The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02

respondent dt betnel, WIS unitcu IN
marriage to Sanford Faulk, of Helena
Montana, the ceremony being perform
ed in Oskaloosa by Justice c. Wood
run, at 200 p. M Wednesday, Dec
Is, 1912. This highly esteemed lady
of the neighborhood west of town and
her husband, who is also highly spok
en- of, have already gone to their
home, the Matthews place, about eight
miles west of Eddyville.
i Pella Booster: Mrs. M. NJ lie Wald
land Rev. Chas. w. Litten, National
General Manager OF the Joseph Wal
tier Home, of Kansas City, Mo-, have
been in the city the past few days ac-
companied by four of the little chill
ddren from the Home, soliciting funds
for that institution. This Is the only
home Conserving Association in the
United States where children are TAX
en- and cared for and never given out
in adoption, and it is growing so rap.
idly in popularity to establish and
maintain the National Home in that
lcity. Judge o. c. G. Phillips, of Os-
kaloosa, Is one of the directors.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily,
Mrs. Thad Markley, of Peoria, is
Visiting with Oskaloosa relatives dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Susan Overman, of Des Moines,
will be a New Years visitor with
Oskaloosa friends
Maxwell O'Brien was a passenger
to Ottumwa this morning for brief
visit with friends.
Mrs. Albert J. Clark has gone to
Fremont for few days visit at the
VIM. Arson home.
John Murray, of What Cheer, has
returned home after a brief visit in
the city on business.
Allen Weber, of Bonaparte, has
returned home after short stay in
the city with friends.
, Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald has re-
turned from a holiday visit at the h.
B. Moore home at Abba
Miss Inez Pugh, of Ottumwa, has
returned home after a few days visit
among Oskaloosa friends.
Miss Jennie Marshall has gone to
Hedrick for brief visit with her
aunt, Mrs. ID. G. Mattox.
Clarence Baird left yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives in Mar
shaltown and Mason City.
Warren Cadwallader attended the
Iowa University-Ot tumwa basket ball
game in Ottumwa last evening.
Mrs. C. c. Jones departed last ev-
ening for Huron, South Dakota, to
visit her brother, Siren Butler.
Mrs. Frank A. Godfrey, of Delta,
has returned home after brief visit
among friends at University Park.
Mrs. w. r. Powell visited today
with her daughter, Mrs. John M.
Reece, and other relatives in Evans.
! Miss Abbie Roberts went to Musca-
! tine this morning for few days WIS.,
! it with her friend, Miss Kathryn Mad
Olson.
! Mrs. c. J. Cause, of Marengo, who
has been visiting friends at Beacon
the past few days, returned home yes
terday.
Harry Craft and w. D. Vance, of
Prescott, Arizona, are in town to
spend New Years with relatives and
! friends.
Albert Stringfellow, of Des Moines,
has returned home after a brief Wis
it in the city with relatives and
| friends.
Miss Louise Bridges, of Grinnell,
who has been visiting here at the G.
c.. collars home, departed for home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moore have re
turned to their home in Abba after
brief visit at the T. J. Fitzgerald
home here.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. M. Schroeder
of Des Moines, passed through the
city today enroute to Fremont for d
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Coakley, OF
Washington, passed through the city
yesterday enroute to Eddyville for
visit with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Beatty departed this
morning for Keokuk where she viii
enjoy a somewhat extended visit al
the home of her brother VIII.
Howard Willard, Ross Brown ant
Harry Hilleary attended the Iowa
niversity-Ottumwa "Y" basket bal
game in Ottumwa last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fl. Duncan ant
daughter, Miss Beryl of near Grin
nell, passed through the city toda!
lenroute to Sigourney for visit.
Mrs. e. X Taylor and Mrs. Lor
Frtch and son Earl spent Sunday IL
North English in the interests OF tn
C. w. B. NJ. of the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Oakley, of Den
ison, Iowa, who have been guests
the w. S. Gushing home the pas
week, departed for home this morn
ms.
Mrs. S. A. Trexel and niece, Mis-
Virginia Ward, of Davenport, VIII
have been guests of Oskaloosa an
Ottumwa friends for several days, RI
turned home today.
Clarence Rakow. who has been
his home here spending the holiday
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Fai
ME Rakow, No. 3G7 Third avenu
|, west. has returned TO his work !
. Chicago.
:. Hon. s. III. M. Byers, OF Des Nome
t is in town, called by the Illness of h
;, brother, John ID. Byers, OF Mort
+ Market, who has been very I'll wit
I blood poison since the injury to b
n foot several weeks ago while workir
a at the new bank building.
Byron r. Kenworthy and famil
OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday at u
parental w. s. Kenworthy home, 3