The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-03

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| New Sharon Star: Mrs. Lucy Var
nest and daughter, Mrs. Jeffries. VIII,
nave been visiting her sister, Mrs
Beal and other relatives and friends
returned to their home in Oskaloosa
Calvin Burtchby, who Is in the ser
vices of tie Chicago & Northwest
fern railroad and makes his headquar
tiers at MarshalltoWn, was down anC
Ispent Thursday at the parental DR.
lG. p. Burtchby home, 70S north Mar
ket street.
DIR. VIII Dodds OF RichIand was 9
Thanksgiving guest at the JOSEPH
M. Larimer home. 1903 south Third
street and enjoyed a visit with his
brother, j. p. Dodds, and with his
sisters, Mrs. Larimer and Miss
Mayme Dodds, of Spokane, Washing
ton.
The Misses Anna and Helene
Greenway were down from Des
Moines and spent Thursday at the
parental Alfred Il. Greenway home
Ale north A street, Their brothers,
Noah and Edward, were also down
Tue SdpibOl NlIg W Spthu
ing at the parental home.
Robert McCord, former Oskaloo,
sa boy, but now residing in Des
Moines and student at North
High, spent Turkey Day with friends
in Oskaloosa and witnessed the
North Des Moines-oskaloosa High
School football game, which resulted
in a victory for his side.
The Misses Nellie and Dorothy Gus.
ter, of Des Moines. and Miss Hazel
Dean and Misc Maria Butterfield,
|of Washington, were guests Thurs
day at aouse-party given by Miss
Alice Brock at her home, 206 Fourth
Ave. East. Harry Berry and sister,
Helen. of Washington, were also
house guests of Miss Brock.
Mrs. and Mrs. B. F. Barclay, of Tip
ton, Iowa. were Thanksgiving guests
of Mrs. Barclays slater, Mrs.John NJ.
Smith. of 2l1 A avenue east, at
which home a most delightful fami-
ly gathering was enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. James It. Rhodes and children.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhodes and youngest daughter, Miss
Virginia, of Cedar Rapids, Mr.. and
Mrs Barley, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ, Smith and young son James.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Gilbert Jones returned Sunday to
Iowa City, where he is taking a
(6Irse in pharmacy at the University
of Iowa.
Miss Josephine McFadden return
ed Saturday afternoon to her posi-.
ton in Des Moines, after short Wis
II with local friends.
Pete" Bowen arrived home Sun
day morning from Ottumwa, where
he played drums and traps in a two
days engagement with the Ottumwa
Harp orchestra.
Miss Alice Brock, of zoe Fourth
avenue East, has accepted a position
as teacher at school FIVE and inc
half miles east of Lacey and went
tais morning to begin her duties.
Miss Helen Miller departed tais
morning TO resume her duties as
teacher at the Pleasant Glove school,
after a short visit at the parental Fl.
c. Miller home, SIC High avenue
East.
Mr. James Jones went to Bussey
10 visit with his sister, Mrs. John Ess
ling after spending the past two
weeks with his son, Ardie Jones.
Mrs. Cox, daughter, Miss Kathryn,
and son Howard mitored down in
heir car from their home at Deep
River and spent a few hours Satur-
day afternoon with friends and rela-
ives in Oskaloosa.
]. A. Barnes, manager of the sec
md floor of the Frankel Dry Goods
%, arrived home this morning from
Ia Porte, Ind, where he has been
enjoying a three days visit with his
wife and her mother.
Edward Greenway, who has been
annoying the Thanksgiving vacation
1t the parental A. f. Greenway
home, 416 NORTH A street, returned
Saturday afternoon TO Des Moines,
where he is student at North High.
Miss Gladys Ennis returned this
morning TO her nome and college du-
les at Drake University in Des
after spending the Thanks
giving vacation with Miss Bernice
Childress and other friends in Oska
oosa
Miss Blanche Robertson returned
his morning to her college work at
Drake University in Des Moines. at
.er pleasantly spending the Thanks.
giving vacation at the maternal Mrs.
Iula E. Robertson home on North
Ninth street.
Homer Mattison, after a pleasant
visit at the parental
James Mattison home, 107 College
avenue, returned this morning TO
Ames, where he is student at the
iowa State College of Agriculture
md Mechanical Arts.
Miss Bernice ChiIdress, who has
been enjoying the Thanksgiving va
alton at the parental DR.. M. Chill
iress home, 613 High avenue East,
this morning to Mt. Pleas
int, where she Is a student at the
owa Wesleyan College
Miss nellie and Miss Dorothy Gus
.er, who have been guests at
house party given by
Miss Alice Brock at her home. 206
Fourth avenue East, returned this
to their home in Des Moines
md 10 resume their school duties at