The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-21
CORRESPONDENCE


Ascek yards
Henry nartls and wife departed fct
Indiana 10 sisA with relatives NJ their
formrr home.
Harry h. Jackson and stole String
FELLOW, % Penn college. spent sa,ur.
day at home,
q. 4 Ellis and prank Henderson
commenced John iiadleys new house
Monday morning.
John l.nott, OF oskalooaa, came 70
Rose Hill Sunday morning to spend
the day with his family.
Dan Augustine and Dick Walters
are IN Chicago this week with stock
and will look over the city.
Mrs. Joe Corns returned recently
from Hedrick where she visited her
sister, Mrs. James Ellsworth.
Mrs. Ida Coleman Of Ashland, Ohio,
and Mrs. Il. J. Ailgood visited at the
A. r. Allgood home recently.
j. N. wymore and Bruce Jarvis are
talking very strongly Of selling out
and moving to Laramie, Wyoming.
Chas. Hansel has moved to Rose
Hill and Is located in the A. r. Nc
Cloud house near the Christian church.
Tom Cation, real estate agent, trad
ed the G. /. Roberts property In Rose
Hill for the DR., Carver property on
Main street.
Alvin LaRue and wife were in Rose
Hill Tuesday on their way home from
o~skaloosa, where they had been visit
ing relatives.
Earle Sarvis spent Sunday at home
and returned Monday to oskaloosa,
where she is attending Oskaloosa Bus
mess college.
j. r. Busby has moved into his new
house and is living at home in n OF
the best houses in the county, up-to-
date in every respect.
Miss Winnie Andrews, OF Lacey, Wis
tied with her sister, Mrs. A. #. All
good, near Rose Hill, and attended
the What Cheer Fair.
Chas. and Hank Troy returned on
last Thursday from Chicago well
pleased with having struck a good
market for their stock.
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I. M. Reed, j.. ID. Blakemere and
Robt. Thomas started Sunday evening
for Missouri where !. M. goes to cry
a sale for James Moore.
Dwight Jarvis visited at Delta Sat
urday with his brother, DR.. Fred Jar
Wis, and returned to Iowa City medical
college Tuesday evening.
Robt. Doak has charge OF the poul-
try and egg house at Rose Hill while
James Stout is off on business in Des
Moines and Ridgeway, Mo.
Charles Stringfellow and wife, OF
oskaloosa, visited at the parental j.
]. S%tringfellow home last week and
took In the What Cheer Fair.
Fletcher Bump, wife and son Mer.
vim returned Tuesday evening from
Longmont, Colorado, where they had
visited his brother, julie Bump.
Ludwig Jensen, of Clarence, Mo-, 10
visiting relatives and friends at Rose
Hill and near here. His many friends
are glad to welcome him to our midst.
Chas. Bass was at Rose Hill Satur-
day and informed me he has bought
the fine farm OF Jasper Grihith, con.
sisting Of one hundred acres Of choice
land.
Erwin Stringfellow spent a few
days at Rose Hill with relatives and
friends. Erwin will soon resume his
studies at Drake university, in Des
Moines.
Deputy County Auditor Roy E.Row-
land returned to Oskaloosa Sunday
evening, accompanied by omer Hinkle,
who will assist in the auditors Office
for a short time.
M. M. Dickson and wife, Jamcs II.
Goodwin, Pap Douglas, David Gaston
and wife attended the reunion OF the
33d Iowa at eigourney and report hav-
ing a good time.
Jasper N. Wymore returned on Sat
urday evening from the G. A. X. en-
campment at Denver, and he also WIS.,
tied his brother, ELAN Wymo:e, at
Laramie, Wyoming.
George Reed, wife and son, Of Len
OK, Iowa, Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Sanders, near Rose Hill, and
a host of relatives and many friends
here where he spent his boyhood days.
Tom Cation informs me that ne has
sold the A. r. Sherburn farm In Pleas
ant Grove township to John Grub.
This farm consists OF 100 acres OF
choice land and sold at a good price.
j. d. Blackmere and wife, Of Barnes
vile, Ohio, arrived at Rose Hill on
Sunday morning and are guests OF |.
M. Reed and wife. J.D. and wife have
been visiting at Denver, Colorado, and
many places OF interest in the west.
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