The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-02-03
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily.l

This morning called by the illness o
his father Mr.. Taylor reports tina
his father is much improved.
w B. Glenny was passenger las
evening via the Iowa Central fol
Mexico City, Mexico Mr. Glenn.
wtnt on business and pleasure
trip
Mrs. James Brown returned to hel
home at Davenport this morning
after being in the city for about two
weeks, called by the Illness of hel
mother, Mrs. Harlan Gibson.
Mrs. C. A. Ross and sons, Linden
and Clarence, and mother, Mrs
Ninde, depart Tuesday via Rock Is
land for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they expect to spend the rest of the
winter
Lutte Billick departs via the Rock
Island on next Monday for Cumber-
land. Ia. where he will spend a num-
Der of weeks visiting relatives and
friends He will be gone from the
city several months.
Doctor j. H. Bennett recently of
Des Moines, Is an addition to the
business and professional circles of
the city. Mr.. Bennett is an osteo-
pathic physician and comes to the
city to establish himself in practice.
lie has rented a suite of rooms at
the north of the Purity drug store,
which have been fitted and furnished
for his use, making a comfortable
and convenient ONCE location. Mr..
Bennett will remove his family to
the city in the spring or as soon
as suitable accommodations can be
secured.
Mrs. Mary Weist, No. 211 North
Fifth street, sustained a severe in
jury Friday afternoon while on
neighborly call at the William T.,
Walker residence near her home.
She slipped and fell, causing a Sc.
rfoas and complicated fracture of the
right wrist The arm was broken in
the same place six years ago. Mrs.
Weist is seyenty-four years of age.
She was considerably shocked and
bruised in the fall and viii not cas-
lily recover from the effects OF the
accident. The old lady is the mother
OF Mrs. May Leonard. No. 439 North
Market street and Mrs. Margaret
Williams, No. 116 Sixth Ave. East,
who is caring for her.
(From Mondays Daily)
j. C. Sellers, who has been with the
cs,ll1any 43 years, enjoyed visit at
the home office OF the Iowa State In
surance Company at Keokuk last
week.
Mrs. T. c. Willett. of Henry. Ills,
was a passenger Saturday evening
via the Rock Island for her home
after a visit in the city, guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Shurtz.
Mrs. Phillips. wife of DIR. J. H. Phil
lips Of New Sharon, was operated up
on Saturday for liver trouble following
long continued Illness. The opera
ticn was upon the gall bladder
Miss Sadie Small, of Denver. Colo,
passed through the city Saturday
evening en- route to Rose Hill, where
she was called by the serious Illness
OF her mother, Mrs. Edith Small.
Mrs. Sarah Ramey and daughter,
Gertrude, of Packwood. passed
through the city Saturday en- route
to Sigourney, where they will spend
a few days at the J. NJ. Downey home.
Miss Hattie Daniels. daughter oil
IA r. Daniels, who was taken with
severe Illness while on visit to the
city, was sufficiently recovered to per
ant OF removal to Des Moines Sunday.
Miss Catherine Roberts, who has
been confined to her home by Illness
Tor the past few days, has sufficiently
recovered and has returned to her du-
ties as book-keeper at the J. B. Nc
Curdy store.
Mrs. Thomas T. Martin. of Hite-
H6H, WIZ HIS Dtfl III tue city bdhluS
teachers examination. returnd to her
home Saturday TO be in attendance
at the wedding OF Miss Martha Thorn
as TO Rev. Williams of that place.
Mrs. Martin Olson. of Rose Hill
changed cars In Oskaloosa Saturday
en- route home from Des Moines,
where she was visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Samuel Olson. OF Bux-
Ton. who is patient at the Meth
pdlst hospital.
WIZ Glass, from Topeka, Kansas,
adjuster OF life insurance company.
was In the city visiting with his cous-
ins, Oakley Little and Oscar Little, OF
the university. The three cousins had
NOT met before Ia twenty-one years.
Tney an took dinner al the Oakley
I.il4le home. which they all enjoyed
very much. talking over their fboyhood
days which will long be remembered