The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-01-11

nneQ TO ms nome near GlVln sine
Thanksgiving week, with an attacl
of inflamatory rheumatism is able t,
be about town again. The son, Christie
pher is also suffering the inconven
fence of poor health, and Mr.. Tohrer
will not reopen his winter marke
this season.
Mrs. o. A. Parker of Leroy, Mimi
returned to her home this morning
after visit with friends and relatives
in Oskaloosa and Rose Hill. Mr. Par
ker and children returned to Leroy
Tuesday morning, but Mrs Parker
was delayed by her grandmother, Mrs
Mary Henyseps suffering from stroke
of paralysis.
Miss Mabel Wurzbacher returned
to her home in West Point, Nebraska
after spending the holiday season in
the city, guest at the c. B. Vermil,
lion home. Miss Wursbacher was a
guest of honor at an informal even
ing party on Thursday; Mrs. Vermil-
lion entertaining company of ten in
her honor The evening was spent
very informally, and the guests were
served with dainty refreshments at
the close of the evening hours.
What Cheer Chronicles: Mrs. Ned
Lambert of 0skaloosa visited here
over New Years.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Kate
Shields of Oskaloosa is a guest at
the r. N. Bloomfield home.
Mrs. A. S. Lockart is in Des Moinse
spending the week end with her
daughter, Mrs. /. o. Phillips.
Delta Press: Miss Stella Malone
came down from Oskaloosa Thursday
to visit at the A. E. Stought home.
Mrs. Charles Loos, who has been
here for the past month visiting rela.
tives, has returned to her home in
Keota.
Mrs. William Knott and children
are at Sigourney where they will
spend week visiting relatives and
friends. .
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Court
ney of this city left on Thursday for
Oskaloosa where she will work at
the County Home.
Mrs. C. w. Byram has returned to
her home near Pella after spending
several days in the city visiting rela-
ives and shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Harris have
to their home in Washing
on after having spent the holiday
season in New Sharon and Oskaloosa
iisiting relatives.
Mrs. William Zabilka of Harvey
vas a visitor in Oskaloosa on Fri
lay. She was formerly we'll known
here as Miss Silva McColl and for
several years was a student at G.
H. U.
Mrs. H. A. Snuffin Of the Baldauf-
Co., millinery department
eft on Wednesday evening for Wis
It with relatives in Cedar Rapids,
and from there goes to Minneapolis
,or an extended stay.
Fremont Gazette: Orle and Flor.
ence Pomeroy of Oskaloosa came
Town last Tuesday and visited until
at the Harry Pomeroy
nome and from Thursday until Sun
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pom
eroy.
John Pendray, of 321 North Market
street, who last month injured his
foot with a wood saw, is so far re-
covered as to be able to move about
with the aid of crutches. He is still
confined to the house, but with care
will soon be able to enjoy outdoor
life.
Fremont Gazette: Donald Citizens,
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
is recovering from an at
tack of pneumonia of two weeks du-
ration, during which time he has
been under the care of Miss Marga-
ret Baughman. a trained nurse, of
who returned to her
home yesterday.
Delta Press: l. +. Mathew Of the
Lumber Co., of Oskaloosa,
was in Delta Friday He had good
word for the Press and set his sub
scription ahead and he is one of the
Credit Mems Association of Oska-
loosa. His good will shows our eff
fort to please them has not been in
vain. Mr.. Mathew is glad to call
in Delta as it has many kind words
for him as he was one of the city
dads" while here and there is a
code of which he helped to make and
they are all right.
On account OF the illness of Super
o. +. Schmidt, the annual
election of the Sunday School Board
of the Central NJ. T.. Sunday school
that was announced for Friday ev
ening was postponed. The nominal
ing committee has not as yet beer
able to have their meeting and Sc
come to decision regarding the new
officers. No date has been set fol
the election and it will probably bt
deferred until the first of February
on account of the revival campaign
This will make it somewhat late IL
starting the work of the new year
but IL seems unavoidable.