The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

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: friends in Oskaloosa and the SUI
E rounding country, but congratulation
and well wishes will be none the les
hearty.
r. b. ]. Ryan, No. 1920 Ninth ave
,, nue. east, arrived home last weel
from Kearney, Nebraska, where h,
was summoned by the death of rel
alive, RkBhTolbert, early in January
! Mr.. Ryahetemained in the localit!
about one month visiting among rel
atives and friends. He states tina
Nebraska was much colder than Us
kaloosa during the extreme weather
of the month and that he experienced
temperature ranging from 26 to 81
below almost every day of the time
he was in the west. He went hunt
ing after jack.rabbits when the Their
mometer stood in the twentieS below
the zero mark and killed large
number of the animals, several OF
which he shipped to friends here in
OskalOosa. He has a number of pho
tos showing the results of several OF
his hunting trips and these he is
distributing among friends and rela.
tives. He was shown extended hos.
ptality by the people in the neigh.
borhOods in which he visited. He
| brings home number of ferrets.
(From Tuesdays Daily.j
r. A. Kent is enroute to McAllen,
Texas, on business trip.
| Jesse Moore, 1907 High avenue
West, is confined to his bed, critically
| i'll with pneumonia.
Katheryn Snider, who has been
critically i'll for the past number of
| weeks, is recuperating slowly.
Messrs. James Bowen, Alfred Haw
kins and Roy Cady went to Ottumwa
this morning on business trip.
w. NJ Robinson has returned home
from Waterloo, where he has been
on business for the Hub Clothing Co.
Theo. Richmond went to Ottumwa
this morning, where he will visit with
friends and attend to business mat.
'ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kesselring, who
have been spending the winter in
Lincoln, Nebr.. with their son, have
returned home.
John d. Goode departed this morn.
ing via the Rock Island for Zephyr
Hills, Florida, where he will enjoy
a two weeks sojourn.
Miss Beryl Wells returned home
last evening from Valley Junction.
where she has been visiting at the
Ed McWlliams home.
Special Detective Charles Erickson
and Claim Adjuster Charles Gladson,
Of the Rock Island, who have been in
OskaloOsa. went to Ottumwa this
morning
John P. White arrived home from
indianapolis and the national conven.
ton of the United Mine Workers,
over which he presided during a ses-
sion of several weeks. John will
take needed rest and recreation at
his home on South Second street. In
the meantime he has his stenograph-
er, Miss Hanna Carr, at call and will
conduct official business from his
home for the time being.
Ralph Spence, of Nebraska, who is
attending school at the Central Holi-
ness University, met with a painful
accident last Friday afternoon in the
gymnasium. While running a relay
race he fell and struck his head on
the base board. A large an deep cash
was inflicted in his forehead and he
was unconscious for several minutes.
This is the third accident that has oc-
Cured in the University gymnasium
this season.
Aldermen J. p. Siebert and J. L.
Milligan, accompanied by Chief-of-Po-
lice Walls and Mrs. J. p. Siebert, de-
parted last evening via the Rock Is
land for Chicago, where they will at
tend the auto show. Messrs. Milligan,
Siebert and Walls will be joined at
Chicago by Fire Chief Irvee McCrack.
en- and Alderman Campfield who
have been at Waterloo. The purpose
Of the trip is to purchase new auto
fire truck and auto patrol and ambU.
lance for the citv.
William Benning, of Mason City,
and Geneva Benning, of Flagler, who
have been visiting with parents and
friends, have returned to their homes.
Bussey Record: DR.. c. L. Stafford,
district superintendent, OF OskalOosa
was entertained at the w. c. Bradley
home while in Bussey, last Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Friends will oe glad TO know that
Justin Brown and wife are on their
way home from China. They have
been there as missionaries for al
most seven years and they are eXpec.
ed to reach Iowa some time in FebGu.
airy.
What Cheer Patriot: J. o. Schnei.
der, of Oskaloosa, came over Tues.
day for short visit with mis- father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Schneider and brother, G. F., who re-
sides east OF town. He will also visit
his aunt. Mrs. T. Mclaughlin, of Ady,
Kansas, who is at the Schneider
home visiting.