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


mas holiday vacation at her home in
this city.
Miss Dorothy Farmhouse returned
to her school work at the Iowa State
Teachers college in Cedar Falls yes
terday afternoon, after spending the
Christmas holidays at her home in
this city.
Rex Porter left last evening for
Lake Forest, ILL.,, where he will again
resume his studies in the Lake For
est Academy, returning after spend
ing the Christmas holidays at his
home here.
Misses Minnie and Marie Lichten-
held left yesterday afternoon for Ce-
dar Falls, where they will again con-
tinue their studies in the Iowa State
Teachers college, after spending the
Christmas vacation at heir home in
this city.
Mrs. C. o. Wilson of Swift Current.
Sask., Canada, who has been visiting
der home, left yesterday afternoon
for New Sharon where she will visit
for a short time with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. J. c. Hammes and son John
went to Des Moines yesterday after
noon for brief visit. John returns
today to his school duties at Shattuck
Military Academy, Faribault, Mimi,
and Mrs. Hammes will return home
this evening.
George Fraker, Jr., left yesterday
afternoon for Lake Geneva, Wis,
where he is attending school at the
Military and Naval
Academy. He will go by way of
Chicago, where he will be joined by
Gus Hamilton and Carl Anderson,
and the party will then continue to
Fontana, Wis, where the school is
ocated. Gus Hamilton and Carl An
ierson, who are also attending the
school, left yesterday and are going
by way of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
4 family reunion was given on New
Years at the John Jackley home at
-629 Oakland avenue. A number of
,ut of town members of the family
we're present for the occasion. Mr..
John Jackley and family we're former
'esidents of Oskaloosa. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jack
ey, Mr. and Mrs. GUS Jackley, Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Jackley, Mr.and Mrs.
frank Thorpe and two sons, of Pa
fora, Iowa; Mrs. Fred Cortz, of Mo-
inc, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Jack
ey of Newell, Iowa; Mrs. Mary Jack
ey and children, of Oskaloosa, Iowa;
Irs. Mollie New and children, of
Iowa; Miss Fancheon
ackley, of Denver, Colo.
Washington Journal: Mr. and Mrs.
tay Page went to Oskaloosa Satur-
ay morning for visit with friends.
Harry Wilson has gone to Law
enCe, Kansas, where he will take up
tudies in the University of Kansas.
Pella Booster: Overcamp Worm
oudt of Oskaloosa was visiting his
arents and friends in Pella Saturday
nd Sunday.
Grinnell Herald: DIR. f. r. Talley
nd H. E. Sanders went to Oskaloosa
uesday looking after some of DR..
alleys patent business.
Doctor Arthur l. Washburn, city
ealth physician has returned to dut.
IS here following a three weeks va
alton visit to his home in the east
Des Moines News: Mr.. and Mrs.
wellington Beans of Oskaloosa were
1 the city Friday enroute to their
ONE from a three months sojOurn in
alifornia.
Sigourney News: Mr.. AMI Mrs. Will
ur Cooke and son went to OskaloOsa
aturday night to spend Sunday at
lie o. L. Turner home, returning
n Monday.
Pella Booster: F. d. Vanderberg
nd wife returned home from Oska-
rosa Monday morning where they
listed a short while with her mother,
Lrs. Hersey.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Naomi
cam and twin sister Erma of Oska-
,osa spent Christmas in the nome
their grandmother, Mrs. Chas. Rup.
On in this city.
Mrs Amos Evans, No 1922 High av-
nue. east is enjoying visit from her
rother d M Snowman of Omaha
HON she has not seen during a per-
I'd of sixteen years
Mrs Charles A. Dixon who has been
,ported i'll of scarlet fever has not
0ntracted the disease and although
nder quarantine is not Ill as she has
cen currently rumorcd
Uncle Joe Endicott, old soldier and
oneer resident of Mahaska county
as seventy-tive years of age Monday,
eb ,, and celebrated the occasion in
quiet way with his friends and as
,ciates.
The Collegian Entertainment Co.
this city soon leaves for West
ranch, Ia. where they will fill one
lmber of the West Branch Lecture
PURSE Personnel of the company is
follows: Mrs. J. M. Cournyer, read
:; Mrs. J. l.. Lee, pianist; Perry Kis-