The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-09

lorado, secretary and treasurer OF tn
Greeters of America, and secretar
of the Greeters of Colorado. was
| guest of the local hotel clerks OF thi
I city Saturday.
Miss Margaret ]. Price. for a mum
Der of years, pipe organist at thu
I First Presbyterian church, has &C
/ cepted the place as organtst at thu
Methodist, church. Miss Laura Jone;
has taken Miss Prices place at the
I Presbyterian church, the change tax
! ing place yesterday,
Ed Pritchett, formerly a resident o.
Oskaloosa, justice of peace and mem
I Der of the Mahaska County Bar, nov
connected with the Santa Fe lega
department and a resident of Chica
60, dropped off between trains Sun
day to call among former friends anc
associates and renew acquaintance.
MarshalltowH Times Republican ;
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sullivan, former
~ of Oskaloosa, have moved to Mar
shalltown and are living at GIL West
Boone street. Mr.. Sullivan is an en-
gineer on the NJ. & st. L. Besides
a married daughter, who lives in Os'
kaloosa, there are three boys who at
tend school. They are Lawrence,
Leonard and Leo.
Horace Colman left Friday evening
for st. Louis, Mo-, and then on to
Louisville, KY, where he Joined on
Sunday the Neil O'Brien Minstrels
for a short season during the winter
months. Horace is an Oskaloosa
boy and for several years past has
been with the Ringing Brothers
Shows and he expects to join the
show next season when their year,
work on the road begins. Horace is
a solo clarinetist and plays with the
Ringing Brothers band. He was in
former years connected with the Iowa
Brigade band during the days of the
C. l.. Farmhouse leadership and In
all of his work has made good to
such an extent that his services are
in ready demand both summer and
winter. Horace has only been in
Oskaloosa q few weeks since the
close of the summers work and he
will probably be occupied with the
Minstrel Co. until Ringing Brothers
open their season next spring.
Mrs. Mary Reitveldt, of Knoxville,
was guest in the G. Harold home
last week.
Bussey Record: VIM. Mather of
Oskaloosa is staying at present with
the Mather family in this neighbor-
hood.
Monroe County News: Miss Hazel
Lewis of Oskaloosa. who has been a
guest of Fora Gray, has returned to
her home
What Cheer Chronicle: Chas. Har-
ris was at Oskaloosa one evening
last week and took ride on the
Eagles goat"
Ottumwa Review: J. X. Smith of
Oskaloosa arrived in the city last eV-
ening and expects to spend several
days on the south side.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. E.C.White
returned to Oskaloosa Saturday ev-
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Maddy
Sigounrey Review: Mrs. Leslie of
Oskaloosa returned home Saturday
morning after visit in Sigourney
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Park
hill.
Eddyyille Tribune: Richard Reese
of Givin departed last Friday night
for Gillaspie, ILL.,, to spend the win
ter with his father and work in the
mines.
Pella Booster-Press: Tone GRANDPA
ard wife and daughter, and Miss
Jennie Wander Lest were among
those who were Oskaloosa visitors
Tuesday.
Bussey Record: Miss Blanche Mil
rer OF Knoxville and Miss Vera Strib-
ling of Oskaloosa were guests at the
Ed Osborn home the latter part of
last week.
Colfax Clipper: Mrs. Jane Rich
mond of Oskaloosa returned home on
Friday after couple of weeks visit
with her brother, Joe Pratt, and 9th
er relatives.
Mrs. Mary Harold, No. 527 North
Fourth street, mother of Mayor J.
G. Harold, abs gone to Eddyville to
spend the winter months with her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Funk.
Davenport Daily Times: Mrs.
Thomas Davis of Oskaloosa has re-
turned to her home after spending
TIC past hCCh fioIIih5 at liC iOiliC vi
her son. Chas. Davis, 1925 Ripley st.
Barnes City News: The ladies OF
the Aid Society took well filled bas-
kets to the L. w. Robinson home last
tuesday, evening and worked out a
surprise scheme previous to the NOV
ing OF the Robinson family to Oska.
loosa.
Montezuma Republican: Ewing
wife and daughter Myrtle left Satur'
day for a visit at Marshalltown. Mr.
and Mrs. Ewing returned Saturday
night, but Miss Myrtle will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Davis at Oskaloosa
before returning.
Pella Booster-Press: Tunis Kemp
kes and mother and Miss Janet De-
Vries were among those who spent
thanksgiving in Oskaloosa. They
witnessed the Penn-Central football
game and remained over night at the
w. w. Wander Wilt home.
MarshalItown Times Republican
Mrs. r. n. Anderson of Oskalooss
returned home Thursday after hav
| ing spent Wednesday in this cit!
looking for a house. Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson expect to move here abou
Jan. /, Mr.. Anderson is conducto
on the NJ. & St L. They win liv,
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