The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-23

men are III JHe WOTk LOT Ln6iT lOF
for their fellowmen and the cause {
!. Christ in general and are deseryin
Of esery success.
4 from Mondays DAilyJ
i Miss Helen Unsicker has returne
to her home in Wright, going to re
main through the holidays.
! Miss Elsie Hoskins of Wright VIII,
has been attending school here, wa
a passenger to her home Saturday.
Monroe County N VS. Miss Edit
Coffman, of Oskaloosa spent Sunda!
with Mrs. George E. Gray and family
c. o. Huffmire of Des Moines wal
! in town last week visiting his sister
Mrs. Ralph Hustead of South Seventh
street.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Harry
Stringfellow of OskaloOsa spent Sun
day in Abba with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. S. F. KitZman of What Cheer
who has been visiting here for sever
al days at the w. A. Pearson home
has returned to What Cheer.
Mrs. Joe Cummings of Monmouth,
ILL.,, who has been a visitor at the
]. l.. Fitzgerald home for q short time
returned to her home Saturday.
Miss Maude Norris of Wright, who
has been attending school at Penn
College, returned to her home Satur-
day to spend the Christmas vacation.
Pella BoosterPress: Miss Nellie
Zylstra went to Oskaloosa yesterday
q oh Nry;ll iCit ri
some time with the family of her
brother John.
Pella Booster.Press: Mrs. G. H.
and daughter, Miss Artie,
went to Oskaloosa Saturday alter
noon where they visited with DR.. Ov-
ercamp Wormhoudt.
Pella Booster-Press: Mrs. Montgom-
cry of Oskaloosa, Department Inspec.
tor of the G. A. r. was in Pella yes
teriay afternoon visiting the G. A. r.
Chapter of this city.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. c. L. Whit
mer and son Ray went to Oskaloosa
and remained until Sunday
evening visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Dewitt.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Frank
Ireland left for Beacon Monday for
/ few days visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hartshorn, and
,ther relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. A. Critchlow and her mother
Mrs. George Hildebrand of Stilwell
Who is visiting Mrs. Critchlow, left
for Hedrick to visit for a few
lays with Mrs. William Hope.
Miss Winifred Caffall and Miss Ed
Ia Caffall left Saturday over the NJ.
I st. L. for New Orleans, La. to
pend the holidays with old friends
nd school mates in the Sophie Ne
cmb school. The Misses Caffall
9th attended the girls school of the
'umane university in New Orleans
nd are returning for a short visit in
he school.
Prof. Edward F. Pine of Clarence,
TO-, is visiting among friends in o.
aloosa during the holidays. Prof. Pine
J now president OF school in Clar-
nee and was formerly Professor OF
attn at the Central Holiness Univer-
ity under the presidency of Drs. Hill
nd Ayres and it is now some five
ears snce he went away. Prof Pine
etired from his position at the I'm
ersity at the time of the contention
agarding the doctrines preached by
rof. George Shaw and on account of
lis President Ayers and others Of
lie faculty retired in sympathy with
i'm. This was prior to the coming OF
r. George A. Mclaughlin to the Pres
lency and at a time when the Uni
ersity was in a formative state and
eemingly the very life and success
the institution was at stake. Prof.
inc will probably be in Oskaloosa I;
,me two weeks and his old friends
nd associates will be glad to again
<tend to him the greetings of friend. |,
Zip. Some of his old students are
Ow members of the present faculty.
Miss Marguerite Cowan is home
ON Lamar College to spend the hol-
ays.
Rex Porter ard John Nash have re. ;
Irned home from Lake Forest, ILL.,,
here they were in school,
Mrs. T. G. Jones was a passenger {
Fort Dodge this morning, going to t
'end the holidays with friends. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Melvin and child t
fl Saturday for Villisca to spend (
lie holiday vacation with their par t
Its. II
Roy Anderson has arrived home
ON Mt. Pleasant, where he was en- {
lied as a student in Iowa Wesleyan
'llege. Il
Mrs. n. DeBoef was a passenger
is morning for Pella where she will
tend the funeral services of Mrs. Il
ar Nicer. u
Mrs. William Van Haaften left this
orning for Des Moines, called there I
7 the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. l
A. Williamson L
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. McIntire re-
rned this morning to their home in |,
ella after a few days visit in the !
ty with relatives.
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison of Cedar 9
apids, who has been visiting In r.
wn for several days, retured to her
,me this morning.
A. E. Grim of the Times force left !
aturday afternoon for Columbus Il
motion, where he spent Sunday at !
g home OF his mother. i
Floyd Dent. physical director and
;sistant coach at Penn college, Las
'turned 10 his home In Mansfield,
hio, for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. NJ. Jennie Gibbs left this af- Z