The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-23

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ter business matters.
Mrs. William Allen returned thi
morning to her home in Des Moine
after a few days visit in the city will
relatives and friends.
Byron Harris is expected here from
! Colorado tomorrow to join his wife
! in holiday visit at the parental Har
! ris and Ramsay homes,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Myers and chill
dren left this morning for Grinnell
going to spend Christmas visiting
with friends and relatives.
w. H. Rice was a passenger over
the c., b. & @. yesterday for Sar
/ Diego, California, going to spend the
winter season along the Pacific coast
H. f. Tysseling and Anna Tyssel
ing left this morning Tor Erskine,
Mimi, where they will visit for sew
eral days at the home of A. Wander
wal
A. Kenke, of Chicago. has located
in Oskaloosa, and is employed in the
w. C. Maryland tailor shop. Mr.
Kenke has apartments at the Iowa
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Hunt left this
morning over the c.. B. & Q. for Buff
falo, New York, where they will
spend the Christmas holidays at the
homes of friends and relatives.
Miss Marie Phillips arrived home
from Lacrosse, Wisconsin, last even
ing in response to a telegram regard
ing the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. s. J. Phillips. of Beacon. Mrs.
Phillips is reported much better this
morning after a very bad day and
night, and it is hoped that the i'm.
provement will be steady and rapid.
Mrs. Harold Williams left this
morning for brief visit with friends
in Pella.
Mrs. Albert Antoine, of LaPorte
City, Iowa, arrived here this morning
for a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Buckholtz.
Miss Winifred Hilton returned last
evening to her home in Ottumwa at
ter a brief visit in the city with rel.
atives and friends.
Mrs. c. d. Adams and three chill.
dren left last evening fer Muscatine
where they will spend the holidays
visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thomas re-
turned last evening to their home in
Ottumwa after a few days visit In
The city with friends.
Mrs. e. J. Young and two children
of Sioux City. arrived yesterday for
a holiday visit in the city at the par
entail Carr and Young homes.
Mrs. Winifred Allison was pas.
sengcr for Waseca, Mimi. this morn
ing, going to spend the holidays Wis
iting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. c. H. Johnston left this morn.
ing for st. Louis where she will visit
at the home of her aunt and other
relatives over Christmas and New
Years.
Miss Emma Hagenstein, instructor
of commercial work in the high
school at Rock Springs, Wyo. visited
her sister, Amanda Hagenstein, for
a few days.
Miss Helen Abrams arrived home
Sunday evening from New Providene
where she teaches in the high school,
and will be a guest at the G. w.
Abrams home during the holidays.
Mrs. F.. L. Morse and children, Bob
and Betty, OF Creston, are guests in
the city with the lady's sisters, the
nellie, Fudge and Lucille Ry.
an, for the holiday season. Mr..
Morse will join the family here at
Christmas time.
Charles Penland is conValescing
from the results of an accident, a fall
occasioned by the slippery condition
of the sidewalks, Friday evening. He
has a badly sprained wrist and shoul.
der. He has been unable to work
but has been on the job as supervisor
and cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Wray were
very kindly remembered with Christ
mas presents at the close of the
school Friday by the principal and
teachers of Jefferson school and they
the kind thought very
much. Mr.. Wray says he sure Is
glad Old Santa comes once year.
|. N. Taylor, state lecturer for the
Iowa Grange, was reelected to the
position at the state meeting held at
Ottumwa and the vote was practical.
ly unanimous. This Is merited rec
ignition of the worth and the work
of an able, Industrious and capable
organizer.
Dick Cricket is here from his farm
sixteen miles northwest of Havre,
Montana, to spend Christmas with
relatives. He bears holiday greet
ings to friends from many of the for
mer residents of this place who now
claim homes in that section. All
are doing well.
Miss Florance McLane of Boards
town. H., who has been visiting here
or some time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Terril, returned to her
home yesterday afternoon. While
here Miss McLane served most &C.
ceptably in the offices of the Kalbach
Lumber company, doing Miss New
brands work while the latter under.
went a surgical operation.
Sam Sherman, now OF Williams,
Minnesota, dropped into Oskaloosa
today to see his mother and old time
friends here. Mr.. Sherman has been
on a claim near Williams for three
years, and is now on goods buying
trip to secure material for news.
paper at Williams. This will make
about eighteen papers that Mr.. Sher.
man has established in his time.
c. C. Shetterly left Sunday evening
for hfs homo in Franklin Indiana Qf.