The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-06


Clara Moore returned to Oskaloosa
Monday after spending week at the
parental home in Rose Hill,
Kiser Moore, wife and baby, of Os-
kaloosa, spent the 4th of july in Rose
Hill with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ethel Romine and children, Of
Keota, are /. Rose Hill visiting at
the parental John Casford home.
Martin Bacon and Miss Lille Bacon,
of Oskaloosa, are making two weeks
visit at Rose Hill with relatives.
Miss Lola williams is visiting at
Delta at the home of her uncle, VIII
Stout, and spent the 4th in Sigourney.
w. S. Hawkins and wife and daugh-
ter Josie spent the afternoon of the
Fourth at the w. l.. Dunbar home In
Monroe township.
The ice cream social given at the
Christian church by the Ladies Aid
Society was a financial success and
netted about $1,000.
r. H. Smith, wife and sons Carl
and Melvin were passengers to Oska.
loosa Tuesday to spend the 4th with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. /. NJ. Reed and children were
passengers east Saturday morning on
the way to Buxton to visit with her
Nee Tphn Eranzan
County Auditor j. w. Doak was
down to Rose Hill Saturday evening
and returned to Oskaloosa on the late
train. ~
Mrs. Richardson and two daughters,
OF What Cheer, have been visiting
Mrs. Oscar Reed, near Wapelluka, the
past week. ...
Hugh Reid, who has been in poor
health for the past three years, is i'm
proving. We were glau 20 see him
drive into Rose Hill on Thursday Of
last week. . #
Chef Reed and Mr.. Vernon, Of Os-
kaloosa, were in Rose Hill rev days
ago. They have many friends in
these parts and are always welcome
guests here. /
Garrett Eliins and wife, Of oska.
loosa were arrivals in Rose Hill Sat
urday evening to visit at the parental
homes of John Lester and Mrs. Mar.
garet Elkins.
James Stephenson, w. e. Richie
and Isaac Branson passed through
Rose Hill Sunday looking after de-
fective bridges caused by the late con-
tinued rains.
Lloyd l.. Swingle, of Oskaloosa, was
the guest of mis- best girl near Rose
Hill on the Fourth, and from what ]
can earn, is thinking Of taking les
sons in shorthand.
e. Il. Hopper, of Clarence, Mo, came
to Rose Hill Saturday rnd was shak-
ing hands with his many friends and
looking after his farm interests two
miles east of TIoga.
Deputy Auditor Roy e Rowland
makes his visits every Saturday ev-
ening to the parental G. B. Rowland
home to be with his baby daughter
Lucille, and returns on Monday
j.. w. Sarvis and son Ivan, Henry
Sarvis and wife, and Charles Sarvis,
wife and daughter Gail were passen-
gers on the morning train Tuesday
for Sigourney to spend the Fourth.
Hon. A. ]. Jewell, of Spring Creek,
drove down to Rose Hill tuesday
morning and took the FLYER" east for
Keota, where he went to spend the
Fourth and visit relatives and friends.
r. r. Bump, wife and daughter, OF
Des Molnes, were in Rose Hill Satur-
day, guests of his brother, FLETCHER
Bump, and spent the Fourth in Delta
with Mrs. Jumps father, John Wal
den.
The surveying party finished up
their work Monday forenoon and de-
parted for their homes on the evening
train east. We expect to see the dirt
Tying on the switch 10 me thompson
& Walker coal NINE in the near tu-
ture.
DR.. Parker, Of Oskaloosa, was in
Rose Hill Saturday and was taken
out to the Mike Denney farm to care
for a valuable coie that was badly az
fected with distemper. The DIR. soon
relieved him and returned home on
the noon train.