The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18
PERSONALS (
(From saturdays Daily.l

among Oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Mrs. Theo. Rice, of Ottumwa, is Wis
iting Oskaloosa friends over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Witten, of Sigourney, is
in the city for brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. Mollie Shirley, of Des Moines,
is the guest of friends in town over
Sunday.
Will Groce, the pencil pusher' is
home from business trip to Mar
shalltown.
John Connolly, of Des Moines, de-
partment of the internal revenue col
lection agency, was in town yester
day.
]. r. McGregor goes into market
this evening to spend ten days or a
couple Of weeks at Chicago and Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. Clara MedefesSer, who has
been visiting Oskaloosa friends sew
eral days, has returned to her home
in Cedar Rapids.
Rev. Milton L. Williams is home
at University Park after series of
successful evangelistic meetings at
Georgetown, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bragaw, who
have been entertained by Oskaloosa
friends for a few days, departed for
their home in Ottumwa.
Frank Hamilton, who is operating
harness shop of his own at Earl.
ham, Iowa, is visiting with Oskaloo-
sa friends for few days.
Ross Brown, district passenger
agent of the NJ. & st. L. Ry., is in
from the road for a Sunday visit at
his farm on Eleventh avenue west.
Otto Ritzman, of Detroit, Mich, a
brother of Lefty" Ritzman, who wasi
member of the Oskaloosa base ball
club. in in the city visiting with
frineds.
Roy Martin, who has been making
an extended visit at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r
Shultz, near Sully, has returned to
his home in the city.
Frank Reed, of Beacon, is removing
to MeAllen, Texas, where he intends
to locate permanently. The house
hold goods are now en- route and the
family will follow next week.
Henry Steddom sustained injury
while at work in the Manual Training
department of the High School yester
day. He was working with a chisel,
which slipped and entered his right
wrist, severing an artery. The ser
vices of physician were necessary
and five stitches required to close the
wound.
EddyYille Tribune: Frank F. Og
den, former Eddyville boy, who has
OF late been the mechanical drafter
with the Iowa Valve Co. at Oskaloo
sa, is now advertising that he will
nearby and accurately execute as
sembly and detail drawings. Frank
is showing considerable ability as a
mechanic, and his Eddyville friends
hope for him success.
Charles B. McCulloch, who recent
ly suffered from a severe chilling in
the cold weather and who has been
in a precarious condition several days
is reported better this afternoon. He
has been unconscious a part of the
time and IL was feared several times
that he was dying. He has rallied
strongly, however, and the chances
for recovery are now upon his side.
Keota Eagle: Fifteen or twenty
Keota young men joined the "Elks"
in oskaloosa last Thursday evening
and are well pleased with the work.
They ought to be, for the majority Of
them sat around and witnessed the
comforting Of the degree upon Boyd
Smith and Honnas Leinen, which we
maintain was a mean trick. The mic.
est thing about an Elk lodge is the
club or home feature. Where they
have a lodge they have a home of
their own, where strange brother
can always find welcome. These
homes are generally kept open, but
in case they are not, each member
has key and can get into any Elks'
home In the land 4I
Chiefof-police Art Walls has arrived
nome from davenport. II
Bussey Record: Mrs. Rose Scott, Of
Oskaloosa, is spending the week with
relatives here. .--.-4.
Z What Cheer Chronicle: John Bruhn
wasAat 0skaloosa over Sunday visit
ing with very dear friends.
Fremont Gazette: VIM. Cooley, OF
Oskaloosa. bought horses in Cedar
Friday and in Fremont yesterday.
Montezuma Republican: Jos. Sat
chel, who have been visiting friends
here, returned TO oskaloosa. Wednes-
day morning.
Bussey Record Mrs. John Bilbo
and son Donald returned to their
home in oskaloosa Tuesday after a
two weeks visit at the Moon home.
A. g. Maish, OF Des Moines, who
Was in the city attending to business