The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-12-28

!, at 421 North Market street, for tn
. holidays. During the school yea
Y they are at Cornell college at Noun
; Vernon, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eberhardt o
Wilton Junction are here for a week
visit with the "old folks" Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. s. Grove, and to attend ;
family reunion to be held at the oil
home place in Scott township thi
week.
]. L. Whitaker was taken to tn,
County Hospital on Monday morning
suffering with pneumonia. Mr.. Whit
aker passed fairly resttul night. bu
the case is so nearly the beginning
that they are unable to tell just how
severe or light the case may be.
Raymond McFate is at home on his
holiday vacation from Iowa City
where he is in the Dental school of the
University of Iowa. His Oskaloosa
home is at liz North H street and he
is one of the former Herald boys who
has gone out to make record that
will spell success. ~
DIR. Will w. Davis came from He'd.
rick Saturday night to be with his
mother, Mrs Jeanette Davis, of South
A street, for Christmas, and he cele-
brated the Christmas festival in a
very unseemly and unbecoming way
by losing a handsome and valuable
Masonic emblem watch fob.
Miss Pearle Childress is visiting
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. M.
Childress, at 613 High avenue east,
and Miss Mary Mcclure is also at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. P. Mcclure, at 631 North c street,
and both are attending the Iowa
Teachers college at Cedar Falls, la.
Gus Drinkle, who has been at Great
Falls, Montana, state manager Of the
Overland Automobile Company, drop
ped in home Saturday evening for a
few hours with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Drinkle, No. 500 B avenue
east. He is enroute to Cleveland for
conference with factory department
heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Gloeckler and
son, of Mt. Pleasant, were over Christ
mas guests in the city with Mrs.
Glocklers sister, Mrs. DR.. ]. /. Tony
and family. They departed this
morning for their home, going via au-
tomobile, and Mrs. Tony admonished
her sister that if her neck was brok-
en-. enroute, she wished she would
write her about it.
Guy Bacon of Davenport, reSplend-
ent and handsome in his new togs,
came for a Christmas visit here with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bacon, residing west of town,
and to shake hands with former asso-
ciates here. Guy is just home from
the border" He was a member of
the eastern Iowa artillery company
and is awaiting muster out. He was
home on a brief leave of absence to
spend hte holidays with the folks"
Guy was accompanied by George w.
Sheets, formerly of the Davenport
democrat
Fred Moore of Salt Lake City, Utah,
is spending Christmas week here with
his mother, Mrs. J. J. Moore, at the
w. r. Bass home, 636 North c street.
Mr.. Moore is a former resident of Os-
kalOOsa, being connected with the
poldouF poConhl ~ 10 ctorn for MANY
years. He is now in the wholesale
tea business and has as partner,
Howard Parr, also a former Oska-
loosa resident Mr. Moore came by
the way of the Union Pacific and was
five hours late getting into Marshall
town, being delayed by an overland
mail train. The passenger could not
go ahead of the mail train, for the
law requires that the first train carry
the mail, and the passenger was not
equipped to handle some twelve or
fourteen loaded mail cars.
TT. Riley of Ottumwa was Christ
mas guest in the home of Art Fritch.
Miss Alice Groenenbom is visiting
relatives in Knoxville for few days.
Miss Anna Glass spent Christmas
visiting her parents at their home in
Perry, Iowa.
Miss Hattie Norton is, visiting rela-
tives in Knoxville, leaving Oskaloosa
last Saturday.
Mrs. Abbie l.. Scott was in the city
Saturday shopping and looking after
business matters.
Ralph Price of Ames is guest at
the George Fisher home for the
Christmas holidays.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. E. c.
Lambert visited at Oskaloosa Satur-
day with Ned and family.
Mrs. Chris LeCocq of New Sharon
spent Christmas visiting her parents
and other relatives in Pella. "
w. p. Sterrett of the NJ. G. st. l..
Ry. force was in town for holiday
visit in the home of his son Otto.
Mrs. J. H. Lewis and son Edwin
spent Christmas in Des Moines with