The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
PERSONALS |
CFrom Saturdays Daily.l

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miner
returned to his school duties at Ames
this morning.
Frank Rinden, a former Oskaloosa
business man now located at Jewell
Junction, is in the city for few days
visiting with former acquaintance
and caring for local interests.
Ed Clarahan, day clerk of the Hotel
Downing, and his brother, Mike Clar-
ahan, of Harper, were called to Day
vile. Nebraska, Friday evening, by
the death of an uncle, Rod Clarahan.
Alexander Anderson, No. 211 South
d street, who has been confined to
his bed two weeks or more with a
severe case of pneumonia, is improv-
ing very slowly and friends and &C.
quaintances are not yet admitted to
the bedside.
Robert Miller was summoned to
the home OF his father, Samuel Mil
Ter, at Galesburg, Illinois, yesterday,
by the serious condition of his parent
who is suffering with pneumonia.
The father is boiler inspector for the
Illinois division of the Burlington.
Miss Josie Baldwin, who lives at
the DR.. Parker home, is at the Oska-
loosa hospital suffering from frac-
tured hip. She attended the recep'
tion at the Christian church Thurs
day evening, and enroute home
slipped and fell on the sidewalk in
front of the Gentry Hotel.
Miss Abel, of Hedrick, and Miss
Koontz, of Highland Center, have
come to Oskaloosa to make their
home for the time being. They are
students In music. Miss Abel has
apartments at the home of c. Yer
Ploeg on Third avenue east, and Miss
Koontz has rooms with Miss Matte
knicely.
A note from Denver tells of the
engaging in the cleaning and dyeing
business in that city and enjoying
good business of Charles Kienast,
formerly of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kienast are pleasantly Eat home" in
a modern, up-to-date fiat. Mrs. K.
has been seriously i'll but is now on
the way to recovery.
Mrs. Scott Moore, of Bonaparte,
who has been visiting Mrs. Anna Fos-
ter, went to Lynnville this afternoon
to see her father, w. H. Sylvester.
Mrs. Moore is recently back from
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, where she
may go soon to reside. Although in
new country and new town she
finds former Oskaloosa people there,
DIR. H. G. Homer having located at
the place for practice. Mr.. Moore
has real estate Office and is con-
nected with the bank.
George Andrews is cOnvalescing
from severe illness with la grippe.
II was his first experience and he
hopes the last. George was off duty
one whole week. He says he is just
able to get around now and that he
hasn't the strength of kitten. In
the past when people told him stories
of the grippe George was inclined to
consider the statements somewhat ex-
agerated. He says he is now able to
corrOborate through personal expert
ence any story ever told of the NAL
ady.
Ray Hedden, formerly an Oskaloosa
bog, son of Mrs. Matte Hedden, No.
322 North First street, now located
in business at Cedar Falls for
number of years, is meeting with
marked success in a business way.
He has been dealing in wholesale
cigars and tobacco and recently OPP
ened retail establishment in the
new Juhl building, erected for him
last season. His business has in-
creased to such an extent that he has
been compelled to give up other
things that have engaged a portion
OF his time. His resignation from the
fire department of the town, a place
he has held for number of years,
was much regretted by his associates
and his retirement from the organiza-
ton was made the subject of extend
ed comment by the local press. "a
Sigourney Review: Mrs. Addie
Sanders went to OskaloOsa Monday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. willard
Downey. .-- q pr
w. ID. Sommers, representative Of
the John v. Farwell company, was in
the city yesterday in. the interests
of his firm go A..
New Sharon Star: Miss velma
JenkinsHof Beacon, came Saturday
TO visit at the home of her grand
parents, Geo. jenkins AID wife, Of
Union Mills.
H. A. Moody, erstwhile mine host
at the Lacey Hotel, not resident of
waveriy, Iowa, and representative Of
large milling interests, was in the
city yesterday renewing old acquaint-
ahces and attending to business at
fairs as a side line.
lMarshailtown Times Republican:
Mrs. r., L. Darragh. member of the
soldiers home for Oskaloosa, is a
patient In ST. Thomas hospital, where