The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-12-30


! their mother, Mrs. Geo. Fox and sis
, ter, Mrs. DON Hawkins.
Miss Madge Cunningham OF Dies
|, Moines has returned to her home at.
, ter few days visit in the city with
, Mrs Iyor Reese Miss Cunningham
was guest in the city over Christ.
mas
Miss Wilma Harris of Omaha ar
rived in the city last evening for a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends Miss Harris win go from os.
kaloosa to Des MOines where she Will
enter college. H ..
Mrs. J.. C. Myers who has apart
y ments at the c W. Blancheon home
and who has been very III for the
past seven weeks with pneumonia, Is
much better, and is able to be about
the house again.
' George Martin. general manager OF
the business of the Firestone Tire Co.
in the northwest, with headquarters
at Minneapolis is in the city for q
holiday visit at the J. F. Mcneil home
on High avenue east. ~
! C. F. Rediing has recently moved
to this city from Sevmore, la. and Is
now engaged under Roy c. Rich as an
agent for the Metropolital Life lnsur
ance Company, making his residence
at the Y. NJ c. A. dormitory.
Mrs. John Kullmer Jr. was called
to Reinbeck, Iowa, Christmas day by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Thorn.
as Camp. last evening Mr.. Killmer
received a telephone message an
nouncing her death. Mr.. Kullmer left
today to be present at the funeral
which occurs tomorrow.
One evening last week the members
of the Olivet Grange went to the home
of A. B. Rickav to spend the evening
taking we'll filled baskets, and re-
freshments were served during the
evening. Mr.. Hickey hasn't been able
to attend grange, or in fact go any
place since the accident in October,
when the elevator at Waters and Eng:
lands livery barn fell on him and hurt
I his back and otherwise bruised him.
He was very much pleased to think
they would think of him and come to
see him.
Mrs, George Fritz was seriously in.
jured last week in fall on the ice
near the intersection of High avenue
and Ninth street She was coming to
town to attend early mass at st.
Mary's church about Ave o'clock. She
slipped and fell heavily, sustaining a
broken leg. Her cries for help brought
assistance and she was carried into a
nearby residence where medical at
tent.on waited upon her. She was TAX
en- to her home, No. 1880 A avenue
east and is now doing as we'll as the
nature of the injury permits.
William Strasburger Of Parsons,
Kansas, was in town with old lime
friends and associates yesterday. He
came for holiday visit in Oskaloosa
Abba and Knoxville and Des Moines.
Ii is seventeen years since MIR. Stras-
berger was in town and he was at a
loss to identify either town or inhab-
itants. Twenty years ago he was en-
gagged in business here. He is now
proprietor of a mercantile establish.
ment at Parsons and is doing well. He
was not able to spend as much time
in Oska!oosa as he desired and hence
did not have opportunity OF seeing all
the boys" He extends all holiday
greetings. however through those
whom he did meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Crowder are
spending the week with relatives IN
Hillsboro, Iowa.
Miss Avis Thompson arrived yes
,terday for a weeks visit with re.a
tives and friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n Dack have re
turned from a holiday visit with Des
Moines and Indianola relatives.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Mapton
Rebner, of Oskaloosa, Is a holiday
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs
w. G. Stewart. ..'
Barnes City News: Carl Harris
Glen and Elmer Dunbar OF Oskaloosa
, spent the weeA end with George Arm
. strong.
Lynnville Star: Willis Renaui came
. over from Montezuma Wednesday ant
4 visited relatives until Saturday, goint
then to Oskaloosa.
1 Washington Journal: Miss Luanns
:, Stewart, of Oskaloosa. came Thurs
day evening and is a guest at the A
S J Dawson home.
. Ottumwa Review: NJ. V. LeonaIt
: and little grandson, 400 Carlyle stree
= left this morning for Oskaloosa wher'
i they will visit relatives. ..
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. p
J, Clynch, of Oskaloosa, spent Christ
s mas with Mrs. Clynch's parents, MI
n and Mrs. ]. w. Harpster. F.a. 4
l. Washington Journal: ]. O. Rot
erts returned this morning from Os
It kaloosa, where he had been a CUES
2 at the James Hauser home 49,
Sfgourney Review: Mrs. Ferguson
, and son, of Oskaloosa, were In Sis
Quincy Monday on their way HON
Z from a visit in Hayesyille. She wa
. accompanied by her father 8. Il, M
=. Bride.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Utterback lei
A. this morning for California wher
they will spend about six weeks. M
= Utterback is vice president or IN
u Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
n this city.
Knoxville Express: Mr., and Mr.
il Clarence Spaur and son Rouze le
n yesterday afternoon for 0ekaloos
% and Delta, where they VIII visit ~
uncle, George Stout, at ME torms
mace. ami her parents, Mr. and MIR
SINu @ Ctnuf NJ tha latter Mace. w