The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-19
THE COUNTY NEWS


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home lgnlng potatoes. And re,afncd
40 OakAloosA Monuay
charles ana Toward Kemp and their
fainllIen visited recently at the parent.
NJ w. M, Kemp home n. Rose I'M.
W. A. waddcii and ban Troy drove
20 otthmwa and attended the big
horsc salo and rc,nrped Saturday.
Ike Rarnes, wife ana son George,
from west of OAkaloosa, were visitotA
at the y. G. Adair homo recently.
RoDt wymore has completed an up
to-date hog house that will add much
to the comfort Of che dumb animals.
q. ". Rowland stayed over Sunday
at Osialoosa with has son Dwight, who
'isbeing treated for n defcct IN bis wye.
CreAsio Spates returned Sunday
from Iowa City, where she nad been
for treatment, and is feeling quite we'll.
Riley Lester has about completed a
alarge Job Of painting on tho new barn
OF James Lester, north OF Indianapolis.
Hurry ID. jackson and stole String.
fellow spent Saturday and Sunday at
home and returncd 10 Oskaloosa Mon.
day. h
NC. I. Roberts has traded the house
ne bought OF DR.. carver to Jasper Grlf
fifth for his interest In the implement
store.
@. w. Stout has sold his fine proper
w here to Wilson Moore, from near,
White Oak, and win give posscssicni
March Int.
Bert Tanner arrived from omaha,
Nebr., Saturday with G43 lambs, the
best class OF that stock ever unioade6
at Rose It'll.
David CASTOR and wife have gone
to Mitchell county, Kansas, 10 10 at
tho bedside OF DavId-s mother, who 10
seriously III.
A. J. Bowman, OF Burlington, Kan.
sas, has been making his uncre, R0bt
McKanna, n visit, and returned 70 his
home Monday.
Mrs. r. VI. Jarvis is confined 10 her
bed from injuries received recently in
a fall, spraining an ankle and injur-
Ing her knee.
Mrs. j. w. Doak, after spending a.
week Mt the @. ID. Rowland and VIC.
Iihinehart homes, returned TO 0slca.
ioosa Monday.
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Harry ffollingsworth, SON of A. W..
IIoilingsworth, had his arm broken by
herso about half past three o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Charles !. Roberts departed Monday
for Fort Sill, Oltiahoua, 20 visit and
hunt for the next three wJekge--a'
sport he h very FOND OF.
M. ). BiIbo sold HIS property to w.
Moore and will give possession soon
Guy James bought the Jundy prop.
4crty and has moved thereto
@. w. Stout has had rheumatism
for the past three VEGAS, put we are
glad 70 report him much better and
he now walks without cane.
Fred Adair received the sad news
from his brother Charleg that his cld1I
cet boy had died from diphtheria and
a second son was seriously III.
Tom Cation, the fcai estate rustleri
OF Rose Hill, traded north 80 acres
Of Carson McCiure's rarm 10 Thornt
Dihworth for s0acre tract nearer
Larson.
Cbas. Boster and wife and Joe Lbs.
Ter and wife drove over 10 Springfield
sunday and were guests AZ tho VIII
S5hisIer home and returned 10 Rose
Hiil in the evening.
James w. Troy has a cement found.
alton and floor for double corn cribs
put down, w. L.spates doing the work.
He 10 now In need OF carpenters 20 DO
the carpenter work
The family Of the Rock Island agent
has arrived and their household goods
also, and they have gone 20 house
keeping Ia the house OF Mrs. p. J..
Warden, soaith Of the depot
VIM. SarEIS, VINO mas Deen DadJ
afflicted with cancer on his face, had
IL removed by doctor from South
English after eleven days OF faithful
work, and the patient ID easy.
Jake Duryea, wife and sop, OF
IIayesyille, Iowa, were at Rose Hill
Monday looking over the town and
wero well pleased with tho town and
may locate here in the near future.
Miss trace Rowland received from
her father, 9. b. Rowland, on her
birthday, Oct. 16, nno gold watch,
chatelaine pin with charm attached,
watch she may well feel proud Of.
Herman Brcss and wife, OF Deep
Creek, g>eyada, yisited mis- brother,
Fred Dress, and departed on Monday
for Illinois, where they will visit rel.
atiyes and return home from there.
Dwight Rowland, who had his eye
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