The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-31

: employ of the Cudahy Packing Con
/. pany, and is considering a change o
territory fer the firm which ma
bring him back to Iowa,
Il Among other enjoyable gathering
on Christmas Day was that at thu
r. E. Redman home on A avenue
east. j. c. Redman and family Of AL
Itoona we're present. and nineteen PEG
pie spent a happy day together. In
stead OF a Christmas tree they had G
Christmas ship and its contents
proved that not everything went tC
the Belgians.
tFTom Tuesdays DaiIYl
Grinnell Register; NJ r. Bryan, o
Oskaloosa. spent Tuesday in Grinnel
visiting friends and relatives.
Abba News: Miss Georglana Har
vey expects to leave Friday morning
for an over Sunday visit in Oska
loosa.
J. B. Cruzen entertained all his
children and their families at % q
Christmas dinner, and a most delight
full day was spent at the happy home
Pella Chronicles: Miss Jeanette
Onstine, of 0skaloosa, visited rela
| tives in Pella the latter part OF last
week. returning home Saturday aft
ernoon. -
Mrs. Minnie Briar has returned to
her duties at the Glaze K Haynes
grocery store, after a pleasant Carist'
mas visit with the J. d. Reynolds
family in Marshalltown.
Miss lneZ Conlson has returned TO
Des Moines to resume her training In
the Methodist Hospital, after a three
days visit with her sisters, Misses
Hilda and Ellen Coulson.
Keokuk Gate. City: Prof. w. I.
Kelsey of the faculty of Penn College
of Oskaloosa, was the guest over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wise
man, 1910 Leighton Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert F.. Wells, of
Mexico Missouri. are in town for a
holiday visit at the old home town
and are guests at the Walter Wells
and the j. K. Linsley places.
Miss Stella Berry. who Is teaching
school near Rose Hill, arrived in the
city Sunday night from Washington,
Iowa, where she has been enjoying
a Christmas visit with her father
and mother.
Bussey Record: Mrs John Maitre
and son, OF Oskaloosa, who spent last
week here with relatives returned
home last Saturday evening. She
was accompanied home by her moth
er, Mrs. w. A. Spaur.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. McWilliams who
have been visiting at the George He'll
man home in Abba stopped in town
Sunday to be guests of the T. NJ.
Wells residence on Third avenue
east, and returned to their home in
Valley Junction to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts, OF
Washington, Iowa, have been guests
for the past week of Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Hauser at the Hotel Down
ing Mr. Roberts returned home yes
terday to resume his business duties,
while Mrs. Roberts remains for a few
more days visit.
Upon opening our mail we found
catalogue and circular describ-
ing the Elixir of. Life bottled in
bond" and concluded it must have
been miSsent. We were further hOr-
rified to find that J. Fred Cubberly,
formerly of this city, was agent Sor
it, On a closer inspection however,
we discovered that the Elixir of Lite
was a new feature Picture Film, and
that it was for external use only
The company is located at Duluth,
and Fred occupies a fine position
with them.
The two small children of Charles
Spann are sick with catarrhal fever.
Tibbas White and son Howard re-
turned this morning from Apple
River, Ills.
Leo Baldauf. of Chicago, is in the
city for holiday visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Alice Johnson, OF Ottumwa,
has returned home after visit here
with friends.
Miss Minnette Murphy spent Sun
day in Des Moines at the home of DR..
G.. A. Mclaughlin.
s. X. Oliverson and Dale Freeman
have gone TO Des Moines for New
Years holiday visit.
Grinnell Register: A. c. Doyle, OF
OskalOosa, visited last week at the
John Arlington home.
Walker Beach went to Centerville
Monday to spend few days visiting
his sister, Mrs. France.
Miss Rose Wood. of Oelwein, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G. Jones,
No. 400 A avenue east.
DR.. J. NJ. Barnett was passenger
this morning to Otumwa. where he
goes on professional business.
John II. Anderson OF 1872 Highlands
avenue went 10 Ottumwa this morn
ing to look after business interests.
Jesse f. Andrews of 209 north A
street, went to Des Moines this morn
ing to secure a position in the Capt.
tOl city.
Henry Frankel, OF Des Moines, Is
in the city for few days looking af-
ter business interests at the Frankel
Dry Goods Store.
Richard w. Caldwell went to OF
tumwa this morning TO attend TO bus
mess in the interest OF the Oskaloosa
cement staye factory.
Miss Edna Knight Cooley, Of What
Cheer, is enjoying visit with Miss
Jennie Rockefeller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Al r Pam nP paacou