The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-03

MIS-. chris Winter, on z avenue east
James X. Henderson, after mos
successful and strenuous years bust
ness as representative of the james
>. Kirk Co In the states Of Iowa
Nebraska and Illinois is home unit
after the first of the year for a visit
with his family of 1903 c avenue east
Tom Beatty ana family, of Rose
Hill, attracted by educational ad
vantage enjoyed In town have moved
to OskalOOsa and are at home at No
400 South First street, the DR.. Ben
nett property. Mr.. Beatty will re-
tain business interests at the Hill
going to and from in auto or by rail,
Tie following note from r. o.
Hutchins, of Delta, will be of general
interest to friends of the family:
Dick Hutchins and family were
here on Thanksgiving day, guests of
his sister and her family, Mrs. Jen-
ME B. Hamilton. Nothing unusual,
nothing strange, for this day. On,
no, but unique in this, that around
the family table of nine adults and
four children, there we're four gener-
atoms, ranging In age from four
score and six to infants. Now from
myself down to the first emigrant,
David Hutchins, of Yorkshire, Eng
land, just 200 years, or TIA, only
five generations, you will think the
plant has been in cold storage. Some
were on the route. | am the last of
the race, and the beginning of the
new, in Iowa"
Grinnell Herald Miss Ava Blair
is visiting at her home in Oskaloosa.
Brighton Enterprise: Mr. Harry
White and wife spent Thanksgiving
with her folks at Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Palmer
of Gibson was in town Saturday on
her way home from Oskaloosa.
Washington Journal: Miss Clara
Coulter spent Thanksgiving day at
Ben Marshall home at Oskaloosa.
Abba Republican: Master Charlie
Ramsay, OF Oskaloosa, visited with
his sister, Mrs. Homer Harris, over
Sunday.
Ray Gilbert, of Fairfield, is max
ing a short visit in the city with his
uncle, E. e. Ebbert, on North Sec
ond street
Miss Dorothy Farmhouse has re-
turned to collegiate work at Cedar
Falls, after a Thanksgiving visit at
hers home here.
Pella Booster: Geo. Ramsey and
family visited in Oskaloosa Sunday
at the homes of Mrs. Ramsey's bro
theirs, N. and c. Yer iPloeg.
Miss Virginia Rhodes has returned
to her home in Cedar Rapids after
being guest OF her sister, Mrs. ].
NJ. Smith, of 21l A avenue East.
Brighton Enterprise: win Bris-
tow, Sylmon Heston and the Misses
Fora and Cora Eek autoed to Oska-
loosa Thursday to see the football
game.
Mrs. JOAN o. Malcolm entertained
informally Saturday afternoon at her
home, No. 319 North Eighth street
A number were present from out
side the city. a.,
PeIla Booster: a Mrs. E. C. Van
Zee and daughters, Rebecca and Ber-
tha, went to Oskaloosa yesterday
afternoon for short visit with rela
ives and friends.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Thorn |
Is Mason returned home Saturday |
rom a two weeks visit with Mrs. |
Ben Nichols at Blythe and her son |
crank at OskalOosa.
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Colder, of |
have come to live in Os- I
oosa and are at home at No. 445 |
North First street. Mr. Colder is
IN r, P. O. man on the Rock Island |
Hiretly.
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Child of Oskaloosa, spent We'd |
lesday night with Grinnell relatives |
IN their way to Oskaloosa where |
hey went to attend the wedding of
Carl Child.
E. NJ McCray, manager of the Ly-
'ic theatre, was business caller in
Oes Moines Saturday. Mr. McCray |
vent to the Capital city to purchase |
lew Thomas A.. Edison screen for
lis theatre.
John r. Gilmore, who was in town
asst week on a business excursion,
'eceiVed a telegram telling of an &C
,ident to his wife at Clarinda, break
ng both bones of forearm while |
a car.
Abba Republican: Masters Char
es McGregor and Guerdon Parker, of |
)skaloosa, visited with j. w. Wilson
and Sunday and were en-
husiastic rooters for Oskaloosa at
he football game. /
Miss Helen Berry, Miss Maria |
and Miss Hazel Dean
nave returned to their homes at
after a delightful visit |
With Miss Alice Brock and other |
friends in the city.
Mrs. w D. Miner and children |
nave returned to their home in Mar
shalltown after a pleasant visit at
he come of Mrs. Miners mother,
Mrs. Margaret Taylor, and brother, |
Arthur n. Taylor, of 3l6 Fourth ave-
lue West
Knoxville Express: George Ram
say of Knoxville, and Ed Sweeney, a
'ormer Marion county miner, now a
state mine inspector in Des Moines,
nave been appointed by Gov. Clarke
as delegates to the American mining
congress TO be held in Phoenix, Ariz.
Dec. Til.