the
dinner along with Mrs.
Roovart and son Gerald, OF Des
Moines.
Miss Mayme Slocum of Rose Hill
was in the city over night, departing
this morning for Omaha for holiday
visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur L.
Lemon. % -
Mrs. Werner Heaverlo departe'
this evening over the c., B. g. Q. for
Alabama, where she
goes to spend the holidays with her
Mrs. H. l.. Anderson.
Mrs. F. l.. Morse, Master Bob and
Miss Betty, of Davenport and Mr..
Morse's mother, of Pennington, came
to the city last evening for holiday
visit at the home of the Misses Ryan
on North Eighth street. =
DR.. John Bowen was suddenly
stricken with apoplexy this morning
while walking along the street near
the intersection OF High avenue and
A street, and was in a critical condi-
ton for time. He was carried into
the traction office by passersby and
later taken to his home where he is
resting easier.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Cook are in
Eagle Grove visiting the B. F. White
home over Christmas.
Mrs. C.. L. Willis was a passenger
Wednesday to sOttumwa where she
will visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. GsB. Coffin of. this
city left wednesday morning for Des
Moines, where they will visit with
their daughter.
George Tatum and family, Of Ma
haska county, were passengers to Des
Moines where they viii attend a re-
union of the family
Mrs. John Van de Camp and chill
dren of this city left for Pella where
they will visit witt friends and rela-
tiyes over New Years.
Mrs. >. NJ. Hoskins, OF Lincoln Ne
braska, passed through the city today
on her way to Mt. Pleasant, where
oh will visit+ rpffb.s friardu ona rafo