The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-31


ing Drake University is spending
mother, in oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Wiz
ME Morton arrived Saturday fror
OskalOosa where she is teaching il
the public schools, to visit at the par
entail H.. F. Morton home.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Berth'
Werner, who has had a position il
Oskaloosa for some weeks CANE
home last Saturday and Is ASSISTING
In the EddyvilIe Savings Bank during
the holiday rush.
EddyyiIle Tribune: Mrs. J. L
Jones, of near Abba, who has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. X
Besco, southeast of Oskaloosa, came
| TO Eddyvile last Wednesday for few
days visit with her son Bud" Jones
Bloomfield Republican: C. w. Ram
Iseyer is closing his last term of court
as prosecuting attorney for Davis
county after four years OF excellent
service He closes this term with a
record of successful prosecutions
that is hard to beat.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. J. l.. Sipes
was in Oskaloosa last Friday after.
noon and evening on business and
while there called on her daughter,
Miss Pearl Whiteman at Abbots hos
pital. She was also a gueAt at the
Roy Shoemake home while in Oska-
loosa.
Knoxville journal: Willis Eeagins,
the Liberty township capitalist, who
has recently been here laying up
some immense stores of wool, spent
the latter part of last week and Sun
day in Oskaloosa, taking treatment
for the relief of vertigo. wills" says
that there has been great deal of
the time lately when he was so dizzy
that he could not tell whether he was
on his feet or on his head.
s.. (From Mondays Daily.l
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Brownlee of Dav
export were with oskaloosa friends
last week.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Phil
Lally and little Miss Thelma Marshall
were at Oskaloosa last Friday.
What Cheer Patriot: John Lister
Of Oskaloosa spent the latter part. of
last week at the VIM. Burke home.
Mrs. E. J. Rocquet, OF Mendoza,
Missouri, is in town for a couple of
weeks visit with parents and friends.
Miss Ruth Rigger has returned to
her position in Des Moines, after
visit at the parental George A. Rigger
home.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. TON Har.
vey was a passenger for Oskaloosa,
Friday, to visit a few days with her
daughter.
Grinnell Herald. Dir. and Mrs. Carl
Child were Christmas visitors at the
home of Mrs. Chiid's parents, near
Oskaloosa.
Karl Nieudurft, of the Oskaloosa
Artificial Company, our good natured
ice man, if of on a vacation visit to
his home in Dowagiac, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Painter and ba-
by have returned to their home at Sig
Ourney after enjoying a visit at the
Will Campbell home, east of town.
Mrs. S. E. Snow, of Jacksonville
ill.,, and Mrs. Nellie Hardin, OF
Springfield, Ills, are guests at the w.
6. Ebey home on North B street.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Rather
inc SwiCk and her grandson, Lewis
Swick were at Oskaloosa IOr a Xmas
visit at the Sam and Ohio Swick
homes.
Frank Hoover, son of Ben Hoover,
left Saturday for Ames, where he
goes to take a weeks short course at
the Iowa State College of Agriculture
and Mechanics Arts.
Miss Eugenia Malcolm, WHO is
teaching school at Paullina, Iowa, Is
enjoying the holiday vacation at the
parental John o. Malcolm home, 3l9
north Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson have re.
turned to their home at Bidwell, Ia.
after enjoyabIy spending Christmas
with Arts brother, William J. Wilson,
of 408 First avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gibbons of
Buxton, spent Christmas with their
Mrs. Tom Rutherford, and
Misses Carrie and Laura Gibbons at
the formers home, AIS South d street
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Longstaff, No.
1908 South First street were at
home to family members Christmas
afternoon and evening and the ceie-
brated the holiday with u splendid
dinner.
Miss Lucille Hart, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hart, on Davenport,
is holiday guest OF her cousin Miss
Hazel Stringfellow at the c. o.
Stringfellow roof tree No. sos G ay-
enue west.
Tom VasbInder, joan Kendig, Art
Munseil and Frank Linnan shoulder
ed their shooting irons Wednesday
and took to the woods in quest OF
rabbits. They brought home thirty
OF the Dummies.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Jack Boil.
ton returned from Oskaloosa Thurs
day where she had been TO attend
the funeral OF iaer brother, Henry
Wake. who died Sunday at the home
of his father, james, Wake
Miss Helene Greenway and brother
Edwin of Des Moines, are enjoying
two weeks visit at the parental
A. +. Breenway home. 4l6 North A
street. Miss Anna Greenway was a
Christmas guest at the parental home
returning Saturday to Des Moines.
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