The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-16
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is a guest in the city with Miss Carrie
Baughman for a few days.
Jone Dice left last evening over the
NJ. e. st. l.. for Los Angeles, Calf
where he will visit for a time.
The health conditions troubling J,
T. Ream are still preventing him
from appearing on the streets, same
as for some days past.
Mrs. William F. Harris arrived last
evening from Denver, Colorado and
will be a guest in the city during the
Holidays at he VIM. Davis home.
Miss Louise Terrell and Miss Louise
Smith left this morning for Iowa City,
where they will spend Sunday at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Max Frazier.
John L. Rowe. No. 42S North Mar
ket street is quite i'll at his home,
suffering with arterial sclerosis and
his condition approaches a critical
stage.
Mrs. J. P. Halliday and baby were
passengers to Taintor this morning,
going to visit for a few days at the
home of Mrs. Halladay's mother, Mrs.
Mary J. Larkins.
mTS. N. +. RUuSSIS hIiO has pSSh
visiting Mrs. Parry, 80 North d street
and other friends in the city, left for
DenveIL Colorado, yesterday, where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. J. ]. McAnitch of Tonkawa,
Okla, who has been visiting for sew
eral days at the home of her son. +.
McAnitch of University Park, return
ed to her home this morning.
Doctor A. L. Washburn, city health
physician is leaving town tonight for
New York upon a three weeks leave
of absence. He will spend the holiday
season with relatives and friends In
the east
Fremont Gazette: J. A. Haines, of
Cedar, returned home Tuesday night
from MINER, Ills, where he has been
since Friday attending to business
connected with the sale OF his farm
near that place.
Mrs. c. wingfield left this morning
for Des Moines where she will visit
at the home of her brother in-law, Mr..
Charles Shockley, and will also meet
a brother from Kansas whom she has
not seen for seventeen years.
J. c. Hammes departed last even
ing for New York City where he Will
spend few days looking over the
new things in dry goods and notions
in the great store of Calhoun Rob-
bins & Co, which firm he represents
on the road.
Mrs. Rhoda Woodruff left this morn
ing for Dundof. Ohio, where she Will
be a guest during the Holiday season
at the home of her mother and other
relatives. A family reunion has been
planned for the season and she Will
meet members of her family whom
she has not seen for some little time.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. Hall of
OskaIoosa was at Drakeville on bus
mess last week.
Lovilia Correspondence; Charles
Story was transacting business in
OskaIoosa Saturday of last week
New Sharon Star: Chas. Douglas
and wife of Oskaloosa visited at the
parental w. P. Marsh home Sunday.
New Sharon Star: Mrs.Jane White
head went to Oskaloosa Monday to
spend a few days with her son, S. B.
Phipps.
Davenport Times: Mrs. S. Better
of Oskaloosa has returned to her
home after spending a few weeks at
the home of Mrs. J. G. Durnin.
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. Herman
Spencer of Oskaloosa visited friends
in this city Wednesday and Thursday,
returning home Thursday evening.
New Sharon Star: Harold and Ray
Wharton ard their wives of Oska-
loosa were guests at the home OF
their uncle, w. Z. Wharton, Sunday.
Keokuk County News: Johnnie
Lisk of Union Chapel was called to
Oska!oosa last week by the sudden
death of his brother-inlaw, Dennis
Barlow, who was crushed to death
in a coal mine.
Eddyville Tri Utne: EddBille
friends are glad to learn that Mrs,
Will Gordon, who has been seriously
i'll ard in the hospital in Oskaloosa,
is able to sit IN some and was out
on the porch little while Tuesday.
Keokuk County News: w w. HUH
of Keokuk and Miss Huff and Miss
Ida Park of Oskaloosa visited here
at the Thompson home a few days
last week Mr.. HUFF went to Bur
lingtcn on Monday evening. Misses
HUFF and Park returned to Oskaloosa,
Fremont Gazette: Miss Margaret
ireland of Fremont, and Miss Vera
Hortshorn of Beacon, are the new
hello" girls at the telephone office
taking the places of Miss Ruth
Rhodes and Miss Ferne Hibler, who
resigned Dec. LIST. They are learn
ing rapidly and already have acquir
ed a happy way of saying number
please
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Cyrus
Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Stitts
worth and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jones
Of BUssey we're in Os1aloosa Sunda!
attending the funeral Of Mrs. WeaV
ers sister, Mrs. James Hurley.
Warrington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
&. Z. Wilson of Oskaloosa came thii
morning ard are guests of relatives
and trends In town.
Mrs Mary A. Mckanna depa=te'
for Sioux City yesterday afternoon u
visit 10 the families of her sons, Har
ry aud Louis McKauna, formerly Q
this city and both connected witt
the Herald editorial departmenf
" rry today has responsible pos
tian on the editorial staff of the Siou
City Journal. one of the largest news
papers OF Iowa. and Louis is VIII