The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-02
THE TUSCALOOSA HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1915

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ativcs.
Fred M. Raible, who has been visit.
! ing at the parental G.. Raible home in
the city, has returned to his home in
Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Foster left this
mCrnlng for Des Moines where they
will spend a few days visiting friends
and relatives.
! Mrs. e. S. Renaud of Lynnville re-
! turned to her home this morning af.
( ter a short visit here with her son,
! Raymond Renaud, student OF Penn
college.
A. E. Smith, assistant secretary
and auditor of the NJ. 4 ST. L., and
his chief clerk were in town this
morning looking after the interests of
the road.
Rev. and Mrs. |. o. Kemble and Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Kemble departed this
morning for Marshalltown where
they will visit for few days at the
home of X. X. Kemble.
Mrs. S. B. Arnold and children, of
Wester City, who have been visiting
for several days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. u. Criswell, returned to
their home this morning.
Mrs. Alice Wyman is quite i'll at
her home on South II street. suffer
ing with pneumonia and compiled
tions, and her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Meade OF Les Moines, has been sum
moned to her side.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. C.. Frazier have re-
turned to their home in Iowa City
after spending Thanksgiving at the
parental f. K. Smith home in the
city. Roy Smith, of Des Moines, was
also a guest at the Smith home for
the holiday.
Frank Little departed for Chicago
this morning to resume his work as
salesman for the Commonwealth Edi.
son Co., after spending Thanksgiving
at the parental Okley Little home.
His sister, Mrs. Geo. Powell and baby
Arlene, of Mason City, were also
so present.
Mrs. George w. Workman left on
Monday on somewhat extended
trip for the purpose of inspecting the
w. r. c. at Keota and Washington.
She inspected Sigourney corps last
week Mrs. Workman is expert and
thorough in her work and has rem
dered excellent service. This week
will close her work for this year.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Cadwallader
are in town visiting at the parental
Morris Cadwallader and w. P. Snow
homes Tor a few days. w. r. is To-
Gated with the Morrell Packing Com
pany in Ottumwa and is another
Oskaloosa lad who is making good
in his chosen work. He is now off
duty for the time being to enjoy a
richly merited vacation.
Newton Daily News: Mr.. Warren
Talbot of Oskaloosa was in Sully Sat
urday.
Bussey Record: Mrs w. c. Bradley
and Mrs. Chester Jones made a bust
ress trip to Oskaloosa, Monday.
Miss Nina Mick went to Oskaloosa
Monday morning and visited until
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Clark
Scott and husband.
Brighton Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Swadling are in Oska 'oosa, hav-
ing been invited to spend Thank3giv-
ing at the Strouse home in that city.
Delta Press: Mesdames H. II.
Lynn, A. A. Heath and G. A, Beman,
committee of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the M. E. church, went to Oska-
loosa Monday to select carpet for the
church.
Abba Union: Prof Chas. Griffith
came over from OskalOOsa and took
in the Eisteddfod and spent Thanks
giving at home. He always looks out
Tor a chance to hear good music and
says he never misses an Eisteddfod.
Sigourney Review: The w. r. C.'s
he'd their regular meeting and had
with them Mrs Ida Workman Of Os
kaloosa, who is the inspector OF the
organization. She Complimented the
c,.rps here very highly.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Elmer
Robinson, of Cadiz, Ohio, who has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Chord, at Oskaloosa,
spent last Friday and Saturday in
town, a guest of her brother, Geo.
Chord.
Speaking of the Cummins rally at
Davenport, the Times says. James
Dewitt of Oskaloosa and Bernard Muir
ply of Vinton, also standpatters OF
long standing opposition to Senator
Cummns spoke enthusiastically for
his candidacy last night.
Pella Booster-Press: Mrs. Johh
Caswell, of North Sixth street, was
called to Oskaloosa Saturday even
ing on account of the very serious
sicAness of her sister, Mrs. cara
Jackson, who is sufferer from tuber'
culosis. 1t was the intention to re-
move the patient to the state sani'
tarium at Oakdale on Tuesday OF this
week. Mrs. Caswell was accompan'
led on the trip by her little son John
! Knoxville Journal: d. o. Thomas
brakeman on the Rock Island, has
been off duty several days on account
of an affliction with boils that has
been something comparable with the
experience of Job, the patriarch. The
cruptions have affected his hands
arms, neck and other parts OF ths
body. One on the knuckle OF his hans
was Of srch fiercc character thai
after it was lancet 1t was found nee
essary to scrape the bone to remove
affected tissue.
Bussey Record: Those present from
Bussey at the special meeting AT lh'
Eastern Stars at Oskaloosa were: Mr.
and Mrs. f. G. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs