The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-12-27
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MIS-. ii. bartlett OF new Sharon was
shopper in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Burgess of Wrigh- spent Thurs
day with her sister, Mrs. B. Howard
Mrs. Fred Everett of Lacey was do.
ing her, Christmas shopping here on
Thursday.
Miss NJ. Moore went TO Cameron,
Mo-, Thursday to spend the holidays
with relatives.
T. B. Gossage went to Ottumwa yes
Thursday and will spend the holidays
with his daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bales and children
went to Highland where they will
visit the mother, Mrs. g. Rales.
Il. A. Morian the deputy who visit
ed the Homesteaders meeting Wednes-
day returned to Ottumwa yesterday.
Miss Lois Clark who is attending
Grinnell College is at the parental DR..
S. w. Clark home for the holidays.
Miss Ethel Packer, teacher at the
Lincoln school went to Bonaparte Ia,
to spenu the holidays with her par
ents.
Don Russell and Claren Coffin who
have been attending Ames College
nave returned for the Chtristmas va
cation.
Mrs. ]. R. Conover and Mrs. Anna
Farr went to Wright this morning
where they will address missionary
meeting.
Miss Lucille Pogge teacher in the
Lincoln school went to her home in
Cedar Rapids to be with ner parents
over the holidays.
State Senator Elmer Mitchell is
quite ill, being confined to room at
the Mahaska Hospital. His condition
is said not to be serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Ellenberger and
children of Bloomfield have been visit
ing E. E. Lesterhome, Mrs. Ellenber-
gems sister, returned to their home
Thursday.
Russell Howard of the U. S. S. Win.
chester, left last night to join his
comrades. Russell has been visiting
here for few days at the parental
H. S. Howard home.
Miss Alma Johnson and brother
Carl went to Morning Sun Thursday
TO attend the funeral of their grand.
mother, Mrs. Anna Abrahamson. John
Lofgreen went with them.
Elmer Cheesman and Carl Under
wood, students at Kemper Military
Academy, at Bonneville, $40, are home
to spend the holidays at the parental
Cheesman and Underwood homes.
John Whitmore has been selected
as deputy county treasurer for Mahas.
ka county, and will assume his new
duties in the office of T. E. Graham,
county treasurer, at the first of the
year. -
Lloyd Farmhouse, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Farmhouse ran down from
Camp Dodge in his little Ford racer
and made the trip in two hours and
forty~minutes He will spend the holi-
day leave with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Airy of Farming
ton ILL.,, who were called because of
the death of Mr.. Airy's mother return
cd TO their home yesterday. Mrs.
Alrys brother and nephew, W. U.
Johnson and Clinton were here from
Miller, South Dakota.
Mrs. Michel Stuhlsatz is in receipt
of a letter from her bother Glen
Wright who is at a recruiting station
at New y ork City. He received the
Christmas box from the "Sammies No
theirs" all unexpected and big sur
prise. And his delight knew no bounds
He lust could not find it within his
power to refrain himself, according TO
Injunction and wait till Christmas"
but he had to know the contents OF
that package and having looked with
in, there was nothing to it, he had to
taste. and having tasted, there was
soon nothing left. He shared with 9TH
ers and the praise for the Sammies
Mothers and Mahaska county was
boundless.
Byron V. Sewers was in Knoxville
Monday.
John Buckley of Fremont was IN
the city Friday, shopping.
Russell Hedge is home from Ames
to spend the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Ross Critchlow left yesterday
for New Sharon to visit with relatives.
Mrs. B. Bernstein is visiting in Al
bia at the home of her sons, Ben and
Joe.
Miss Ina Goble is visiting in Bussey
at the home of her parents for few
days.
Ralph Walton Of the Fern went to
New Providence to spend the holi-
days.
Ralph Crozier of Kemper Military
Academy is home to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. NJ. Brown and children OF Lo-
villa were calling IN Oskaloosa FRI
day.