The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily.l

(From Saturdays Daiiy.j
A. P. Spencer, of the Western Gre
.cr company, who has BEEN spending
The winter in California cities, al
rived home to care for business al
fairs.
Lou Young. of Ottumwa, and a rep
Tesentatiye OF the Churchill Drus
Company, is visiting in town today
He was a witness in the Hoover In
surance cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hodgskin, o
Chicago, are guests today OF the r
w. Glaze home on South MarkeI
street. They depart this evening fol
Minneapolis.
Miss Barbara Drinkle, aceompan'
led by Miss iMirrel Kirby of Center
VILE, who has been visiting at fhe
Drinkle home, went to Cedar Falls tc
resume their school wUrk.
Miss Laura Jones, of Des Moines
who has been guest of Miss Barbara
Drinkle, returned today to her home
in Des lMoines and will resume her
studies at Drake university.
Miss Ruth Mitchell. daughter oil
Jake Mitchell and a granddaughter
ri Robert Mitchell, is in a critical
condition at her home suffering with
cere4bellar ataxia. Small hope for re-
covery is entertained.
Leo belong, OF East Des MoineS
township, was in town Saturday. MT
belong has been a resident of Ma,
haska county sixty-fiye years, and he
SAYS this winter reminds him OF the
ones they had when he first came to
Iowa
Miss Jennie Dorman, OF Spokane
Wash, is guest at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Russell, on South
M street. She came to assist in car
ing for her mother, who has been SER
iously i'll at the Russell home this
winter.
Miss Birdie Hoover, No. 1l5 Second
avenue west, is the victim OF a Sc
we're case of felon. the result of an in
jury to her thumb. The young lady
was rendered i'll by the pain and SUI
ferlng attendant and is just recover
ing after a painful tour weeks exper-
ience.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Dusenberry,
daughter Miss Doris, son Fred, and
Miss Amanda Rodgers were passen-
gers this morning via the Rock Isl
and for San Francisco, Cal They
will also visit and sight-see through
ont the west and southwest and will
probably be gone most OF the winter.
Henry C. Boggie, popular Iowa
Central engineer, was in Oskaloosa
yesterday calling among friends and
attending to business affairs. Henry
says that in all his experience ne has
not encountered worse conditions
than EXIT this winter in the railroad
world. He thinks the inadequate
power is to blame for much of the
trouble and inconvenience.
VIII Roberts of Giyin, was in the
city today. He stated that his broth
er, David Roberts, who suffered a
broken leg in an attack by mad
steer last summer, is not getting
along as well as he should be. The
leg refuses to heal in the right way
and further trouble is anticipated.
Numerous operations have been re-
sorted to in the effort to give the lad
permanent relief.
(From Mondays Daily)
Miss Bessie Forbes. of Des Moines,
was among oskaloosa friends last
week.
Ray Duboc, editor of the New Shar-
on Star. was an OSkaloosa visitor Sat.
urd5y
William Brookiugs has accepted a
position with the Iowa Pantatorium as
delivery boy.
j. Mace Hagan went to Des Moines
to-day to be The guest Of his son Har-
~ and to care for business affairs.
Miss Gertrude Sahick, OF MARSHALL
tgwn. is in the city visiting at the
+. n. Cowan home on A avenue east.
Geo. Loos went to Des Moines this
to study pharmacy at High
land Park. lie will return in April
Mrs Charles G. Sheppard went TO
Des Monies this morning to visit al
the home Of her sister. Mrs. E. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burnside. who
hive been spending a few days in the
city. will return to Washington with
Ia the s&eek
Mrs. Mlaude Wells and children
have returned 10 their home in Mex
leo Mo-. after a pleasant visit at the
I-sndsbey nome here.
Mrs. Dora Riggs. OF Tacoma. Wash.
in&ton arrived last evening to attend
HE funeral or her father. the late
N. Chick
MRS Lexis Roberts and son win. OF