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

in Chicago appearing in vaudeville
acts, has arrived in the city to enjoy
a visit at the parental H.. c. Gilbert
home, 913 Second avenue west.
Bert Wiley, of Omaha, arrived in
Oskaloosa@ with the body of his faith
er the date Nathan Wiley, who died
at the home of his daughter Mrs. w.
C. Ramsey, of Pomona, CaliwOrnia.
| The George Sutton Stock Company
which for the past week has been
playing to packed houses at Knox
vile, was in town yesterday enroute
to New Sharon, where they appear
this week.
Pella Chronicle: Henry Members
and FAMILY, of Oskaloosa, visited rel
atives in Pella several days the past
week, and on Monday went to Frank
lin where they will also visit before
returning home.
Professor NJ. B. Olinger, instructor
in the Commercial department of the
st. Joseph, Mo-, high school. has ar
rived to SpenG the Christmas vaca.
ton with relatives at New Sharon
and with friends in Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: J. J.
Wainwright has bought half inter
. est in the J. o. Bates garage and
= picture show at Barnes City. Mr..
Wainwright has for a number of
, years been railrOading at Pine Bluff,
Ark. but had longing to come back
near the scenes OF his childhood. His
parents once lived near Tilton.
Ralph Robinson, student at the
Penn School of Commerce, leaves
tais evening for q visit at his home
at Hesper, la.
r. w. Bailey, manager of the In
terstate Manufacturing Co., goes to
Des Moines this evening in the inter
ests of the local plant.
S. A. Vanderlinden, of 215 South
/. street, has returned from Keokuk
|, where he has been employed for
the past five or six weeks.
Mrs. o. b. Chapman, Of 2O8 Sec.
OnJ avenue West, left Saturday via
the NJ. & st. L. for several weeks
pleasure trip in California.
Earl Alien, a senior l.. A. student
at the University of Iowa, has ar
rived to visit over New Years at
the parental home in Beacon.
Jesse Hover, who is taking post.
graduate work in geology at the Uni
versity of Iowa, is home to spend
the holiday vacation at the parental
William J. Howell home.
Miss Edith Williams, of Clinton
is enjoying few days visit with
Miss Grace Thomas and friends in
the city, and leaves Thursday even
ing for Sioux City to visit over New
.. Years with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J G Berry, who have
been playing in one of the large
theatres of Boise. Idaho, the last fouI
months, are spending a few days
. whit Mrs. Berry's mother, Mrs. Carrie
Stein, 702 South ID street.
| Frank Fl. Strouse. of S1E North G
5 street, arrived home Sunday from
Davenport, where he has been fol
three days visiting with relatives
5 and attending the initiation of 2;
+ candidates at the Kaaba Shrine TEN
pie. over so Shriners enjoyed tht
work
David Gill, former Penn Coheg'
4 5LuASuIs VIM udS HCDh nov ~ - '
eral days in the interest OF prohibi
ton work among the colleges 0
Iowa, departed for his home In Cal
cago last night. After the holiday
{ he win go to California and vii
have charge of the National Prohibi
: ton Committee booth at the big ES
! position at San Francisco In 1915.
: Ollie l.. Reynolds, switchman, VIII
was killed Saturday evening at De
: Moines when his head struck a tres
I, tie as the box car upon which b
j was riding passed under II, was
former Oskaloosan and q member Q
TUSCALOOSA Aerie. No. 276, Fraterna
i lOrder OF Eagles. Tie deceased wa
: lengaged In railroad work here se'
/. eral years ago News OF the acciden
was not received here until yestel
day and Worthy President Arthu
? S. Shaw went to Des Moines Jas
I night TO assist In the funeral a.
! arrangements on beaalf Of the Eagles
iFrom Wednesdays Daily.l
q Miss Helen Larimer. Of l03 sout
Is Third street, is enjoying few day
b visit with friends and relatives
b Ottumwa
Mrs. FloreEce Jeness of Ottumw
n arrived Monday TOR VISIT ~ tn