The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07

River" items. which she has faith
, fully done for so many years. Ate
her visit in Valley junction Mrs
Bailey will probably nave rooms IL
this CITY.
Miss Elsie Bonner is visiting for
few days with relatives in Grinnell.
Stewart Jamison went to Daven
port this morning on a business mis-
sion.
Miss Miriam Smith, of Des MOines
Is making an extended visit at the +,
lC. IOfiand home.
Mrs James r. Huckel Of Marshall
town, visited over New Years with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. f. s. jenkins, of Searsboro
returned home Saturday after a hrIei
visit here with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Snider and Harold
Candy" Major, of Ames, are guests
at the F.. +. Parker home for a fe"
days.
Miss Ida Aver, of Waterloo, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j
II. Pickett, returned to her home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Laura Dawson, of Ottumwa
IarriVed this morning TO be a guest In
the home of her sister, Mrs. William
Lukes.
Miss Nina Ferguson went to Val
LEY Junction this morning TO be with
a sister, Mrs. Frank PettiChOrd, who
is quite i'll.
Mrs. Dell Pool, of Grnnell, was an
over New Years guest at the home OF
her brother, Constable Arthur s
Shaw, in this city.
Gilbert Jones returned to his school
work at the State University, Iowa
City, Saturday, after spending the
HOLIDAYS at his home here.
Mrs. Byrde Potts returned to Chi
cago Sunday evening to enter upon
her second term of ten weeks at the
| Columbia College Of Expression.
Mrs. Mildren Townsend, who has
been spending the holidays with rel
atives and friends here, returned 10
her home near Alton this morning.
Arthur White departed Saturday
evening for Madison, Wisconsin
where he will continue his school
work at the University OF Wisconsin
Russell Howard, who has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents, departed Saturday evening for
! Dartmouth, where he will continue
his college work.
Miss Mary Horton of S35 East High
avenue, accompanied her niece, Miss
Edna Perkins, to Montezuma where
she will remain for few days visit.
Miss Perkins has been guest at the
Rev Horton home.
Mrs. Mildred Farson and Stella
Knight, who have been holiday visit
ors in town, returned to their homes
in Des Moines this morning. They
have also been with their mother,
Mrs. Cramer, near Belle Plain.
A. T. Drinkle leaves this evening
for Chicago to assist during the com
ing weeks at the great annual furnl'
ture exhibit which attracts buyers
from all over the world. Lon eY'
poets to do his share OF the selling.
Mrs. Thos. Berdinner of 302 East
! High avenue. who was taken to the
Abbott Hospital about a week ago, is
reported as a little better today. Her
sister, Mrs w. W. Webb. of Albert
! Lea. is in the city while Mrs Berdin-
ner is in the hospital
/ A card from Mrs. Jerrel was read at
| St James Sunday school yesterday
acknowledging the receipt OF Master
Burton's Sunday school Christmas re
membrane. She said Burton was
istm in Mercy Hospital in Chicago, but
lis coming rapidly, and there IS nope
OF complete and permanent recovery
Ross Brown and Howard Millart
have returned to their school work il
Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloom
linston, H., after spending the holiday
vacation here. Willard visited a cou
ple of days the latter part OF las
week with relatives in Rock island
and Brown joined him Sunday at PEG
ria.
Fred Wheeler resumed the road thit
morning after four weeks OF vacation
and inactivity during the holiday sea
son. IT'S like pulling teeth, Free
asserted, TO get up before dayligh
again" but he is not alone in his mis-
cry, as numerous other gentlemen o
the road were in the same predlca
nent this morning.
+ Mrs. Nina A. Spates, OF SO2 Sout
A street, and little sons, Frank an
Vernon, spent the holiday week wit
their many friends and relatives a
Rose Hill. Mrs. Spates reports lin
old fashioned holiday festival an
: says no doubt all concerned will neN
: er forget those beautiful holiday
spent at Rose Hill. The Hill has
Reputation of being one OF the bes
. entertainers. Long may she hoi
that reputation.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.. Gillespie an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Trev. ella
=. lpie will remove within a short time
- Lincoln, Nebraska Mr.. Gillaspi'
: who has been district supervisor tC
= the Central Life Assurance Compan
with headquarters in Oskaloosa, Il
= the past several months, has been a
= pointed state supervisor for the cor
|, pany in Kansas. The family hi
made many friends in Oskaloosa an
their departure will bring poigna
! regret.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
y r. J. Baker was in Pella today loo
= ing after interests at that place.
q Miss Essie Wagner is visiting for
(. few days with friends in New Share