The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
THE COUNTY NEWS


Mlas Flurnuce tlllchFips returned un
Thursday ~ her California home
Cora McSiniey. N oskalccsa, ,lsItt
"a Al the parental Roberts homo last
Thursday
chris MAiccr, ~ oakaiooea. came
10 Rcae nill Tuesday morning 70 viait
bis daughters.
tlurdcn Iieamen ana FAMILY, az Del.
IA. visited Sunday az The parental q.
ii, Wharton home.
John Dunbar. wife aud daughter,
Leone, and son Rufns, spent sunday
At the w. 4. Hawkins nome.
4. NJ Wilson and II. w. Rolner or
sigourney, stopped over night IN Rose
hin on their way 70 Loyilia.
The piastering OF the ]. II. Busby
house has commenced, tho Rhodes
firm Of Delta doing the work.
John L. Townsend and family, OF
oskaloosa, spent SUNDAY with Ed
simpkins, OF Monroe township.
Miss Ruth Morrison, Of hedrlck,
arrived at Rose Hill. Monday to visit
her sister Mrs. G. l. Wharton.
Charles SmItn, Of Monroe, Iowa,
auditor for the Citizens Lumber com.
pany, was in Rose Hill Tuesday.
Ellis Romine, OF Keota, visited a
part OF last week with his father.in.
law, John Casford, OF Rose Hill.
Mrs. Della Greer and son, Of Oska-
loosa, are visiting at the parental
home OF her father, John i. Gable.
John L. Browns hardware store was
burglarized last Thursday night. Gig
ars and knives are the only articles
yet missed.
John Lister, section boss at Wright,
on the Northwestern railroad, was the
guest OF his brother, Joe Lister, one
day last week.
Miss Ida hurry, Of oskaloosa, visit
ed at the Fred Adair home and with
Mrs. ]. d. Augustine, returning home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Eyaline Waters, OF oskaloosa,
Mrs. Jennie slocum and Mrs, DR..
Wright were guests Sunday OF Mr.and
Mrs. Almer James.
Leander Davis, wife and baby, from
near Cedar spent Sunday with the
foster father OF Mrs. Davis, j. R.
Marsh, near Rose Hill.
Mrs. Bradford, mother OF james
Bradford, was buried tuesday at In.
dianapolls cemetery. Mrs. Bradford
was about rs years old.
Prof. Frank Souter and SON Coates
and Robt. Doak made j. II. Marsh a
short visit recently, Although badly
afflicted, Uncle Joe arrays is lively
and cheerful.
Charles Borter returned to Rose
Hill Thursday last, accompanied by
his wife, after being absent one week
attending the funeral Of his father AT
Maxwell, Iowa.
Miss Fay Lister Is employed by the
Kellogg Harvester Company as steno-
grapher, with headquarters at Hotel
Lacey, oskaloosa. Mr.Budke Is agent
for the company.
John Hadley and wife, M. 8. Hadley
and sister, Mrs. M. w. Vail, of Lin
coin, Nebraska, we're In Rose Hill on
Sunday. Mrs. Vail returned to her
home Tuesday on the 1850 train.
hike penney and Dan Augustine
shipped two car loads OF fat steers to
Chicago over the Rock Island. Dan
Augustine went with the stock and re.
turned on the noon train Tuesday.
Rev. b. w. Petit, OF Avery, Iowa,
preached at Rose Hill Sunday at IL
o'clock and at night TO large and at
tentive audience, and will fill his reg.
ular appointment at Rose Hill Aug. 10.
Lillian Roberts, clerking for the
large department store Of Day Il
Swisher, Of New SHARON, came to
Rose Hill Monday and will spend va
cation with his mother, Mrs. M. M.
Roberts.
Masters John, Jim and Paul Busby,
Of Delta, visited In Rose Hill Tuesday
NJ Grandpa Busby's and before return
Ing home bought croquet set OF J.
w. sarvis, as such articles are not
kept In small towns.
Miss Agnes Lester through her fas-
smiles at the social Saturday
evening captured a young man from
ottumwa, who, by the way, is the best
looking OF anyone ia the concrete
gang working around Rose Hill.
Will Goshee and force Of men
rom Oskalooga are changing poles
ind wires on the Home Telephone
company lines ana service on the
ines at present Is not the best, but
viii be all right when they finish their
work.
Miss May Peebler and q young man
rom Prairie city attended the Ice