The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
County News by Our Reporters
Rose Hill.

L. II. Ellis and family were at the
A. Corns home laet Sunday.
Mrs. John NJ. venstra and baby
were in Peila over Sunday.
A. ]. Augustine was in the Hin the
nrst OF this week on business.
Mrs. Mabel Roberts is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Dickson.
Miss Wayne slocum is improving
nicely, and is able to sit up to day.
Farmers report the wheat which
they are harvesting TO be extra good.
]. w. Garden and j. w. sarvis,
with their wives, went to Harvey on
the Fourth.
John l. Lister and family, of What
Cheer. have been visiting here for
several days.
F. @. Carl and wife went to wau-
kee last week TO visit relatives re-
turning Monday.
W. Q. Dunbar and wife visited at
VIM. Csmpbell's in Spring Creek
township, last Monday.
Mrs. America Ruby came from
knoxvliie Saturday to make an ex-
tended visit with friends.
Fannie Wymore returned home
from Harper last week where she mad
been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Romine and children of Keota,
we're over SUNDAY guests at the par.
entail John r. Casford home.
Rev. O. P adams is at Malcom this
week attending the District Confer.
ence of the Methodist church.
The Indianapolis post Office is die,
continued, having been turned in &c
Postmaster j. w. Doak July /.
Mrs. Mana Luitly, of Valley, Wash
ington County, has been visiting a
her father, Geo. w. Stringfenow.
Rev. E. E. Hall and wife, of Cedar
Rapids, were here Monday. Rev
Hall is District Elder of the Fre'
Methodist church.
Mrs. J. r Roberts and two sons
Harry and Lloyd, were at Newton
over Sunday visiting her daughter
Mrs. Cora Mckinley.
C. E Lundy and wife, of Evans
spent the Fourth at the home of Mrs
Lupdy's father, GIN Vallandingham
Q. E. is a popular Rock Island con
ductor.
Major Lacey passed through Ross
Hill Saturday on his way home from
Washington, ID. O., and was on the
platform shaking hands while the
train stopped.
Patrons of What Cheer R. F. D
No. ], who heretofore got their mai
at Indianapolis post Office please
notify publ shers to send TO Wha
Cheer now in place of Rose Hill.
Homer Bowen's little boy about
year old got box Of medicine tha
contained some poison last Saturday
which made him very sick child
DR.. Wright got to him just in time to
: save his life. he is much better now.
Mrs. L. c. Tanner, living two miles
north of Rose Hill, lie very poorly,
and has been sick for some time.
Her only daughter, Mrs. Alice T.
Raglan and husband, Rev. j. III. Ra-
gan, are at the Tanner home and
also Mrs. Winget, q sister of Mrs
Tanner, all anxious TO see Mrs Tan
ner recover soon.
The Children's Day exercises at the
Christian church last Sunday night
brought out large crowd, far more
than could get in the house, and the
children entertained the crowd nice
ly. All passed OF In excellent shape
and il was evident from first to last
that the friends were delighted to SEE
the children, both large and small as
they appeared on the platform TO
perform their parts, from the fact
that the best of order was maintain
ed, and with such a crowd on so hot
a night, had to be well entertained to
remain quiet. The order was excel
lent. and too much praise cannot be
given Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Jennie
James who had the training OF the
children. L. Jensen, superintendent
OF the Sunday school, says 1t was the
best collection we have ever had at
our Children's Day entertainment.
Rev. @. P Adams, pastor of the NJ.
E. church was present and made the
opening invocation This Kindness
on the part of Brother Adams Was
highly appreciated by officers OF the
Sunday school.
July 8. NAsBY.