The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-06


entertained to dinner at the Eugen
Leatherman home in Taintor. Tn
bride is charming young woman Q
. estimable character, and the groor
an Industrious and worthy youn
man. The future opens bright prob
poets for this couple and their man.
friends hope for them the richest
Il blessings viz r. l Es*F <e".
Il tFrom Mondays DaiiyI
j .Peila Booster: Mrs. Ella sipkem;
lof Oskaloosa, was in Pella portion
of last week visiting with relatives.
Colfax Clipper: Charles Gregg, wife
and baby spent Christmas in Oskaloo
sa with her mother, Mrs. c. Il. Wan
dyke.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Trotter spent Christmas with theiI
daughter. Mrs. viii Holmes and fam
lily, in Oskaloosa.
Peta Booster: Misses Hattie and
Henrietta Brueklander of Ogkaloosa
are visiting here few days this week
with their brother H. and Cornie.
Colfav Clipper: Mr.. Harry Reyn
Odds of Colfax went to visit his broth.
err, Joseph Reynolds in Oskaloosa and
to eat Christmas dinner with them.
Washington County Press: Miss
Luanna Stewart of Oskaloosa visited
from Thursday evening until Monday
morning at the A. ]. Dawson home.
A card from Berwyn suburb of Chi
cago brings holiday greetings to the
Herald family from Supt. o. C. Scott,
formerly at the head of the Oskaloosa
schools.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Fl. Witt returned to their home in Os.
kaloosa, Monday, after spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Whitmer.
Sigourney Review Maybelie Bal
lou of Oskaloosa was in Sigourn~y on
Friday morning on the way to North
English for a visit at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Lindsey.
Pnlla Booster: Harry Van Vark and
wife of Prairie City, and ID. Barr a.:d
family of Oskaloosa spent Christmas
day in this city at the parental, VIM.
c. Van Vark home.
Colfax Tribune: Eugene jolly and
Edwin Perry went to
Oskaloosa Friday. Mrs. jolly and sons
went q few days previous and will stay
over New Years with her mother.
Lynnville Star: Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Compton entertained Mr. and Mrs. N.
A. Compton, and Miss Nell Longstaff.
Mr.. Albert Longstaff and Mr.. George
Ballinger of Oskaloosa were also pres.
ent at the big dinner on Christmas
day.
August Gottschlich and good wife,
have been away from town upon a
play spell. They went to Davenport
and Geneseo Illinois for Christmas
and holiday visit among relatives
aid friends, returning Friday after a
most enjoyable time.
+. ID. Stout, operator at the local c.
B. & @. passenger depot was injured
Friday by a fall on the ice. Mr.. Stout
was leaving his home for work early
In the morning and slipped as he
stepped off the steps in front of thel
house falling backward. the back of
MS head was cut by the fall and it i
was necessary for stitches to be TAX
en- in the scalp.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
+. Smith of OskalOosa and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Jones and daughter Helen
Louise of Omaha spent part of the
lolidays in Sigourney at the home Of
Mrs. Smith ana Mr.. Jones mother, |
Mrs. Lima Jones, and with other rela |
ives. Louie is an undertaken with a
iTst class job with a good salary at
aChment in Omaha. Mrs. Jones will
'EeDd a week in OskalOosa with herI
o!ks before returning home.
EddyVille Tribune: Quite a number |
If former Givin people came back to
isit relatives in ami around Givin
Turing the HOLIDAY season. Mr. and
Yrs. Stanley Roberts and Miss Mary
Ioberts of Des Moines visited with
/ cir mother, Mrs. John Cubit. f.
Hughes of Montana was guest Of
us brother Geo. Hughes and other
Iivin relatives and friends. Russell
Williams came down from Des Moin |
Il for holiday visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Williams.
Of former Oskaloosa boy. son of
!. l.. Sherman. the Barnes City News
Iays: The duties of John B. Sherman
Is rural mail carrier out of the Barnes
Gity post Office are rapidly accumu-
ating. Since the disconiinuanCe OF |
he other mail route he has had to do
louble work and now that the holiday
,uGh Is out of the way, new task
las fallen to his lot. During the month |
If January he will have to classify. |
'ount, weigh and keep a record of
he postage on all mail received and
delivered on his route. The postoffice
requires the counting and
of mails at contain intervals,
)ut the orders are more exacting this
line than ever before.
G. F. Ekman has returned from
business and pleasure trip to Daven
Iort and Clinton.
Miss Mae Moore arrived this morn
ng from Qttumwa for a few days |
'isit in the city with friends.
Dr. F. l.. Harden anu wife of Do |
vagiac, Mich. will spend Saturday |
Ind Sunday with DR.. Thompson.
Mrs. p. r. Dale and children OF
Waterloo. returned to their home this
morning after visit here with rela
ives.
Mrs. Henry s. Rosecrans who has