The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21


Middletown, VT, was recent CUES
of DR.. Burke Powell. The Powelli
and their guest motored to Oskaloos;
a day last week.
i Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. j
o. Grant, of Oskaloosa, visited a few
/ days the past week at the home o.
Mrs. John Carson, returning home
Monday afternoon.
Knoxville Express Mrs. c. e. Holt
returned to Oskaloosa last Friday
evening, having been here for a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs
r. J. Ramsay.
New Sharon Star: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Ellis attended the wedding OF
their nephew, Isaac Rains, to Miss
Effie Hunt, which took place at o.
kaloosa Saturday evening at 6 o.
clock.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Harold drove to Oskaloosa
a few evenings ago. They were ac-
companied by Iriston Dooley and
they took Iriston on a very enjoy
able visit to the Y. NJ. c. A.
Homer Stanley. who was helping
fight the fire in the second floor of
the Beadle building. was injured yes
terday morning when the floor gave
way, letting Stanley and another
COMPANION drop through to the first
floor. Stanley lit on top of the
candy case in the Leader. His left
hand was cut in the fall.
Delta Press: J. w. Johnson of Pi-
lot Mound. brother-in-law of the
late j. S. Hawley whose funeral he
was here to attend, called at the
Press office and told us that he was
founder of the Oskaloosa Globe, and
while he was editor for ten years
did not set line of type, but feels
at home in the print shop.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Richard Burke is in from the road
for the Holiday intermission.
l. n. Taylor came home Saturday
from Des Moines where he spent Al
week with the state grange people.
Mrs. Frank Lott of Waterloo, re-,
turned to her home this morning, af. |
.er short visit here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kinkade from
Town Keokuk way drove to Oskaloosa
Sunday at the Henry Cascaden home.
Charles Spar Cooke of Detroit is !
iVre for the holidays a guest in the |
lome of his sister Mrs Frank South
wick.
Miss Mildred Sankey of Fort Dodge
S here for two weeks visit with her
brother Fred Sankey and family of B |
avenue West.
Mrs. H. L. Ware of Des Moines was
| guest in the city over the week end !
With the A. ]. Davis and the Clark
Ware families.
Mrs. w. T. Roberts returned this
to her home in Des Moines
,cter spending several days in the
'ity guest with relatives.
Mrs. w. W. Webb of Albert Lea,
'finn., who has been visiting here for
few days at the T. J. Berdinner
lone, returned to her home this morn
ne.
Mrs. William Tysseling of Alton,
Linn.. returned to her home this |
morning after a several days visit
lere with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Oereus.
Miss Elise st. John. whose work as
rcssie, the ever obliging maid of the
and Mr.. Green's morning
,lory," in Fair and Warmer" was a
passenger to Chicago, Ills, Sunday,
where she will spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Young AM
laughter Irene returned this morn
ng to their home in Muscatine. Mr..
md Mrs Young met their daughter in
)es Moines and she will spend the
holiday with them al their home. Miss
Young attends college in the capitol
ivy.
Miss Dorothy Mackaye, the mis-.
GUIDED wife of Jack Wheeler in |
Fair and Warmer" who won the ad- !
Of her house, Saturday night, |
Is Blanch Blanny Wheeler, left Sun
lay for Denver, Colo, where she will .
pend Christmas week. Fair AMI !
Warmer" again opens its tour, Tues
lay, January End, at Marshalltown,
owa.
Thomas Springer, who played the
,art of Harrigan in Fair and Warm.
r. IN his first appearance in Oska- ,
oosa is a son of John Springer, man. I
yer of the first coal mine at Beacon, |
owa. His boyhood home was at !
Beacon, and after the performance he
eft for Keokuk to spend the Holidays |
This visit is the first to Keo1uk since
lis youth.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, S. Hess, Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. NJ. Henry and Mr. and Mrs. 1 |
}. Harold were guests at dinner yes
erday of Misses Barbara, Elizabeth
md Magdalene. daughters of the late
Henry Butler at their country home
Northwest nf town Roast goose and