The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
PERSONAL
lFrom saLnrday's Daily. !

This morning. via the Iowa Central for
Peoria for Visit with parents and
fficnds.
The Penn college base ball team
went 10 New Sharon this afternoon,
where they will play what is called
ne New Sharon town team.
Miss Addie Blakeslee OF Des Moines
Who will take part in the Elks' Music
nj production 1.-THE Lemon Pickers'
has telephoned that she will he here
for Monday nights rehearsal.
Knoxville Journal: W. r. Myers
and wife and Mrs. Levi Tucker were
called TO Oskaloosa by telegram
stating that their brother-in law, Jas.
Lanehridge could not possibly live
more than a few hours,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spencer and
ther daughter Mrs. Sherman. have
arrived III America from their trip To
Europe They are now visiting am
other daughter. Mrs. w S. Lacy, al
bridgeport Conn, and will arrive in
Oskaloasa the coming week.
Keota Eagle: Claire Reisman's
mother, Mrs. Chas. Reisman, stopped
IN Keota over Monday night on her
way from OskalOosa to Chicago. She
viii spend a month in Chicago with
her son Van. who has charge of the
city end Of the Keota Produce Co.'S
business
Harley Dalby, aged about ~ years,
WIS brought from his home at New
sharon this morning to a local hos.
piiaL The young man is suffering
with an advanced ease of pneumonia
and an abscess has formed on the
lungs An operation will be perform
"a this afternoon in the hope OF saw
ing Inc boys life
G. +. Atkins. of Storm Lake, Iowa,
Is here for visit with his sister Mrs.
Robert Montgomery, of O avenue east
Nil Aikens Is a son OF Or. Aiken for
MANY years well known resident
and practitioner at Leighton. He
read law with James Bolton IS years
ago and had so completely outgrown
Ml. Bottoms recollection that when
ia called al The latters Office Mr. Dol
ion was non-plussed.
From Mondays DailyJ
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. p. Emmons re-
Turned this morning to their home at
Waterloo after visit in the city at
he home OF their sister, Miss Carrie
Emmons.
- ID IJar,,,ag da,a,tod fbio morn
lag to resume his duties as travelling
saleSman after a few days visit at
fhe home Of Isis brother ]. c.
Eiammes.
Mrs George Rennett, of Des
aolnes, who has been visiting among
uskaloosa friends. and Mrs. Silas
Bennett were Sunday visitors among
friends IN Beacon.
William Garrett was a passenger
lllis morning via the Rock Island for
dis home at Pittsburg, Pa. after a
visit a the home Of his uncle. James
Mcdonald, OF this city.
D. Elyyn Ninde, enroute from Old
Mexico to London, stopped off in Os-
lstAtftl1st Abl a WISH Will llbAhNls BIS
iers and friends. He will be here
auiil Wednesday IT is two years
his summer since Mr.. Ninde depart
Cd upon his last globe trotting trip.
Ne is enrOute east on a business ex-
cursion
Will Martinstein, OF St. Louis, after
an absence from the city of over
eight years. returned Saturday for a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. w Mar,instein, No. 412 Fourth
avenue west, and to renew old ac-
Guaintances win has been doing
wen in ST. Louis and saws it's the
only town.
Steve Fitzgerald spent Sunday with
bis family Who are visiting here
they have given up their home in
Omaha and expect TO live in Waterloo
hereafter Mi IFitzgerald's territory
Is ~ northern Iowa. and be finds Wat
efioo the MOST convenient stopping
place. Sorry they could not return
h Oskaioosa.
The Kentucky Red Man. the official
RifAh ~ AhE iAbiiIOFNH hJtucI vi htu
afen Of the Kentucky reservation, IS.
saed special number upon the occa.
sion Of ne siane7 nieefing 0f the order
~ AfIddlsshorti Ofaa sentlenIan well
ioiown ~ 9skaleasa. Red Man |
saYs The advertising and business
end Of the Kentucky Red Man, from
is Initial number 10 The present Issue
has been under The fostering care of
Fast sachem George w HinesIey,
better known as ~Old Gray Fox.
whose ntirins work has been pro
dncfiTe Of The fuel to keep the press
turning for more than four great suns.
Much Of the popularity OF this paper
as an advertising medium. and its
use BY live. upfo-date houses, can be
traced 10 the personal acquaintance
and individual efforts Of Manager
flinesley aud 70 him The paper owes
iAost q ~ success and the present