The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-21
THE COUNTY NEWS


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30 O~akAl0oea Tuesday.
Ieaqaite t. N bacon. " Usknioosa
was in nosc iilii recently On buslress
Mlsn Fay Lister made a visit recent
" IN oshAivosA % q business nature
Mrs. Omer Hlnhie and Mrs. Aiti
Musgroye were business callers n
oshnioosa one day recently.
John and Abblc L. scott, living nonl
indianapolis, have been attending th'
meeting at the Christian church here
Mrs. J. r. Busby was in oskaioosr
Monday evening on business and re
turned on the Flyer Tuesday morning
w. c. Wilson came into Rose Hi
on the noon train Tuesday from Til
ton. where no had been visiting for .
few days.
Mrs. w. G. Rhineharr was a passen.
ger 10 oskaloosa Friday on business
and returned home Saturday morning
on the Flyer.
Mrs. II. L. S~tringfellow and daugn'
ter-Inslaw, Mrs. Lon Stringfellow, OF
Des Moines were passengers TO os,
kaloosa Friday.
Thomas Bros. shipped 70 Chicago,
leaving Rose Hill Sunday morning,
one car load OF choice butcher stun
Of their own raising.
J. r. Busby and daughter Lois spent
a few days at Fort Dodge the past
week with J. r. Busby's brother, and
returned home Monday.
Hade Bralnard and wife, or Delta,
were at Rose Hin Friday, guests OF
Mrs. Brainard's sister, Mrs. Tom Beat
~, driving home in the evening.
Mrs. Mollie Il. Billick returned from
Glenwood, Mo-, Saturday, where she
had been for several days with her
father, who Is in very poor health.
w. II. Latham, OF NorwaIk, Ohio,
representing the Ward e. Stilson re-
gala house OF New London, Ohio, Is
the guest OF I. M. Reed at Rose Hill.
Cope France, travelling salesman for
a large lumDer firm Of Minneapolis.
stopped off at Rose Hill Monday. His
many friends are always glad to meet
him.
G. H. woodhouse, who came over the
water recently from Englandja nephew
Of Mi. C1egg. living east OF Rose Hill,
attended the Masonic banquet last
Thursday evening.
Fred G.. Adair and bis sister, Mrs,
Mamie Barnes, started Tuesday morn
ing for Seymour, Mo-, where they will
visit their sister Mrs. Jennie Newman
and will spend Christmas there.
w. II. Hunter opened up a barber
shop in Rose Hin Tuesday where you
can get a clean shave any day In the
week. once south side OF Main
street near the DR.. Carver residence.
Dreward Hawley departed Saturday
evening on the late train for Des
Moines to take up mis- studies at High
land Park college, where no had pre-
vfously commenced a commercial
course.
Schools c.oged In Ttny5 Till Dec. u
T.ts.svt any legal proceedings 81 80
school board and when no immediate
danger was in sight. The health In
general being good, with no cause for
alarm.
VIII Henderson eft Rose Hill Mon
day with a car load OF household goods
and eight head OF norses. His sonin'
law, Matt Armstrong, and their fami
lies win follow TO the new home Al
Atlantic, Nc.
Mrs. DeMorris, Of Delta, visited hei
son, G. L. Wharton, at Rose Fpil, Fri
day, and on Saturday, accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss F1ossie
Wharton, departed for Kirkville, Mo.
TO visit her daughter.
County Auditor >. w. Doak and
wife attended the Masonic banquet al
Rose Hill Thursday evening and re
turned nome Friday noon. Tney were
guests over night Of Almer and Mrs
Jennie ,. James.
Mrs. r. b. McCans, Of oskaioosa
is at Rose Hill, assisting in the pro
tracted meeting at the Christian
church. Rev. b. W. Petit, OF Ayery
assisted by Rev. w. s. Brown, OF Ba
tavia, is holding the meeting. Good
interest Is panifested.
Mr.. Mott, the house,moyer from
WHAT Cheer, 10 moving a house from
Rose Hill for W.. L. Dunbar TO his farm
northeast Of Rose HILL The house y
a cottage 30 II, square and viii make
a very pleasant home for w L. and
family IN their old days.
Hugh Ldsk, the very popular clerl
in the large department stoe at Rose
HIIi OF Bugby & anderson, was a pas
senger TO oskaloosa ON the Flyer OF
Monday evening TO visit his pest girl
who will soon depart for Nome, Tex
AZ for A viyIt With her parents.