The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-17

ii Years season
! Mrs. ]. H. Stoitz has been IL
guest OF relatives and friends in Aiai
shsiltown tAis week
3 Marahalltown Times Republican
]. In. N. Waite. OF Oskaloosa, has deed
ed to Dr NJ NJ. Evans the residenc,
$ property at IL North Tenth street
+ DR., Evans and family have been oc
cupying the property for a year o.
more.
+ A note from Whittier, California
says: Dillon Stalker. a we'll known
, farmer and business man of Oskaloo
sa, is spending the winter in south
f. leTn California, and just now is pay
ling visit to numerous friends in
the Quaker City. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard L. Ware and children are recent
ARRIVALS from Marshalltown, Iowa,
and will spend the winter with rela'
ltives here, with Mr.. Wares father
lTalbert Ware, with Rev. and Mrs. II.
E. McGrew, and other friends. Bota
College people. and they find many
old school day friends here"
In a note TO the Herald, Rev. w.
lP. Williams, now OF Modesto, Califor.
lnis, but formerly Rector of St.
James church of 0skaloosa, says:
Il was Interested TO note the launch.
Ii ing OF a rectory fund. A rectory is
| a needful part of church's equip
ment and as st. James church has a
guild nail, organ and an excellent
heating plant all that is now lack
ing rs a z, cd reetory. Everything il
California is being subordinated in
ilte,e to trc coming 1915 exposi.
Ition. for tae tilEe is drawing very
near for the Orening Of San Diego's
far. snJ. 10 oe followed by the be-
ginning of tnat of San Francisco"
(From Mondays Dailyl
Grinnell Register: r. F. Bierman
went TO Oskaloosa this morning.
Grinnell Register: Miss Sadie Smith
of 0skaloosa visited in Grinnell Sun
day.
Pella Chronicles: Mrs. A. II. Clark
and Miss Mary Flick visited relatives
at 0skaloosa Saturday.
Miss Helen Beatty has returned TO
her home in Marshalltown after u
business call in Oskaloosa.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Anna Grant |
went TO Oskaloosa Saturday to meet |
ing Of Mahaska county teachers.
Lovillia Press: Mrs. LIMA Ellis
came over from 0skaloosa, last Thur |
for visit of a few days with Mr.. FL |
lie.
What Cheer: Mrs. f. r. Hatcher OF |
Dol vie "
at the Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harlan |
home
Miss BueIah Garfield has returned |
TO her home in Muscatine after spend I
ing a few days with friends in Oska.
loosa.
Miss Pearl Grail of Bloomington,
was a guest Friday night of !
Miss Harriet Smith and left Saturday |
for Waterloo. ...a.
Mrs II. W. Osborn and children,
of EddyyilIe were in town Saturday,
enroute to Knoxville for visit at the
parental l.. D. Beatty home.
Peter r. Lopez Of Madison, Wiscon- |
sin was a visitor in Oskaloosa Friday |
enrOute TO Des Moines to visit relatiY |
es during the winter months.
H. w. Rankin of Rock Island spent |
Friday with David Allen and friends
in OskalOosa and went TO Des MOin- |
es Saturday TO visit relatives and at
tend the Billy Sunday Meetings.
Officer John Ruggenberg is on duty
again after a weeks incapaCtiy by |
reason OF an attack of blood poison. !
The trouble started with a blood bis |
ter on a toe and soon the entire leg !
was involved
Loyilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gillespie and twin daughters, Of Os-
kaloosa, arrived in the city Saturday |
of last week for visit of few days
the guests OF Mrs. Gillespie's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John SamuelsOn, near
LoVilia. {
Friends in the city will be delighted |
to learn that Cupid told the Stork to /
bring Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L., Smelzer, of |
Ottumwa, a twin boy and girl, weigh |
ing respectively seven and six and one |
half pounds, delivered on Friday, De- |
cember II, 1914 Mr. Smelzer is the |
manager of the Ottumwa conservatory |
of Music, and is well known in Oska- !
loosa.
Mrs. Lorinda GrifIis, of Omaha, ar
rived Saturday evening for a visit
with her niece, Mrs. Ralph O'Hara.
Mrs. Emma Woods, of Valley juno
lion, is a quest at the home of her,
brother, George w Barclay and fam
lily, E
Miss Helen Abrams is in Iowa City
for visit with friends and to see
Prof. Weller Of tae POSTGRADUATE De-
partment.
Mrs II. II. Morela1d, son James
and daughter Marjorie have arrived
from Romeo, Michigan, for a holiday
visit with her mother, Mrs. r. L.
Turner
Miss Marguerite Lewis is home
from an extended and pleasant so
journ in Ohio and Kentucky, during
which time she took advanced lessons
in voice culture.
L. r. Gilbert an expert engrayer
recently from Chicago where he has
been in the employ OF one OF the
large Bwelry firms OF that city has
become a resident of Oskaloosa and
has entered the employ Of the Err
dice teWelry house.