The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-23
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ping in the city.
Miss Ethel Standing left this morn
ing for her home in Earlham t.
spend Christmas at home.
Miss Elizabeth Bongartz, who i
teaching here, returned to her home
in Waterloo this morning.
Miss Faye James, who is attending
Penn college, returned to her home
in Searsboro this morning
Miss Ivyl Walling has arrived
home from her college work at Grin
nell to spend the holidays at home.
Mrs. James Brown left this morn
ing for Mitchellyille where she will
visit for few days with relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Coder left this morning
for OakVille where she will spend
Sunday with friends and relatives.
Miss Stella Taylor was a passen.
ger this morning TO Des Moines where
she will look after business matters.
Reggy Snider was a passenger to
New Sharon this morning, going to
remain with his father for a few
days.
Miss Angelina Van Zante left this
where she will spend her Christmas
vacation.
Paul Johnson left yesterday morn
ing for Marshailtown where he will
spend the holidays with friends and
relatives.
Miss Vera Stribling left this morn
ing for Payton, Iowa, where she will
spend the Christmas vacation with
her parents.
The Misses Winifred and Edna
Caffal left this morning for New Or
leans TO spend the holidays with rel
atiVes and friends.
Miss Myra Jones was a passenger
this morning TO her home in Jeffer.
son, Iowa, where she viii spend the
Christmas vacation.
G. w. Shockley left this afternoon
for New Vienna, Ohio, where he will |
spend the holiday season with his !
parents and sisters.
Roy Mitchell, student OF Penn
college, left this morning for his
home in Searsboro, where he will
spend Christmas vacation.
Miss Josephine Boyer, who holds
q fine position with Harris Brothers,
in their Denver Office, has arrived
home to spend the holidays.
Miss Gail Reece returned to her
home in New Providence this morn
ing to spend the holidays. Miss Reece
is a student of Penn college.
Mrs. Walter Fitch and Miss Vida
Fitch left this morning for Peoria,
H., where they will visit for some
time with friends and relatives.
Miss Florence James, of University
Park, who is attending the Central Il
Holiness university, returned to her
home in Waterloo this morning.
Miss Georgia Young, a teacher in i
the city schools, returned to her I
home at SanbOrn. Iowa, this morning
TO spend the Christmas vacation. |.
Mrs. j. f. CASTOR, of Wright, who
has been a visitor here with friends
and relatives, for a short time, re- j
turned to her home this morning.
Miss Kate Ninde, who has been a
guest in the city the past two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kalbach,
left this morning for Ackworth, la.
j. w. Mcdonald, formerly of Oska-
loosa, now a resident of Cedar Rap
ids, was about town yesterday greet /
ing former associates and friends. i
c. w. Warcup of Marshalltown, d. q
vision master mechanic of the NJ. &
ST. L., is in the city today looking I
after business matters for the road. q
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. w. E. En-
returned Tuesday evening
from a couple OF days visit in Oska-
SaFfth hnH Cd |
Coen. II
Miss Mary Moore, a teacher in the
high school leaves today for Cam
eron, Mo, where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. A. Fl. 1
Owens. It
Misses Amy Real, Amy Hadley and {
Lura HowaTth left this morning for q
their homes in Earlham where they,
will spend the holidays with their '
parents. IL
Mrs. Mary Underwood and Miss I
Aleen Anderson were passengers to g
Montezuma this morning, going to
spend the holidays at the home OF c
]. E. Anderson ii
J. Z. Hammes arrived home yester- I
day from a weeks business trip TO S
We" AOIh ne severe =
storms in the east with much delay
in railway traffic.
Fremont Gazette: Guy Roof went :
TO Oskaloosa Monday evening to be a
present at the conyening of the grand !
Jury for the December term. He is
foreman OF that body. /
Mrs. T. D. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Nina Wilson, were passengers a
TO Fremont this morning, going to I
visit Tor a few days at the home OF 7
Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. H. A "a
Smith
Mrs. John Mum and son Francis, ;
81 403 High avenue west, left this |
morning Tor Upton. Iowa, where
hey viii visit at he parental s. w. /
Mum home during the Christmas {
aolidly Ii
Miss Eva Wickersham left yester. I
lay for New Sharon where she gave S
,ne OF her Christmas readings, ION |
christmas Day in the Morning." be- \
ore the students OF the New Sharon b
schools a
Mrs. Fanetta Sergeant Haskell.
Who appeared last evening in the last y
lumber OF the Artist Course given in I
lie Methodist church, was a guest of =