The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-03

: home OF her daughter, MRS. Yer
Ploeg.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Chord o.
} 2l5 north r street, we're in Abba or
Thursday, Thanksgiving guests CT rel
atiyes.
i What Cheer Chroniele Rev. Geo
pulpit at the Methodist church here
Sunday -...
q. j. Evans, of the Mahaska Coun,
Ity Sunday school Union went to Col
lumbus Junction Saturday to do miss
Eionary work in Louisa county.
Miss Virginia Slade of DesMoines,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
and will be a guest for few days of
Mrs. Alice O'Brien of avenue east
James M. Stephenson of What
Cheer was a business visitor in Os-
kaloosa Saturday. He drove over and
reports the roads in fine condition.
William Jackley of 709 Fourth ave,
nue. east, was Turkey Day visitor
in Abba, and attended the Abba
Centeryille High school football
game.
Mrs, James Willis and daughters,
and Grover Morgan of Rose Hin,
drove to Des Moines Thursday to
visit Mrs. Willis daughter. Mrs. C.
Plummer.
b. F. Barclay of |Tipton. Iowa, re-
turned Friday to his home and bust
ness at Upton. after spending Thanks
giving at the j. M. Smith home on A
avenue east.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Harris and son Jack, are IN
Oskaloosa at the parental Ramsay
and Harris homes for Thanksgiving,
and the ball game.
Frank DOC" Mathews has arrived
home from a two months business
trip to Amherst, Marshall County
South Dakota. and to Chicago where
he also was guest of friends.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Den Burger went to Leighton and Os-
kaloosa Monday for few days visit
with their children and also her sis
ter. Mrs. Mathew Van Corp.
Miss Bernice Childress who it q
student at Iowa Wesleyan College at
giving vacation at the parental DR.
NJ Childress home, 613 High avenue
east. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Rhodes left
Saturday for their home in Cedar
Rapids after a pleasant Thanksgiving
visit at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. John NJ. Smith on A avenue
east. $50.
What Cheer Chronicle: Wella
Beans, f. r. Hatcher, of Oskaloosa,
Chas. Rowland, of Rose Hill. Mark
McKain, of Gibson, Edward Vain
wright, of Tilton, the old standbys of
the fair association attended the
meeting Thursday.
Mrs. Irving C. Johnson went to
Rock Island Saturday to accompany
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Burnside
of Chicago, to Oskaloosa, where Miss
Burnside will make an extended Wis
it with her mother, Mrs Hanna Burn
side of c avenue east.
Bussey Record: Mrs. f. c. Mcclure
the G. A. X. circle last
Friday afternoon at a business and
social session. Mrs. Maude Patterson
of Oskalosa was the out of town
guest. At the close. OF the meeting
were served The next
will be held at he l. o. o. F.
hall, Friday, December 4.
(FrOm Tuesdays DaiIy.l
Miss Pauline Hayes is visiting with
Des Moines friends this week.
Miss Narcissa Parke who has been
visiting her cousin Miss Adah Reev
es has returned to her home in Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Caldwell, spent
Monday with Oskaloosa friends and
left this morning for their home in
Burlington.
Fillmore Garner, proprietor of the
Oskaloosa Vehicle and Implement
Co. went to Des Moines this morn
ing on a business trip.
c.. w. Jones, proprietor of the
Jones General Merchandise and Shoe
store, left Monday afternoon via the
c. b. & z. on goods buying trip to
Chicago.
Miss Hattie Lyon, No. ZIG Third |
avenue west, who has been quite Ill |
with pneumonia is not so we'll to day |
and her condition is regarded as
critical.
Fred Mickey, of 405 North d street
has arrived home from Omaha, |
where he has been enjoying a |
Thanksgiving visit with his uncle,
W, A Mickey.
Claude Moore motored to Iowa
City to help warm his sister's new
house and eat Thanksgiving turkey
with Dr. and Mrs. Fl. w. Coffin at
ManVille Heights.
Mrs. Allen Brownlee, who has been
a guest at the home OF councilman
Albert Mendenhall, No. 416 Fifth ov.
anue west, returns to day TO her
home in Denver Colorado.
Miss Lena White, OF 1923 NJ ave.
nue. West, has arrived home from
visit with ner sister,
Miss Georgia II. White. who is teach
ing scaool west of New Sharon.
Miss Derossier, who has been EN-.
Dloyed In the millinery department of
the Frankel Dry Goods store, left
Tuesday morning via the NJ. & st.
l.. for her home in ST. Paul, MINI.
Miss Douglas, Of Seaton. Illinois,
who has been visiting at the Roy