The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-25

Miss Amanda Hagenstein, teacher
in Penn School of Commerce, left
this afternoon to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents at Ackley, Iowa.
Frank Rainsbarger Of Ackley who
has been here for several days visit
ing with friends and relatives, return
ed to his home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs c. E. Humphrey and children
left this morning for Liscolm, where
they will visit for several days at the
home of Mrs. Humphreys mother.
William Roe and family have
changed their place of residence from
40l South A street to the remOdeled
F. w. Glaze property, No. 4l6 South
Market street
J. c. Kessler and daughter, Sarah
May, left this morning for Truro, Ia,
where they will spend thanksgiving
at the home Of Mr.. Kessler's sister,
Mrs. Ira DeBOOy.
Mrs. H. w. Johnson and children
returned to their home in Marshall
town yesterday afternoon, after a
short visit here at the home of Mrs.
Johnson's unc'e, P. H. Elgin.
Mrs. b. F. Barclay returned this
morning to her home in Upton, Iowa,
after an extended stay in the city,
caring for her sister, Mrs. J. M.
Smith, who has been very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Ramsay of
Knoxville. and Mrs. Carl Mayer of
Oskaloosa. arrived home last evening
from Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where
| they have been resting for some time.
Ernest Powell, son of John Powell,
who sustained the loss of leg in a
railway accident a few months ago,
| is on the streets today, enabled to
get about by the use of an artificial
| limb
Miss Anna Jacobson of Marshall.
town was in the city yesterday, COM
| ing to see her friend, Miss Alice Lin
quist of Keokuk Miss Jacobson re-
turned to her home in Marshall in the
afternoon.
Lon Dove who has been engaged at
the Allender barber shop for some
time, has changed his location and is
now working in the shop under the
/ ErdiCe Jewelry company, run by
Dick" Bridgeman.
Miss Matilda Willis returned home
from a two weeks visit with her un-
Gle, Phil Messersmith, of Sioux Rap
/ ids. On the way home she stopped
at the home of her sister, Mrs. c.
Plummer, in Marshalltown.
Miss Trixie Ware is a guest in the
city at the T. w. Ware home for a
short time. Miss Ware is enroute
! to her home in Pennington, Iowa,
from Indianola, where she is engaged
as trimmer in millinery store.
Mrs. Ben Workman and children OF
Grinnell. who were visitors at the A
~. Pass home Monday, coming to at
tenI the golden wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. ami Mrs. A. ]. Bass returned
to their home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Peasley were
passengers from Charlton this morn
ing. going to spend the day with rela
ltive3. From Charlton Mr. and Mrs
Peas'ey will go to Indianola to spend
Thanksgiving at the o. H. Peasley
home.
Rev. Thomas Horton went to Dav
export this morning, and will preach
: in the Episcopal Cathedral there on
Thanksgiving Day From there he
: goes to Chicago and other places, Re
turning for permanent residence in
! Davenport about the middle of De
! cember. Miss Mary Horton will visit
! In Des Moines for a couple of weeks
1jolning her brother at that time in
, their new home in Davenport.
Abba Union: Prof Geo. Writers &C
! eompanied the football team to Oska
loosa last Saturday.
. Pella Booster: Mesdames F. c. War
} ner and A. De Neeff visited will
, friends in oskaloosa Tuesday after
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