The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

DR.. G. w. Carr. of Los Angeles,
arrived yesterday to join Mrs. Carr
md daughter Frances in a visit
here among relatives and hosts OF
old.time friends. They are guests
at the c. C. Pike home.
Harry Phillips, former Oskaloo-
sa boy. who for several years has
been connected with Frank Tousleys
cigar mandatory in Oelwein. is
lere for a visit with relatives and
friends during the holidays.
Mrs Jos. Stumps has gone to Clin-
ton for few days visit at the home
of her sister. Mrs. DR.. David S. Fair
child, who expects to leave about
The first of the year for an extended
visit with another sister, Mrs. VIII
| Holloway in Panama.
| Harry Burke, son of Richard
Burke, and formerly associated with
his father in the publication of the
old Oskaloosa Times. later with the
editorial department of the Herald,
is in town for a holiday visit at the
home of his uncle, Postmaster II. s.
Rosecrans. Harry is still in the
newspaper game, at Wallace, Idaho,
where he is manager of the Press
Times.
James Hayes, who has been max.
ing his home with his son, J. Sum-
ner Hayes, will not accompany the
family to Springfield, ILL.,, for the
present, but will remain a resident
of Mahaska county He will live
with the VIM. Pugh family on his
farm near Des Moines river Mr..
Hayes came to Iowa fifty-nine years
ago and has lived in Oskaloosa and
Mahaska county practically all Of
that time.
George Shields and wife and son.
of Valley Falls, Kansas, are in this
section for a holiday visit with rela.
tives and old-time friends. After a
few days in this city they will go
TO Richland township. the old home
place, and be guests at the George
Englc home and from there to Peha
for visit with Mrs. Engle's Tela-
itives before returning home 1t has
been fourteen years since the
Shields left Mahaska county.
Ross Brown and Howard Willard,
who are in school at Illinois Wesley
an college, Bloomington, ILL.,, arrived
last night to spend the holidays.
Brown and Willard have both made
places on the Wesleyan basket bali
five, Brown at guard and Millard at
forward. the positions they played
on the Penn team. Wesleyan won
the Little Five Conference cham
lpionship in basket ball last year. In
the initial conference game of the
season last Friday night they de-
Heated Lincoln College 46 to %.
Burton Jerrel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lB. o. Jcrrel, according to a letter
received from Chicago this morning,
lis doing as wei under the care OF
THE specialist. DIR. Murphy, in Chica'
Igo, as the nature of his injury will
admit. The specialist THINKS favor
ABLY OF the boys chance OF recovery.
Attention will first be given toward
the healing of the bruised parts
and attempt to treat the displaced
bones win not be made until later
The doctors statement of the lads
condition Is regarded as most hope
full.
(From Tuesdays Daily,
What Cheer Chronicle: Geo, Crane
went 10 Oskaloosa Tuesday for a
. weeks visit with his sister.
What Cheer Chronicle: Edith JEFF.
ferson visited few days this week
! at the James .Maynes home in Oska.
! loosa.
Bussey Record Mr.. ME Brough
ton returned home Monday evening
after a visit with relatives at Oska'
loosa and MontezuIna.
Pella Booster: Frank Under
wood OF the Underwood Candy Co.
OF oskaloosa, spent last Thursday In
Z this city looking after business,
Pella Booster Miss Ida Speed
n OskaIocsa, Is being entertained
/, this week al the home Of her sister
and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ben Braaf
hart.
!. Knoxville Express: w. ~ Feagini
returned TO Bussey. yesterday morn
|, ing. He was on his way home from
! Oskaloosa, where he had been In th'
hospital.
Fred Smith. who Is travelling \
. Ohio and West Virginia territory, !
\ here 10 spend the holiday season viii
! bis parents Mr.. and S-rs, T. X. Smlu
! No. 703 High avenue east.
Miss Maria Gilbert. who has beef