The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-12-07


returned to her home this morning a
ter a few days visit here with he
brother, f. c. Williams.
| DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Coffin of Stat
University came in this morning TO
short visit at the parental Jno Moor
home in Jefferson township.
Howard Davidson. who is attending
Iowa University, returned to Iowa Cit.
this morning following Thanksgiv
ing visit at the Rev. C. d. Loehr home
Miss Eda Starkey of Ottumwa, wht
has been visiting here for the past few
days with her aunt. Mrs. l.. Foehlingel
returned to her home this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mall of Glenn
ons, Iowa, returned to their home this
morning after a several days visit
here with their daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Brooke.
Miss Helen Abrams has returned to
her high school work at New Provi-
dence after spending the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays at the parental G. w.
Abrams home here.
Miss Irene Farmhouse, a student at
Grinnell college, returned to Grinnell
this morning, following the Thanks
giving vacation visit at the parental
G. L. Farmhouse home.
Miss Elizabeth Piper, OF Chicago,
is visiting with Miss Anna Black.
She is the daughter of Prof. Piper, at
one time connected with the Oska-
loosa public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carlin were
at home Sunday evening to a small
company of friends, to dispose of a
nice fat goose that missed the gener
al Thanksgiving slaughter.
Harry Shultz, student at the State
University of Iowa law school, return
ed to Iowa City this morning after
spending Thanksgiving vacation here
at the parental F. Shultz home.
Mrs. Tresa Swenson, a school teach,
iting here over Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Reece Gibbons,
returned to Moore this morning.
Chauncey Mckinley of Des Moines
returned home Saturday after spend
ing Thanksgiving vacation here with
old friends and acquaintance and at
tending the annual Oskaloosa- Ottum--
wa gridiron scrap.
c. Z. Moore of Knoxville Bottling
Works brought in his mother to take
the train to Newton to attend the fun
eral of Gibson Byers, of Bixby, Ari-
zona eldest son of DR.. H. V. Byers of
Newton, and brother of Mrs. Moore
Miss Alice Bennett of the office
force of the Western News Company
Des Moines, has returned to her posi-
ton after a Thanksgiving visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Ben
nett at the family home on A avenue
east
J. Landmesser, assistant general
foreman of the local NJ. & st. L. shops
and round house, was a passenger to
this morning, going to
confer with an expert building engin"
Ger, who is stopping in MarshalItown
,oday.
Ray F. Weirick, of Des Moines,
landscape engineer and A. T. Sim
mons, OF Bloomington, ILL.,, architect,
Ire in town to-day comforting with
he building and campus committees
If Penn College in regard to the cam
)us plan of the colleges new site.
Newton Record: Mrs. Clements is
low with her husband in the Univer-
3ity Hospital at Iowa City, and re-
,orts from the Judge are very encour-
lging to his friends.
Eddyville Tribune: Harry Borden
md his father J. A. Borden, of Oska-
oosa, were in Ottumwa a few days
lgo painting a couple of power house
house smoke stacks.
Washington County Press: Miss
Ienness Abbey and Miss Winona Nc
Clellan went to Oskaloosa Wednesday
evening and spent Thanksgiving at
he Walter Stewart home.
c. o. Gunnar, who has been NJ. &
st. l.. track inspector, along the cen
raj division, during the past summer
and fall, has returned to Oskaloosa,
md will have charge over the trackage
If the local yards.
What Cheer Chronicle: Wella Beans
says Oskaloosa fair may be the week
before What Cheer. and that would
be fine. Why not organize a circuit
with Abba, Newton, Grinnell, Oska-
oosa and What Cheer. Let us talk
L over.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss jennie
Vance, of Eau Claire. Wisconsin, who
Is paying an extended visit at the C..
C. Palmer home, spent Sunday with
Miss Jessie Lennon in Oskaioosa,
the. latter being a student at Penn
College.
What Cheer Chronicle: The fine
new Methodist church at ThornbuFs,
was dedicated Sunday, Rev. Minear,
of C,SkaIoosa, preaching the dedica-
tory sermon. The new building is a
fine one and is sure structure Thorn
burs can well feel proud of.