The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-16
THE COUNTY NEWS


Miss Nellie iIollinpworth was the
guest Of Miss Josephine Hawkins on
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom beatty, wo are glad 70
learn " much improved IN health
after o serious illness.
Mrs. Iiornback. Of sIgournoy, visited
recently with her niece, Mrs. l. H..
Gatewood, Of Rose hin.
Mrs. james stIrIen, Of Delta, was
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Tom
Beatty, OF Rose Hill, recently.
Fred Reed shipped car load or
butcher stock TO Chicago from Rose
Hill on the stock train Sunday.
Miss Josephine Hawkins was on tho
sick list Monday, but is on duty again
NJ the Busby u Anderson store.
Mrs. n. M. Jarvis, we are gladly In.
formed, IN up and can walk around the
house some after q long Illnegs.
John A. Magec, real estate agent Of
oskalooga, was down TO Rose Hill on
Saturday IN consultation with Tom
Cation.
Mrs. Hadc Brainard, of Delta, was
hi Rose HiIl recently 10 soc her sister,
Mrs. Tom Iseatty, who was on the
sick list
Mrs. Fred Jarvis, Of Delta, was the
gsagN 81 Ia
Jarvis James her gigterInjaw, 10
Rose Hiil.
Mrs, y. NJ. Kemp IL on the sick list
and her daughter Gcrtie, has been
called home from oskalooga 10 take
care " her,
Mike Carey, Of DIES Moincs, came
~ Rose Hlli Monday morning on the
flyer and n shaking hands with mis-
many friends.
Hugh Carey, of Dcs MOineg, was IN
Rose rIIiIi Saturday calling on his
many friends and sunday war spent
with his best girl
John Hawk, Of OskalOosa, was 4 pas.
gcngcr 10 Rose. Hill Monday morning
on bis way ~ Jaren Browns 10 finish
up his new house
Deputy Auditor Roy n. Rowland ana
0mer Hinklc came down 20 Hoge Hil
Saturday evening on f1c train ana
g6sgc % 0skaIooaa Sunday cycning.
Mrs. Ann O'Conner, cf Oskaloosa,
came 10 Rose Biii Monday morning
ana was tne guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Austin Moore Mrs. O'conncr Iived
for many years near Ho@e Hill.
Frank Crise, of Abba, was up toI
R0sc Hiii Saturday, snalsing hands
win his many friends, the frst time
he had made visit here since no
moved away nearly two years ago.
Dreward Hawley. who ms operated
Oh at Des Moincg for appcnaicitls,was
In Roge TIih tuesday md is getting
along nicely ana has gained II pounds
ID tho eleven days no has Deen 81
bproe,
John Guthrie, NJ spring Creek, has
moved 10 the n, NJ. johnson farm, three
ralDcg east Of Rose HiIl and win re
ceiye his daily mali from Rose Hin
On rural route NO. 81 Almcr James,
carrier.
ia gtringfelIow returned Iaet Friday
from Longmont, Colorado, where he
fnad spent the last three months. Ed
" looking weil and IN very favorable
Impressed with the climate and the
sccnery 81 the west.
Master John Mash, NJ oglalooga,
Game 10 Rose HiiI Thursday evening
With hlG aunt, Mrs. Lois Wright, toI
celebrate hig birthday with BIS uncle,
Dr. w. N. Wright, whore birthday
Dame on the same day.
z. Mrs. Sadie stringfclIow, of Des
Moines, ig making quite ap extended
yfgit 40 the parental A. w. Hollingg.
worth home and at her father.inyiaw's,
IiLgtringcfllow's, a and With her grand
Tna, Sarah Arnold, and host 81 otfer
relatives and friends,
Mrs. Ida simpking died NOV, IL, 1906,
Ill 6 a. M, after a lingering illness,
and funeral was held Monday, lscy. 10,
at 2 .. m, at Tioga cemetery. Mrs.
glmpkins leaves a husband and three
gmail children, two sisters and
brother 10 mourn their Ioas.
rev. Ira o. KcmbIe and wife, of or.
kaloOsa, we're AZ Rose hin Sunday,
REV. Kembie preaching ~ tfD N. ~. !
church Sunday morning and evening.
rev. KembIe preached on the Hoge
Hill circuit about twenty-five years
sgo and he has host Of friends here
\ Samuel Sanders cold the Charles
Eeyan farm and tho J. II. Bugby, ana
Austin farm, formerly owned BY John
n. Feaster, 70 Chas. q. lot, of Ere
mont, all In one dag, tho past week,
tho sales amounting 10 $4,000. Ham.
bel II getting 70 the frcnt as a real
estate agent.
Word received from j. w. garyis an
nOunces his safe ARRIVAL IL Seattle, |
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