The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-06

. sustained an injured knee cap tn;
; will lay him up several days. NJ
: Shurts has lesser injuries. Bot
men thought the car was standIn
still. When Mr.. Winter stepped o
he was thrown heavily to the paw,
ment and Mr.. Shurts came down o
top OF him. Mr.. Winter is gettin
labout today with the assistance q
crutches.
/ tFrom Tuesdays Dany.)
Shirley Perkins left Sunday ever
ling over the Burlington for Chicago
Ill.,, re '", - sIr@0 ,po@
! S. d. Dack of Dcs Motnes is in TIL
! city visiting for several days at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ~ Back. "
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. James A
Brown of Oskaloosa came Wednesda,
to visit in the Dell Jennings home.
Pella Booster: Mrs. P. C.. Redmar
of Oskaloosa came to Pella yesterday
morning for visit at the ]. l.. Warren
home.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. Carl Child
returned Monday night from Oska
loosa, where she spent Christmas with
her parents.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Mable
Maynes of OskaIoosa has been in
What Cheer visiting her friends and
attended the wedding of Miss Ethel
Sarvis last week
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Philip are home from a few
days visit with their son. Clarence,
and wife and with the Thos. Plasters
family in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Pearl and
Master Raymond Snodgras of this city
went to Oskaloosa Monday where they
will visit IN the home of their grand
Mrs. Ella Perry.
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Chord of Oskaloosa and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Frederick of Roosevelt, Okla,
came to Grinnell Tuesday to visit at
he Clifford Chord and l.. G. Cooley
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McLandsbnr-
ough of near Rose Hill have novel
70 Oskaloosa, to give their children
he school advantages which Oskaloosa
pliers. They have located at 800 3rd
avenue west.
Abba Union; Marie Martin who
las been a guest of Rev. and Mrs.
M. Malcolm and other friends, left
morning for Oskaloosa for
! visit before returning to her home
n Washington, Iowa.
Pella Booster: Rev. anil Mrs. Dc
;ruine AMI wife OF Oskaloosa were
n Pella last week to attend the Riet.
eld-Eoat wedding. Rev. DeBruine
vas formerly the pastor at Bethel.
Keota Eagle: Miss Sara Jameson
# O"'Ialoosa came last evening to
isit the George Holmes family and
Their friends. Miss Jameson warns
verybody not to kiss her on the
louth for she has the grippe.
Miss Anne Hinkson, who has been
listing for several days at the c n.
Jack home in this city returned to
er home in Des Moines Monday
Miss Hinkson is physical d.
cctor of the Des Moines Grammar
chool
Newton Record: Christmas was a
reat day at the home of Mr.. and
lrs. Jay Clark, where the host and
ostess Iavishly dispensed good cheer
18th turkey dinner and all the pleas
mt etceteras. Among the guests for
ne day were Mrs. Florence Clark,
lcCurIy and son Richard of Oska
,osa.
Miss Sarah Ryan left this morning
)r a few days visit with relatives in
ella.
Cecil G. Jones spent Sunday in
ella, visiting with friends and &C.
uaintanCes
Miss Marguerite Argo, OF South Y
rect is having a serious attack of
rip and bronchitis. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas were
lllcd TO Moline today by the death
Mr.. Thomas father
es Moines are guests in the city for
few days with relatives.
w. M. Deck left for Terre Haute,
'd., this morning for two weeks
sit at the home of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams have
sturned to their home in Mason City
tier a weeks visit in the city.
H. Davis left last night over the NJ.
nd st. L. for Portland, Ore, going to
sit for some time with friends and
'latiVes.
Miss Alice Crawford returned last
Iening to her home in Ottumwa af-
n a few days visit in the city with
'latives.
Miss Emily Neagle left this morn.
& for Davenport where she will
'eud a few days visiting relatives
I'd friends
Mrs Hewitt of InIianola was in
wn the last few days visiting with
,r daughter, Mrs. A. c. Wood, who ,
in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. |. Williams left
st evening for North Platte, Neb.,
here they will visit for some time
it'll friends and relatives.
Mrs. f. J. Clynch who has been
sitting for several days with friends
I'd relatives in Grinnell, has return
to her home in this city.
William Fry has returned from M
'aska where he spent the holidays
it'll relatives Mr.. Fry is an jnstructo