The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-17


Van Vark were over Sunday visitors
in Oskaloosa with relatives.
Miss Lulu Robertson, proprietress
of the Gift Shop" was a business
caller in Des Moines yesterday.
Miss Gladys Moody has returned to
her home at Pella, after being a guest
over Sunday of Oskaloosa friends.
What Cheer Chronicle: Rev. Geo.
Minear of Oskaloosa was in town
Monday on his way home from Barnes
City
John p. White, National President
of the United Mine Workers, was in
town Saturday calling upon mis- many
friends here.
w. III. Fisher was a business caller
in town Satul day and spent Sunday
with Oskaloosa friends. returning
last night to his home at Abba.
C.. N. Dack has arrived home from
Des Moines where he spent Sunday
with friends and relatives and also
attended the Billy Sunday meetings.
Harry Oswandel, of the Kalbach
months visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,, Nebraska and Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shrago, of 902
First avenue west, left Monday morn
ing via the NJ, g. St l.. for San An
tonic, Texas, where they will spend
the winter months.
Roy Anderson and Harold Dean
W. &c nf IucGGlI
at his home in Ottumwa. The three
Young men returned yesterday to, re-
sumo their business and college
duties.
Pella Booster: Mrs. o. Darncr o.
Oskaloosa arrived here Monday after
noon for a visit at the home Of her
son Hubert Breukander and family
and also to help celebrate their 18th
wedding anniversary.
PeIla Booster: Miss Nellie Russ and
brother Arie, of Armour, s. ~, VINO
have been visiting in this vicinity the
past two weeks at the r. Van Bynum
home went TO OSkaloosa Tuesday af
ternoon for a visit at the Joe Kempen-
ear home.
Muscatine News-Tribune: Mr.. and
Mrs. n. w. Kemble of Newell avenue
left Thursday afternoon on the Fire
FLY for OskalOosa, where they will
spend few days visiting friends be-
fore going to Lexington, Mo-, where
they will spend the winter.
David Gill of Chicago, has arrived
from Des Moines where be has been
attending the Billy Sunday Revival
meetings. Mr.. Gill is employed in the
services of International Prohibition
League and Is doing excellent work
among the college students in bring
ing about formation of local prohi-
bition leagues.
James II. White returned this
morning to mis- home in Ottumwa.
Attorney James A. Dewitt went to
Otuumwa this morning on a business
errand.
r. y. Taylor. OF Des Moines, is IL
guest this week of friends in Mahas-
ka county.
l.. II. Schaper returned this morn,
ing 10 ais home in Marshalltown af.
ter looking after business affairs in
Oskaloosa Monday
0ttumwa Courier: e. II. Hand, oil
Oskaloosa, who has been visiting al
the home OF C. w. Reed, 300 Kenyon
avenue, has returned home.
! Burlington Hawkeye: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Bridges, of OskaIoosa, left
Saturday for Chicago, after a short
visit with friends in this city.
Fred NJ. Raible, who has been Wis
iting TOR a few days OF the parental
G. Raible home on South II street
has returned to his home in Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Edwards, e. Al
bia. were guests OF 0skaloosa friends
Monday night and left this morning
! for few DAYS witt with relatives
lin Marshalltown
J. 4. Elliott, OF Maxwell I'll. gpen
Sunday ami Monday vita Oskaloos;
lacquaintances and left this morning
for Cedar Rapids TO be a guest o
ibis sister, Mrs T. d. Miller.
/ Joe Goodwin. wrestler, who ha
lbeen training in tae city seyera
weeks. left this morning for Water
fioo, where he will meet Carl Brow
10 a wrestling match this evening
! Miss Julia Hoover. Of Quincy, nj
has been sDendin tee past wee