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

4 Mrs. Hugh Smith, or rockwell, Ia
i was in town yesterday enroute Z
Wright, where she win visit for
short time.
Curtis Oldham. who is engaged I
business with his, brother in De
Moines, spent Christmas and Sunda
at his home in this city 81
| Andrew Snedden of Fort Dodg'
and Miss Sarah Snedden of De
Moines were over Christmas guest
with relatives in Beacon.
Knoxville Express: Miss Velmj
! Wilson left yesterday afternoon owe
the Rock Island for a few days yist
at Oskaloosa with, relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hatcher LEI
this morning for What Cheer, return
ing to their home after seVera
days visit in this city at the hom'
of w. l.. Wymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Wells ant
children, Miss Beryl and Ada, spen
Christmas and Sunday at Vale!
junction visiting Mrs. Wells sister
Mrs. Ed McWilliams.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Prudence
| Talmage, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis in Oskaloost
last month and came home two Of
three weeks ago, is able to come dowl
town.
Fairfield Ledger: Mr.. and Mrs. H
s. Fuhr, of Hastings, Nebr., are holi
day guests at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry s. Johnson and theiI
daughter Charlotte, of OskalOosa, vii
arrive New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sheesley en-
tertained on Christmas Mrs. Allie
Sheesley, mother of Mr.. Sheesley, ant
Messrs. Rex and Joe Sheesley, all o
New Sharon. and a very pleasant day
was enjoyed by all present.
Knoxville Express: George Ram
say Miser and his cousin, Miss Wilma
Ewing of Oskaloosa, were in Des
Moines a few days last week, visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Thomas Beal. Miss
Ewing has been here a few days Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Ramsay.
What Cheer Chronicle: f. c. Lam
bert has bought one Of Oskaloosa'
biggest clothing stores and he as
sumes control January !. He has
not yet decided who will manage tht
business, but it will probably be
What Cheer man. We trust Gene
will do we'll and no doubt he will, as
there are no better business men II
Iowa, and then he knows the Oska
lloosa people and he is known by eV
cry farmer for miles around.
Writing from the Soldiers Home
in Marshalltown, Rev. ID. d. Downs
SAYS: 81 want to extend to all of m!
friends of Beacon and Oskaloosa an6
all others my sincere gratitude FOL
the maly beautiful Christmas remem
brances, and to Mrs. Sarah Tone anC
her associates for those beautiful
flowers. The flowers occupy a prom
inent place in the hospital. In sons
respects | am improved, in others NJ
better. | am having hard tigh
with the world, the flesh and the
devil"
Knoxville Express: Aaron Madd!
was called to Oskaloosa last Thurs
day by a telephone message stattnt
that his daughter. Eunice MRS. E
'C.White) was in avery serious condi
ton with appendicitis and hat sh'
would enter the hospital that day Il
undergo a surgical operation. How
ever, the operation did not take place
that day and Mr.. Maddy returned
home the same evening with the I'm
derstanding that the operation mus
certainly take place within a yer.
short time unless there was a favor
able change in symptoms.
tFrom Wednesdays DailV.)
Mr.. e. A. Minkley AMI son CalviI
of Chicago are visiting at the parent
al S. E. Pendland home.
Blanchard Preston is home iron
Cornell College for weeks visit wit
his father, Judge Preston
Mrs. j. w. Padgett and nephe'
have arrived from Kansas City TO vii
lit Mrs Minnie COPYRIGHT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderso
have returned from a visit with reli
tfyes in Prescott, Arizona.
w. C. Farmer and family of DE
Moines are here fora holiday visit !
the J. s Lobenstein home.
"A Pair of Skies" troop, Whic
played at the Masonic last evening
left this morning for Grinnell.
Mrs. B. o. Jerrel and daughter, Mis-
Louise, left this morning for low
City, where they viii spend the da
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allie left last e
ening for Sioux City where they wi
spend a week with Mrs. Allies pa
ents.
Miss Anne Long returned tn
morning to ner home in Washingto
after brief visit in the city WITH re
atlves.
I Curtis Oldham who has been que
of his mother for the past week r
turned this morning to his work
Des Moines.
Gen. Supt. e. E. Kerwin OF the
& st. l.. was in town this morniI
in his special car, enroute to D'
Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans lie
last evening for California where tn
. will remain for the rest of the whit
/, with relatives.
: Mrs. Edward Hunting returned
; her home in Clear Lake. Ia, ID
7 morning after visit at the home
w. A. Brady. ,
D Ralph Price has returned TO y
!. school work at Anes after spendi
the holidays at the Geo. Fisher hor
. on Second avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Morgan we