The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-23

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with their parents.
Mrs. Ralph O'Hara arrived HON
today from a visit to Los Angeles
called there by the illness of he
mother, Mrs. Terry Mays. She lei
her mother in improved health.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Nancy Eel
ner of Oskaloosa was in Fremon
yesterday calling on friends. Sh
is recovering from a dislocated shoul
der received some time ago from
fall from a step ladder.
! S. G. Abriel, secretary of the Oska
loosa Y M. c. A, will leave this ev
ening for PunXsutawnay, Pennsyl
vania, for a brief holiday visit will
his family. His wife and daughter
have both been i'll lately.
Mrs. Kate Shields left this morn
ing for Kirkyille, Mo-, where she viii
enter the hospital for a course o.
treatments. From there she will &C
to Alton, Mo-. where she will spend
the winter with her sister.
Russell Howard returned home
this morning from Hanover, New
Hampshire, where he has been en-
rolled as a student at Dartmouth uni,
versity. Russell will remain here
for several weeks, during the holiday
vacation.
Fremont Gazette: Willis Petit
and daughter Opal, of near Oskaloo-
sa, drove down last Sunday in their
new seven-passenger ear and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Pomeroy, north of town. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lyle and children came
with them.
Miss Virginia Dutton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orison ]. c. Duton, of
Seattle, Wash. arrived this morning
from st. Louis, where she has been
attending the Principal School. to
spend her Christmas vacation at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Dutton,
ll3 B avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Daley, of Phil
lips, South Dakota. have come for a
holiday visit at the j. NJ. Grimes
home. Mrs. Daley will be remem
bered to Oskaloosa people as Miss
Bertha Grimes, connected with the
D. & w. Tea Company. They will
be here several weeks.
Fred Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. K. Smith, will arrive this evening
from Columbus to join in a family re-
union at the parental home on High
avenue east in which Nye Smith of
Havre will be the only missing men,
Der. being unable to get away. Fred
will also take Masonic work during
his stay in the city.
Miss Mabel Doll was a passenger
% New Sharon yesterday afternoon.
going to take part in the Christmas
'ecital and program of the public
school students of New Sharon last
Besides reading during the
program, Miss Doll has been assist
ng Miss Williams, music instructor,
n her work in preparation for the
program.
Rev. Carl J. Mellberg, pastor of the
Swedish Methodist church, accom-
'anied by his son Carl, departed for
Chicago last evening. They were i
allied there by the physician at the
Iospital where the boy was for a long
ime a patient with an injured leg.
he physician wished to make an X
lay picture of the knee to see that
was all right.
Monroe County News: John Ram
ay of Oskaloosa was an Abba visit.
# Monday.
Monroe County News: DR.. Apple
nan. of Chicago, and Mr.. Gordon of I
)skalOosa, are in Abba today on bus [
ness. II
Delta Press: Glen Fear and Ethel
dartin OF West LATER spent Mon
ay and Tuesday at the W. c. May
and home in OskaloOsa
Pella Booster Press: Mrs. D. Syn.
orst of OskalOOsa visited in Pelia
yer Sunday with her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. J. Fl. Revers. a
Keokuk County News: Gordon Be e
ian of Cskaloosa was here Yesterday :
nd said he bought a dozen horses.
lie thought he had had good luck for
day !
Pella Booster Press: Miss Marie
feeling returned TO her home in Os.
aloosa Saturday afternoon after is. l
ing here a few days with Mrs. p,
fngeman.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Frye are here I
rom Thief River Falls, Minnesota, $
} spend the holidays with the moth.
r, Mrs. F.. A. Frye, No. 1915 High /
venue west. I
Pella Booster Press: Jas. Croll and Z
life and baby returned home from
skaloosa Monday morning where (
hey visited short while with Mr.. ?
nd Mrs. John Vanderkamp. C
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Glass and three
hildren, OF keokuk, are newcomers t
Oskaloosa and have residence ac- a
at No. 2U8 South | '
treet. Mr.. Glass is connected with
lie Adams Express Company. In
Pella Booster Press: Roy Wander b
linden, Of Oskaloosa, visited in Pella J
unday with his sister, Mary Helen.
nd brothers, Bernie and Edward I
hey all enjoyed a sumptuous birth. {
ay dinner which was given in Roy's c
onor.
New Sharon Star: J. NJ. Shroyer +
nd family and daughter Grace mo. /
bred up from University Park on h
thursday for a brief visit with their
aughters, Mrs. l.. w. Garner and c
Irs. J. =. Phillips, and Mrs. James !
hroyer and son James returned with i
lem for few days visit.
A short time ago the Gospel a
,ams OF the Central M. E church +
their forces and recently {
icy have elected w. J. Howell as