The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-02

dence accommodations for them
selves and three children at No. 1870
South Market street. Mr.. Walker il
a railway postal clerk, running on tn
IN. &St. l.. Railway between 0ska
loosa and Peoria.
What Cheer Chronicle: VIM. Mood
was at Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Monroe County News: p. l.. Coff
man spent Sunday with relatives II
Oskaloosa.
Monroe County News: A. J. Cat
chell was a business caller in Oska
loosa Monday.
Harold Bernard of MusCatine was
a guest over Thanksgiving with
friends in the city.
Miss Mabel Linsley has returned tC
her work in Des Moines after brief
visit in the city with relatives.
Keokuk County News: Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Poke, Mrs. Widner and Mrs
Dryer spent Tuesday in Oskaloosa.
The Washington Press: Mrs. J. A
Crawford of Oskaloosa is visiting at
the home of her brother, J. D. Martin,
Abba Republican: Mrs. Florence
Hook of Oskaloosa is at the home OF
her brother, MIR. G. L. Kissick for q
visit
Knoxville Express: Mrs. David Eek,
enbom. of Oskaloosa visited here last
Friday with her mother, Mrs. Laura
Dixon. s-' go
Abba Republican: Pauline Holsclaw
and Helen Blomgren were guests OF
the John Anderson home in Oskaloosa
Sunday.
Keota Eagle: l.. H. Mccall of Os-
kaloosa was here Monday putting up
monument on the ]. b. Hagist lot in
the local cemetery.
New Sharon Star: George Larson
and family have moved to Oskaloosa
and the best wishes of their many
friends go with them.
Miss Helen Abrams is home from
her school work in New Providence
and will spend the week end here at
the c. w Abrams home.
Harold Kirby of Haver, Montana is
in the city for an extended visit with
relatives and friends. He will be in
Oskaloosa until after the holidays.
Knoxville Express: Rev. p. w. JAG
OLSON was in Oskaloosa Sunday, hav-
ing exchanged pulpits with the Pres
byterial minister of that town, Rev.
Alexander McFerran.
Knoxville Express: Miss Laura Win
kleman visited the fore part of the
week in Oskaloosa with her grand
mother, Mrs. Nancy Crispin, and with
her aunt. Mrs. II, C., Bass.
Ottumwa Courier: Yard Conductor,
Mike Carney of the c. NJ. & st. Paul
has returned from Oskaloosa where
he visited his daughter from Calgary,
Alberta, Canada, who is visiting there.
A number of College students are
at home for a brief visit with relatives
among them, Harry Hillary, and Leon
ard Snider of Ames, Harold Dodds of
Iowa City, and Ray McFate of Iowa
City.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Ida Jones
is spending a day or two in Oskaloosa
this week with her mother, Mrs. NJ.
N. Porter. Miss Marjorie Porter &C
companied her to Oskaloosa, where
she will visit for a couple of weeks
with her grandmother, Mrs. George
Sowden.
Newton Record: Miss Mabel Dor
man of Eddyville and Mr.. Edward
Baker of Des MOines were married by
DR.. George c. Williams at the Congre-
gational parsonage last Saturday
morning. The bride and groom were
accompanied by Miss Minnie Bright
and Mr. H. NJ. Herbert of this city.
of
Christian church of Oskaloosa spent
Sunday in Fremont and held three
services. Those on the team were DR..
and Mrs. J. E. Fleener, J. D. Williams
and wife, C. f. Caldwell, Scott Stoltz,
Lottie Blake and Jessie Reid. The
church was filed at the evening ser.
vices ami a most excellent service was
given Miss Smith sang a solo. the
four ladies OF the company sang a
uuuartette and Miss Reid and Miss
Smith sang a duet.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Will Cor,
don who was operated upon two weeks
ago and who was thought to be get
ting along nicely, took worse last
week and on Sunday morning she was
taken to Oskaloosa on the 1880 train
and placed in the OskaloOsa hospital
A few hours later she underwent q
second operation, the operation being
performed by Drs. John Traister and
r. V. Mater of Buxton. Members oil
the family have been with her at
various times since the second opera
ton. At this writing on Wednesday
she Is doing nicely, having passed a
good night. and friends are hopeful
for her ultimate recovery.
(From Mondays Dailyb
Art Fritch and Jack Hines have
gone to Chicago upon several days
business trip.
w. L. McQuiston left Sunday nigh
on a business trip to Dickinson
North Dakota.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kinney has gone tc
North Carolina to spend the wintel
with her son Albert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Newlin were
0skaloosa visitors Sunday with theil
son Jack, of Second avenue west.
r. A. Kent was a passenger u
MarshaIltown this morning, going u
look after several business matters
NJ. and Mrs. A. S. Wilson we're pas
sengers this morning to Pella wher'
! they will visit for a few days VIII
relatives
Miss Alice Smith returned thi
,,,nrnino a. her homo in nag Molina