The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-12
THE COUNTY NEWS
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parental home N l,eha over SUNDAY
tieo n STERLING and wife, u uaha.
iDsa. visited relatives near non iilil
the past week.
Roy Roberts ard vile. II oskaiousa.
were gucats og Mr. ana sirr. !. n. GA
Bile ON sunday.
Charles s.,wharton has sold MIS- ono
illuy, Black Eaele, 10 OTIS taylor. al a
good long price.
Charles Kemp has been on the sIcls
list for several days. nut IL much bot.
ter at this writing
James Spatos. ar., Ia suffering with
sprained ankle but III getting around
by tho aid Of crutohos.
Lutte Ruby and family, Of Lacey.
were guests sunday at the parental
John y. Gable home mere.
J. Il. Marsh. for long time Grip.
pied up with rheumatism, and OF late
seriously III, u reported better.
viii Anderson ana VITO and daugh.
tor Mabel were guests at the parental
home south OF the river Sunday.
Landcn Bowen, OF Rose Hill, deIiv.
cred a fine black draft mare Tuesday
morning at Delta to Link Hall
Gordon Bcaman and family and Mrs.
Mary Hicklin, OF Delta, spent Sunday
at tho G. i. wharton home here.
Rev. g. M. vallandingham departed
recently for owenton, kentucky, the
place Of his birth, to spend the winter.
Robert Doak and granddaughter,
Josephine Hawkins, and Grace Row
land attended the Herald picnic satur-
day.
Mrs. Robt. Reed, or Ponca, oklaho-
ma, Is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
James Denney and Mrs. George Bunt-
Jng.
Tom Friend and wife, OF oskaloosa.
came down saturday evening and
spent Sunday at the 9. y. Rowland
home.
gi James HstflnGfellow, VINO mas been
confined TO his homo Tor the past three
years, Is quite geriousfy III at this
writing.
Eugene Cheesman and Theo. Evans,
OF Oskalooga, were In Rose Hill Tues.
Day posting bills, as times are duh
Just now.
Jack Weir, Of Keoguk, Iowa, came
In Tuesday morning and was met at
me train by his hest girl and taken TO
her home.
Mrs. Arlington, Of Rnleton, Kansas,
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. Bertha Q.
Hawley, living three miles north Of
Rose It'll.
Ink Hall, Of Washington, Iowa, has
been buying draft horses at Rose Hill
and has procured some fine specimens
Of that breed.
Deputy Auditor Roy r.. Rowland and,
Omer Hinkle drove TO Rose Hill 6atur-
day evening ind returned Sunday even
ing 20 oskaIoosa.
County Auditor i. w. Doak and
wife were guests on Sunday at O. y,
Rowland'g and visited with their
granddaughter, Lucille
Mrs d. X. Unslckcr and Mrs. 8. r.
Mcbride, Of Wright, wero Sunday
guests at the w. i. DunOar homo ana
Z visited with their old friend, GRANDMA
5aipley
John Lyle, living three miles north,
west Of Oskalooga, delivered two large
draft horses at Rose Hill Monday 10
Link Hall, for which No carried home
q pocket full OF money.
Abel HaWIcy, who was hurt while
disking in wheat, rs mucn improved
and gets around on crutcncs and
drives 10 Rose IIil, every day now 20
have the wound dressed.
Fayette ". JOHNSON has sold his
farm 10 VIII McCurGy for 800 per
acre and IL making arrangements 70
move 10 Arkansas, where the women all
use snur and 20 barv.footed.
). w. Saryis viii have sale oct.
~ ana viii move tO IochtJlsg WhbuIuH-
ton. >. w. Is good citizen and we
arc sorry 10 lose him from our midst
But our loss Will be seattle's gain.
Mrs, Bertha Q. Hawiey went to Dca
Noines Friday, accompanied by her
Attending physician, DIR. w. N. Wright.
and wife, 10 visit her son Dreward,who
10 in Mercy hospital with appendicitis.
James Denney is improving the
looks OF HIS house very much. lie has
made an addition OF one room and a
porch and painted the mousse in good
shape, making It look neat and clean.
Kriser Bros with their herd OF
thoroughbred snortHorn cattle, were
at the PeiIa Fair in Marion county, and
took seven first premiums and six
second. They have always been at
the front wherever shown
w Dreward Hawiey started In about
three weeks ago TO attend Highland