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

AlDlh OuluH. RhioS A~Nul0C A~SA
ny, OF Exca sior, has come to max
her home with Mrs. Harry Burdocl
for the present
j Fremont Gazette: Mrs. S. &
Hein2man returned to her home ii
oskaloosa Monday, after severa
days visit here with relatives.
New Sharon Star: Miss Chat Ca
nady, of Vermillion, H., went to 0s
kaloOsa Saturday to visit friends
She has been visiting her sister
Mrs. J. G. Rhine.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. VIM Var
Rheenen, who recently returned
from the hospital in Washington, ID
much improved and is staying with
her daughter, Anna, at Oska.oosa.
Marshalltown Times Republican :
| NJ. Barr, of Oskaloosa, and Z. J.
Sturteyant and w. M. Berg, of Min
neapdis, connected with the claim
department of the NJ. & st. L., were
in MarshalltOwn Wednesday on bus.
mess.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Tyler
0yerton, the Clay township lady WAC
has been having such long siege
in the hospital at Oskaloosa, has
been at her home for the past two
weeks She is not yet well by any
means. and was really in such condi-
ton last week il was feared a re-
turn to Oskalooa would be necessary.
. New Sharon Star: T. J. Wilson,
state representative-elect, says he is
not as Old as has been reported in
the newspapers. The Star last week
printed a report based on a state
ment in the Register and Leader
that Mr.. Wilson was one of the fCIlr
oldest representatives in the legisla-
ture. He is only so years of age,
instead of 66 as published.
(From Mondays Daily.l
PeIla Chronicle: Misses Huston and
Hussey of the college were Oskaloo-
sd visitors Friday.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Geo. Ramsey
visited in Oskaloosa Monday and
Tuesday with relatives.
Pella Booster: Mrs. F. d. Vanden
Berg visited with her mother, Mrs.
Hersey in Oskaloosa a few days.
Bussey Record: Mrs. John Maitre
and baby of 0skaloosa, came Satur-
day evening for several days visit
with relatives. ..
Russell Howard has arrived from
College to spend the holt
day vacation at the parental H. S.
home.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Schippers went to Oskaloosa Monday
afternoon to have Mrs. Schipper's
eyes treated by a specialist.
Bussey Record: Miss Louie Mason
went to Oskaloosa Friday evening
for Saturday visit with her parents.
She was accompanied to Oskaloosa
by her ffiend, Miss Cora Davis.
Pella Chronicle: DR.. and Mrs. J. H.
Bennett Of Oskaloosa who are on their
way to California to spend the win
ter, stopped off Wednesday at Pella
for a short visit at the A. Waechter
home.
Rev. Williamson. of Des Moines,
who hav accepted a cali from the
Christian church at Union Mills and
was to have begun his pastOrate Sun
day, Dec. 13, has been compelled to
resign owing to the illness of his
wife. The church is much disappoint-
ed as Rev. Williamson had very fav-
orably impressed his congregation.
Bussey Record: Mrs. U. G. carp,
Messrs. E. l.. Bussey, Robert Littler,
A. c. Bussey, VIM. Spaur, D. w. Par
ker. Len Wiser, Chas. Pike, J. E. Fall
and son Alvia, and Z. A. Johnson
were all in Oskaloosa Monday and
being subpoenaed on the
case of Miss Lodema Atkinson VS..
E. L. Bussey, administrator of the
Atkinson estate. The plain
tiff in the suit asked $1,000, which she
claimed was due for services render
ed in taking care of deceased, The
plaintiff was granted 1880.
General orders from National Head
quarters and signed by National Pres
ident, Mary A. Jameson and National
Secretary Genevieye Lane, have been
received and bear the good tidings
OF the G. A. r. has been great.
~ honored in the appointment of
two of the members to responsible
positions on the national presidents
staff. Mrs. Grace Rhynesberger has
been selected as assistant national in
spector for Iowa and Mrs. Rhoda
Woodruff has again been made cor.
responding secretary. This is the 9Th
year Mrs. Woodruff has been honor
ed by the appointment to this Office
and last year she was on the staff OF
press reporters. Mrs. Rhynsberger
..as neld Il clrcie and department hon.
ors and her many friends will re
joice to see this national honor home
to her. 1t certainly speaks well for
the Oskaloosa circle that it has re.
ceiyed these two excellent appoint
ments when there are so few posi-
tons to fill and so many worthy sis
ters from whom to choose
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huber will
leave Saturday afternoon upon their
return trip TO California.
Mrs. f. K. Taylor, Of $40 G avenue
East, went to Mt. Pleasant Satur.
day to remain over Sunday in the
interest of the G. w. b. NJ.
Miss Louise Dusenberry, Of Des
MONIES. is being entertained for a
few days by her cousin, Miss Doris
r. Dusenberry, OF 212 North Eighth
street.
Miss Helen Sewers. a student at