The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-03
PERSONAL
tFrom Mondays Daily.)


brief visit before returning to he
home In Seattle. Wash.
President Rosenberger, of PEN
College, who has been among friends
of the western states in the interest:
of the school. has returned to his home
in Oskaloosa to be ready for the work
of commencement week.
Samuel Branson. WHO moved to Sa-
lima, Kansas. with his family recently,
mas purchased livery stock there and
is engaged in that business. 1t is
understood that he is prospecting and
that they all are greatly pleased with
their new home.
w. N. Brown, who has been visiting
his son, Ross Brown. and his wife, who
makes her home with her son. return
ed Thursday evening to his work at
Muskogee, Okla, where he is connect
ed with the Dawes Commission, which
has the allotting of the Indian lands.
Faye Clough has signed contract
with the Miller Bros Stock company
rhhu III pay Win lhS bdhu lliS
mer. He will be leader of the organiza-
ton. Mr.. Clough is a talented cornet.
ist, having been member of the
Iowa Brigade pand for several years.
Word has been received to the effect
that Mrs. John Summers, who with her
husband went down to New Mexico
short time ago to live on their claim,
has been suffering with blood poison
resulting from a sore on her ankle. 1t
is understood that she is improving
slowly and her friends will wish for
her speedy and permanent recovery.
Major John F. Lacey who has been
in Los Angeles, Calf, sinceMay H.
in connection with the trial of big
law case telegraphed the members OF
the G. A. r. that he would be home
some time to-day to participate with
them in the services of Memorial day.
Mr.. Lacey is Post Commander and
some of the comrades were fearful
that he would not be able 10 reacn the
city in time for the Decoration Day
ceremonies.
Mrs. C. w. Abrams, one of the pop
ular officers of Hiawatha Homestead
No. 2S9 of this city, has received quite
an honor from the head offices of the
order at Des Moines. She has been
appointed Chief Sentinel and will &C
company the Supreme officers of the
order to the Supreme Conclave which
xCil he br,lJ M = -
IL inclusive. 1t is rare distinction
for the lady and is also an honor for
Hlawatha Homestead to have one of
its members thought OF thus by the
mead officers.
Frederick Knight Logan, having
completed his season as the director
of the musical department of the
Chauncey Alcott company, has come
to his home in Oskaloosa 10 spend
the summer. He has signed contract
with Mr.. Olcott for next season and
goes east to New YORK about August
first to join the company in prelimi-
nary work. Mr.. Logan wrote the
music for Mr.. Olcott's piece which met
with unqualified success through the
entire season. He is also having
great run on a series of new pieces
on the market early this year. The
sale of the pieces has passed ali ex
pectations and the first edition is al
most exhausted. Mr. Logan after a
few weeks of rest may put on an opera
sketch of local talent for the enter !
tainment OF home people.
Mrs. S. R, Crissy is in receipts of
letter from Mrs. Hare, of Detroit, I
Mich, which tells of the appointment
of her husband. DR.. c. ii. Hare, as
general insurance agent for western |
Michigan, and they will consequently
move to Grand Rapids, where his head !,
quarters will be located. DR.. Hare
after leaving Oskaloosa accepted a 3
district agency for the Standard Acct
dent Insurance Co., but afterwards 4
was given a position in the home Off |
ces of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. !
at Detroit. The new position is a
considerable advance over his present
Office, The letter also states that Mrs. =
btlAS "ldy 10 uuW IOtdISu III btIiOiI,
having moved there from Cedar Rap !
ids, Iowa.
Saturday Globe: n. Rosenblatt re-
ceiyed, the other day, a marked copy
of the Jews Independent, weekly
publication of Cleveland, Ohio II
contained reminiscent article giving
an account of a play put on by local
talent In Cleveland in 1875. Among
the Jewish young people of Cleye
land at that time there was an organ
ization, or club. known as the Cleye
land Literary Union. The =. l.. o."
members now and then indulge in
staging play. The title OF the one I
put on in 1876 was. Adventures OF a
Love Letter" In the cast OF charac-
ters appear the names of two Oska-
loosans. that of Mr.. A. Rosenblatt
stage name, Arthur Clinton, who is in
love; and that OF Miss Carrie Rosen-
blatt, now Mrs. Sam Baldauf. whose
character in the play was Mrs. Wag
staff, an angel The article In the
Independent. among various comments
SAYS: After thirty-lour years the