The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
CORRESPONDENCE


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Rose iili Saturday on business, .atlt'
lng Insurance.
Mra. uporse Hanaeli visited over
Sunday IA OshnloorA with her sister
and her daughters.
Lutte nllilck and wife and MlKa
CreHaie spateB and Will spAtea spent
Saturday IN o~sknloosa.
a. ". whitaker, OF o~skaioosa, was
around Rose mn Tuesday locking af.
ter his business affairs.
!. II. Lester and wife were over
Sunday guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
Garrett Elkin, In oskaloosa.
John A. Magee, real estate agent or
Oaknloosa, was In Rose hill Tuesday
and drove cast on business.
Thomas Shepherd, steve Baughman
and George SIlvorthorn were business
callers at 0skaloosa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Kemp and Mrs.
Jennie slocum visited in oskaloosa
Tuesday and did some shopping.
Mrs. DIR. Abbott. OF oskaloosa, Wis.
tied the past week with Mrs. J. X.
Busby and Mrs. Margaret souter.
Mrs. L. Walden, Of oskaloosa, Wis
fled the past week near Tioga with
her daughter, Mrs. J. +. Gatewood.
Mrs. M. M. Roberts was a passenger
to oskaloosa recently and was a guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Cora Mckinley.
Milt Taylor, OF Delta, was a busi-
ness caller at Rose Hill Tuesday and
calling on his sister, Mrs. Frank Sou
ter.
Brack stringfellow, OF Tonganoxie,
KANSAS. is a guest OF his many rela-
lives and friends in and around Rose
Hill.
James Smith, OF Des Moines, was
az Rose Hill Tuesday shaking hands
with his many friends and visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Mollle II. Billick departed on
tho noon train Tuesday for Gienwood,
Mo, 10 be with her father, who Is IN
poor health.
Mr.. Mccoy, agent for the Des
Moines Daily Register and Leader,
was nj Rose Hill Saturday soliciting
subscriptions.
Miss Clara Warden departed on
Saturday for Bussey, wnere she will
engage In teaching school for tho
winter near that place.
Tom Denney is in Chicago this
week with three car loads OF nogs and
4 good ones that most likely sell around
the top OF the market.
Tom Beatty shipped two loads Of
hogs from Rose Hill Saturday TO OF
tumwa-as good cars OF hogs as we
have seen in the yards.
M. M. Bright brought TO Hose Hill
and sold TO Chag. Wharton on Satur'
day Jos head OF chickens and rs doz.
eggs, and had plenty left at nome.
Gordon Beaman and family, OF Del
Ia, we're guests from Saturday 70
Monday az tho home Of hrs. Beamanis
father, q. L. Wharton, Of Rose Hill.
Mrs. u. J. Dunbar and VIII Alexan'
der each bought large bills OF furni'
turo OF Brown & Hansell 70 take the
place Of furniture that had gone out
Of date.
Tom Cation, real estate agent, and
MI. swarts, OF What Cheer, departed
Monday evening on the Flyer for Mis-
souri, TO look al land that Tom has
for sale.
Hugh Reid, OF What Cheer, was ia
Rose Hill Tuesday and was looking
well and like a new man. his manJ
friends rejoice to zee him no much
improved,
Mira II. r. strlngfellow was a pas
genger 10 oskalooga Saturday 70 visi'
ever Sunday with her two sons and
their families, George and Alder
s~tringfellow.
Mrs. J. R.Busby made a trip TO Ney
Sharon last week TO be with her fath
or and mother, MT, ny MITE m ~
Austin, who departed for Californii
to spend the winter.
Rey. o. Il. Mcbride sold -four hea'
OF well bred Jersey Red hogs U
Chas. d. Beyan and they were shiD
ped to Fayetteville, Arkansas. The
we're tho Advance stock.
RCbt. Doak drove over mail rout
30. ! Monday and was called on IN
same morning by three business Arm
10 run their business for the day
Good men are In demand.
WIN Bethca, OF Nebraska, was Il
Roso Hin Saturday, this being bis frs
visit for several years. In the earl
history Of our town VIII was In IN
merchandise business here,
James II. d. Goodwin and wife ar
very proud over tho arrival Of an y
pound boy. James steps very hlgl
and his eyeslght. which hag been yer
A.. A.. wa~oastrn roefrraH