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

e California In few days.
II. l.. Hedrick of Des Moines. secre
: tary of the Lacey hotel company wa
! in town Yesterday looking after tn
: business interests of the Lacey.
!. Misses Lucia and Mae Dulin re
, turned this morning to their homes II
, Des Moines after a visit over New
Years in the city with relatives. re-.
Miss Helen Sewers returned, this
morning to her school work in yDes
Moines, at Drake College after a two
weeks visit in the city with her par
ents
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Merrill of
Ward, Iowa, spent a few days of the
Christmas week with the family of
Charles F. Spann at 623 North B
street
When Dreams Come True" COM
pany, which showed at the Masonic
last evening, left this morning for
Vinton, Iowa, where they play this ev-
ening.
p. r. McCosh suffered two falls on
the icy walks few days ago AMI as
result is confined to his home with a
badly sprained ankle AMI numerous
bruises. ~sE-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Morris and baby
returned this morning to their home
in Aberdeen, S. Oak. after a visit
over New Years at the E. J. Morris
home.
Misses Ve'na Dean and Esther Lar.
liner returned this morning to their
school work at Drake. in Des Moines.
after a two weeks visit at the Dean
and Larimer homes.
Miss Alice and Miss Gertrude
Moore of Mason City, who have been
visiting here for few days with
friends and acquaintance, returned
to their home this morning.
Mrs. Beatrice Roovart and son re.
turned this morning to their home in /
Des Moines after a few days visit in |
the city at the Lewis Cruzen home,
and the Robert Kissick home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams AMI
children of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
have been visiting here for several
days with friends and relatives re
turned to their home this morning.
Charles Anderson, the Singing
Evangelist, at the Pentecostal Mission
will leave this week for a series of
revival meetings with T. X. Smith at
Omaha, Neb. He may be away several
weeks.
Raymond McFate, Jesse Howell and
Roy Gillette, who are attending school
1t the State University of Iowa, in
iowa City, returned to their work this
after spending the Christmas
holiday vacation at their homes in
his city.
Norman J. Kissick left this morn =
ng via. the NJ. & St l.. for Chicago,
lfter weeks visit in the city at the
parental Robert Kissick home. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Kissick are very i'll, and
Hrs. Norman Kissick remains to help !
are for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Foster and
,abies and Mrs. Ollie Laughlin and
amily who have been guests of the
mother. Mrs. Anna Foster, No. 315
North B STREET have returned to their ]
ZONES in Mankato, Minnesota and
Iowa.
Rev. Allen Judd of Des Moines was
n town Saturday and Sunday, being !.
allied called here to officiate at the ,,
wedding, last Sat =
rday evening. Yesterday he was in
barge of the services in the st.
ames Episcopal church.
Father" William Crosson will ceIe- !
rate his nintieth birthday next Sun
ay. AS the DAYS pass instead of get +
ing older he grows younger and for q
man of his years he IL remarkably
veil preserved and has the active use S
t all of his physical powers g
Mr.. Bert MendenhalI of Fort Dodge,
r. Bob Theron of BUffa!oo Mimi. c
'orrigan OF Omaha, have all returned
D their homes after pleasant visit I
uring the holidays at the home of a
.lbert Mendenhall, South ID street.
Misses Winifrcd and Edna Catfall +
eturned on Sunday morning from a '
wo weeks visit at their home In
Louisiana The Misses >.
affall have been away from their old a
ONE over a year now and spending
le holidays with their relatives was
great pleasure to both.
Ottumwa Courier: The marriage of .
Iiss Lucille White of Oskaloosa and =
tito r. Lindell of this city took place
evening at the Office of Jus. e
&c of the Peace, II. c. Nosler. after u
hich a o'clock dinner was served II
the home of the groom's parents,
If. and Mrs. A. Liniell, GIG Green I
rect. Mrs. Ethel White and son, Guy s.
Oskaloosa, were out of town guests. Q
Donald, the four year old son of
Lr. and Mrs. Jim Bowen, who was t
ken i'll last week with la grippe. h
Iffered relapse on Saturday even. is
#, and for some time the outcome
as very doubtful. Appendicitis de- Ia
eloped in very severe form and "
he little fellow suffered intensely. W
e seemed much bettr this morning,
nd it is thought that he will get v
ong all right. 81 a
Miss Minnette Murphey ami Mrs. e.
oward Wagner representing the
ate prohibition headquarters, have /,
lst returned from a weeks visit to
hicago. H.. where they attended the =
ationsl Prohibition conference and
lille there they we're guests of Mrs
. w. Dnane. a prominent prohibition :
ader of Chicago for Alderman from
le 18th. ward. In spite of her views
4 prohibition. she is said to have
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