The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21
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ness affairs.
Miss Louise Alinson of Des Nome.
is visiting her friend, Miss Hattie
Dampster, of Second avenue east.
G. E. Blair has gone to Omaha
Nebr., called there by the illness OF
his daughter Mrs. Reno Rosenfeld
Alr. and Mrs. w. E. Roberts left
this porning for Des Moines where
they viii spend Sunday visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. r. w. Davis and Mrs. G. w.
Hunt, OF Muskogee, Okla, are visit
ing for several days at the home of
L. Z. Potter.
Mrs. Edgar Chapman of Neosha,
Wisconsin, is in the city for a holt
day visit in the home of her sister,
MRS. David Sperry.
Mrs. j. w. Hittle of Webster City,
Iowa, who has been in Oskaloosa
transacting business, returned to her
home this morning.
Mrs. H. Z. Garner departed to Mar
shalltown this morning to visit with
her sister, Mrs. c. Plummer, who
was taken suddenly i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. James left
this morning for Bogard, Mo. where
they viii spend the holidays at the
rental G. M. James home.
Miss Freda Rocquet is here from
De5 Moines for visit with friends
and relatives here and in Cedar
township over the holiday vacation.
George Fraker is home from his
school work for the Christmas and
New Years vacation with his mother
at the family home on High avenue
cas-.
Miss Ruth Benton left this morn
ing for Grinnell where she will join
her sister, Miss Hazel Benton, COM
ing from Montezuma, and visit for
short time.
A. H. Scott, salesman for the c. c.
Prouty Co., left this morning for Des
Moines where he will confer with the |
firm heads upon business matters of
Importance.
Arthur Uhler of Grinnell was a |
visitor at the C. S. Walling home
y yesterday, coming home with Arthur
Nyalling who is a student at Grin
nell college. i.
Miss Mary Harrison, who has been
a student at GrinnelI college, came
down yesterday for brief visit at
the J. c. Hammes home, enroute to
her home in Keokuk.
Miss Irene Farmhouse returned to
Grinnell this morning to resume her /
duties as a student in Grinnell col
lege, after q short visit here at the
parental c. L. Farmhouse home.
Mrs. James Sarvis left this morn
ing for Kansas City where she will
visit for six or seven weeks with her :,
husband, James Sarvis, who is at
tending the Sweeny Automobile
School.
Mrs. Sam Keel, formerly of Oska-
loosa, is now identified with Stun
Mission Work in Des Moines, and
for a few days is holding services at J
the Pentecostal Mission on South
Market street. Her meetings close .
Sidney Hirsch, of the Smith-Ship-
ley Co, reports that his father, Fred |
Hirsch, formerly of the Bee Hive on
the south side of the square, tele-
phoned to him from Mason City re 7
garding the extent of the fire. Even .
though they have moved away, for
mer residents are always interested
in oskaloosa. /
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Kalbach and
children are leaving tonight or to-
morrow for a trip east, including
many points Of interest and several
Of the big cities. They expect to
spend a month or more in Boston.
The excursion is a sort of a belated
wedding trip, and Mr.. Kalbach will
look after business also while away.
Mrs. Chas. T. Fox of Cedar, wife
OF the late Chas. T. Fox of Cedar,
who died on November 10, with ty-
phoid fever, is suffering with the
same disease and is in a precarious
condition. Mr.. Albert Fox, who
died on December 10, at the home in
Cedar, and whose funeral services
were held yesterday was the father
or Mr. Chas. T. Fox. -E
Miss Alice E. Page OF Cedar Rap
ids, who was recently entertained at
the homes of Mark Norman and Ed
A. Haynes, was the daughter OF the
late Frank J. Page, a former well
known business man of Oskaloosa
She graduated at Penn college in the
class OF 1905 and went to Coe col.
lege as the assistant professor or
History, For two years she served
as professor of History in Willimette
college in Oregon, and then was /,
brought back to Coe college at Cedar
Rapids and occupies the same posi-
ton there. She is fine example OF
a successful teacher and still appre-
GATES her former home /