The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-17
PERSONALS 4

(From Saturdays Daily.l

So
Mrs, Frank A. Randall and daugh
ter. Miss Anna, who have been enjoy
ing an extended visit at Grinneil
spent yesterday in the city with
friends, returning this morning 10
their home in Davenport.
Mrs, w. II. Heating who has been
confined at the Oskaloosa hospltai
suffering with bad case of append
icitis. submitting to an operation, is
convalescing rapidly and has been
removed to her home, No. 40S North
Third street.
Elmer T. Killough, Still Bill is
home from Baltimore, Maryland,
where he has spent several weeks
in attendance at the national conyen-
ton of the cigar makers organization
The meeting had a mountain OF bust
ness before it that required the great
er part of month. Mr.. Killough was
the representative or delegate from
the Oskaloosa Union.
Henry Anderson, a son of {. W..
Anderson, a well known farmer resid-
ing near Lacey, is the victim OF a
peculiar and unusual trouble, the re-
suit of an accident. He is suffering
from "osteo militis" or bone decay.
Young Anderson was engaged in work
about the farm. He jumped to the
ground from his seat on top of high
wagon box. One of the ankles gave
way under the weight. A little pain
was noted but nothing was thought OF
the accident for several days, when
soreness and pain increased. Medical
attention was secured and an eXamln-
alton of the foot revealed the pos
sibility of an abscess in the bones OF
the ankle. The member was operated
upon and over half pint of pus was
taken from one side of the ankle.
The young man was relieved by the
operation for the time being but
second operation became necessary
and physicians to-day opened and
drained the other side of the ankle.
Young Anderson was student at
Penn College last season. He is a
popular young man among his many
friends and associates hope for his
speedy recovery.
From Mondays DanyJ
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Scott and
daughter, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in the vicinity |
of Giyin, departed this morning for
their home in Moberly, Mo.
Bussey Record: Mrs. w. K. Stull
was brought home from the Abbott |
hospital in Oskaloosa Tuesday even
ing, and all indications now are that
she will make a good recovery.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Van Sickle, of
Des Moines, have been guests at the |
parental c. Z. Lofland home. Mr.. |
Van Sickle returned to Des Moines
today, Mrs Van Sickle remaining for
a more extended visit.
w. NJ. Wilkes is in Albert Lea, !
Mimi. this week in the interest of the |
Woodmen of the World. Mr.. Wilkes |
has been having splendid success in |
the north and is considered one of \
the leading organizers.
Guy Bacon, who has been confined
to his home in this city with bad
case of tonsilitis, is somewhat better
and was able to depart this morning |
fer Davenport to resume his work on |
the reportorial staff of the Davenport |
Timec.
Miss Pearl Shaw, of Canton, Miss, !
who has been visiting for a couple of /
months with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. |
and Mrs. P. Jackson, north of the city, |
leaves tomorrow for her home. Mrs. |
Jackson will accompany her and Wis |
it with her friends at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Valentine, of |
Pryor, Oklahoma, arrieved last night !
for a visit among old time friends |
here, guests at the parental Ed Mat
thews home. Mr.. Valentine will go
to Rochester, Mimi, tonight to be
with his daughter, Della, who will
submit TO a surgical operation at the
Mayo hospital.
T. P Hellings, Esq.,. formerly of
Lacey, has returned from a visit, COW
ering years time, with his daughter,
Mrs. Will Ross, of Gageby, Texas.
After a visit at Lacey he will spend
the winter with his son A. L. He'll.
ings. He says he likes the Panhandle
country very much, but there is no
place like Iowa.
Lloyd Farmhouse departed Satur-
day for Chicago, where he has accept
cd a position with the Lyon & Healy
Piano Co.
Virgil Gaines, who has been work
ing in the mines near Scandia, has
returned 70 his home here to engage
ip other work.
Miss Jennie Williamson departed
Ibis morning for Bloomington, ILL.,,
where she will be guest of her sis
t., Mrs Foster
Nj. and Mrs. J. j. Fullerton, of
Banyille, H., who have been visiting
friends around Oskaloosa for some
time, returned home Saturday.
Miss Marie Lathrop, who has been
yigiting her sister, Mrs. Carolyn Bill
lings, OF Sixth avenue east, has re-
turned TO her home in Mason City.
Miss Julia Melvin, one of the old