The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24
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Mabel Doll is home from Iowa Cit
to spend Christmas with her par
ents. .
Grinnell Register: NJ. S. Hagar
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday on Bust
ness
Grinnell Register Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Lewis spent Sunday with relatives il
Oskaloosa.
Abba Republican; Mrs. C. N. Bloom
field visited Sunday with her mother
In Oskaloosa.
4. J. sterrett returned this morning
to his home at Abba, after spending
Friday in town
Iyyl Walling came home from Grin
nell this Saturday morning for the
holiday vacation.
Rev. " J. Petit went to Tracey this
morning TO hold revival meetings in
the Methodist church.
Grinnell Register: Misses Lila Hall
and Edna Light Of Oskaloosa visited
in Grinnell Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. T Berriman and Miss Hell
en- Beatty returned this morning TO
their homes in Marshalltown.
Prof S. NJ. Hadley and family leave
today to spend Christmas with Had
leys parents in lie Grande, Iowa.
Mrs w. ID. Funk of Lakonta was in
the city Friday visiting with friends
and doing some Xmas shopping.
Thomas Stephenson, of 9OS south
Market street has gone to Hedrick
TO spend the winter with his son.
Rev v. J. Pettitt went to Tracey
this morning to hold revival meetings
IN the Methodist Episcopal church.
r. H. Morrison of De3y Moines, was
a guest Friday of Oskaloosa friends
and left this morning for Davenport,
]. w. Jacobs returned this morning
TO his home at Sigourney after spend
ing a pleasant day Friday with oska-
lo0sa friends.
r. ]. Sturdeyant, of Minneapolis, is
spending few days in and around
Oskaloosa looking after business mat
tiers and renewing acquaintances.
Harold barnard of Muscatine, ar.
rived Friday night for a visit with his
uncle and aunt Mr.. ard Mrs. William
J. GOchee of 214 Fourth avenue west.
Mrs. Anna Curry of near Beacon,
left this morning via the c. r. l.. & p.
for Victoria, Texas, where she goes
TO spend the winter with friends and
relatives.
Harter b. Hull a student at the
University of Iowa at Iowa City, VIII
arrive in Oskaloosa this evening to
spend the Xmas vacation with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs /. w.
Clendenon.
Warner White arrived home this
morning from Boonville, Missouri
where he is attending the Kemper
Military school, and WIN visit over
New Years at the parental S. w.
White home:
Leonard Snyder who is a student
at the Iowa State College OF Agricult-
uTe and Mechanics Arts, will arrive
in the city this evening to spend the
Xmas and New Years vacation at the
parental home on High avenue east.
Professor Kelsey has received word
from his brother Edward, who is a
missionary in Palestine, that on &C
count Of the war all private CORES
pondence to and from that part of
the Turkish domains must be in Ger
man.
Arthur S. White, will arrive home
Sunday morning from Madison, Wis
cOnsin, where he is student at the
University of Wisconsin. Arthur will
visit over New Years at the parent
al S. w, White home, 1928 north Third
street.
Keokuk Constitution Democrat:
Professor w. |. Kelsey of Penn Col
lege,, OskaloOsa, Iowa, will be the
Sunday afternoon speaker at the
mems meeting at the mems meeting
at the Young Mems Christian assoc
iation. His subject will be "A Christ
ian Message"
Chester E. CEaIdalI of Coon Rapids
Iowa, arrived in the city Friday after
noon TO spend a few days with Oska-
l0osa friends and acquaintance. Mr..
Crandall was formerly employed at
the Oskaloosa Creamery Company,
but is now manager of a large cream
cry concern at Coon Rapids.
Abba Republican: The city schools
lIayc inaugurated what is called a
visiting day, !, e., each teacher is
granted a day off to visit another
room in Abba or out of town if pref.
cradle. accordingly Misses Grady and
Balm were In Oskaioosa a day last
week visiting the oskaloosa schools.
Bruno Fischer baker employed
by Fitzpatrick Ia Bon Ton Bakery met
with painful accident few days
since that has confined him to his
home No st6 south March street He
was engaged In handling heavy
weight when a board support gave
way and In the effort TO turn the fall
he had 10 exert sudden and determin,
cd strength with the result that he
came near causing severe and per
manent injury 10 himself.
II. S. Chew, COS south Second street
Ii celebrating liis seyenty-fifth birth
day today Mr.. Chew was born In New
Jersey but came TO Iowa when he
was but six years old. He has lived
in Mahaska county for the past sixty
nine years. A go0dly portion OF thii
time he resided on farm mile ant
three quarters north west OF Oska
loOsa. The farm was purchased b,
his grandfather in 1876 and at thai