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


HilIsboro News: Miss Nellie Nc
Coy is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. p,
Blackford in Oskaloosa.
George ireland. who is going to the
Penn School of Commerce, left Fri.
day for his home in Wright
What Cheer Patriot. Ethel Sarvis
went to Oskaloosa Saturday to visit
over Sunday with friends.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Emma
Lnndy was a passenger to 0ska-
loosa Friday to visit relatives.
New sharon Star: Mrs. M. A. Nc
kamey went to Oskaloosa Saturday
to spend a few days with her son
John
What Cheer Patriot Mrs. Mary
Finton and children went to oska-
iecsa Friday 30 visit her sister, Mrs.
Lena Smith.
What Cheer Patriot: Misses Fay
Wilkinson and Edith Swain, OF Glib
son, were transfer passengers to Os-
kaloosa Saturday.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. l.. Rob
inson, of Thornburg. was passenger
10 Oskaloosa Tuesday to visit a few
days with relatives.
What Cheer Patriot: Rev. w. R.
Haughton went to 0skaloosa Monda,
On business in connection with the
southeastern district.
Keosauqua Republican: Mrs H.
Chittenden and two little girls, resid-
ing near town, went TO Oskaloosa last
Thursday To visit relatives.
Miss Cody. who is attending col
lege at the Central Holiness Univer-
ity. left Friday TO spend the holidays
at her home near Ottumwa.
Seth Hoskins, student at Penn
Academy, departed Friday for his
home in Pleasant Plain, where he
win remain until after New Year.
Henderson Andrews, who is at
tending the Penn Academy, left Fri
day for his home in Ollie, where he
will spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Gudkeift, whose home is in
Abba, passed through the city on his
way 10 Newton, where he will visit
friends and relatives for few days.
Henry Kelly and wife, whose home
is in Minneapolis, departed Friday
for Chicago, where they will be guests
with friends and relatives for a few
weeks i
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Ed
Cooper and daughter, Mrs. Burley
Riddle and children were passengers
TO 0skaloosa Monday where they will
visit relatives,
Rev. S, J. Malone, pastor of the
United Presbyterian church, departed
Saturday morning for st. Louis,
where he viii preach Sunday at the
Grand avenue church.
Miss Evelyn Hester, who is attend |
ing Penn College, departed Friday
for Ridge Farm, Illinois, where she |
will spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents and friends. I
Misses Doris and Margaret Fitzger-
aid, formerly of this city, but now
living in Waterloo, arrived Friday toj
visit with their grandmotheTs, Mrs. |
Mary Kenwortliy and Mrs. Katherine
Fitzgerald
New Sharon Star: Jas. Critchlow, |
of Oskaloosa, was in this part of the !
county last week looking after his |
farm and visiting his daughters, Mrs. |
Irwin Allen, of Union Mills and Mrs.
Will Hope. of near Barnes City.
Mrs. J. ], Allen and children. who
live at sos South ID street. were pas |
sengers to Whalem, where they will |
visit with Mr. Aliens folks, and from !
here they viii go to Mount Pleasant
10 visit Mr.. William Boyd, Mrs. Al |
lens father.
OF former oksloosa lady, the |
Hedrick Journal says: A card from
NJ. w Oven, Cameron, Missouri, |
states that mis- mother, Mrs. A. H.
Owen, fell December s, aud broke her
hip, which will cause her to use |
She is so years old, -.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. f. Lane, of Den |
yer, Colorado. arrived in town Fri |
day, for a brief visit at the Frank
E. Smith home, No 7O3 High avenue
east, Mrs. Lane win be remembered
as Miss Josephine Thatcher, a form
er OskaI0osa girl Mrs. Thatcher,
the mother, is also in the city, the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Smith.
Max Workman, who is taking the
course in agriculture at Ames, is
home for three weeks vacation. 1
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. C.. o. John
son and Mrs. Mary e. Dudgeon we're
Oskaloosa visitors Friday afternoon.
John Smith, who is going to college
at the Central Holiness University
left Saturday for his home in Des
Moines.
Roy Anderson. who is attending
college at Ames, arrived Friday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
his folks and friends.
Washington Press: Mrs. NJ. Shun-
terman, Of Oskalooss, who was visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Lytle.i
returned % her home Saturday.
o. 2. Flower, superintendent Of the
city schools, departed Saturday
for bis mothers home In Oxford, Ill.,
where he win visit during the Christ
mas holidays.
W. S. Hatchitt, departed Saturday
forenoon for Quincy, Mo, where he
viii make short visit, and from
s.4ere he goes TO Lewiston, Mo-, TO
tesit his father
WLiIburn Colville arrived Thursday
,j1n from Sweet Water, Tenn, where
~ is attending the Tennessee Mill
~ Institute. and win be here for
hgt three weeks.
". Leach. Instructor in Matthew
49,, III the high school. departed
aa1 morning for his home in
- Michigan to spend the