The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

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YEAR
1uN Cation, tht ensfaelit fral a..
late aWenl " Nnae llllh traded IRE u.
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Aiheft MAleef Cor htn ig0Aere ihtm.
Tom Il a eruAt trader and Aomvsimes
lredoa horses,
Mrs soseman aud Mrs wfonehSon.
uf OskAlooaa. and Lee Mccanr, IL
s~igoufney ter Rose liilt Thursday '
ening Tor thN home Of w. L ncana.
whose wife Ivy rear death'A door. che
died Friday morning NJ Sis. Fuaernl
and Intprmcnt sunday at Indianapolis
Harley Moore has bought Charley
Roberts implement store IN Rose mn
and took possession Tuesday. Harley
Il a handwriting industrious yeru <
man and steady az clock work ANA
we bespeak for him the trade OF his
predecessor and many new customers.
Deputy Auditor Roy u. Rowland
spent Sunday at home and was glad to
find his daughter Lucille feeling weil
and playful. omer HInkle, who also
spent Sunday with his family and with
Roy, returned to Oskaioosa Sunday
evening to be ready for work Monday
morning.
The rural carriers make a special re.
quest to the patrons on their routes
that as winter Is approaching they
lay in a supply Of stamps and STARE
ed envelopes to relieve them on cold
days and frosty mornings from re.
moving their gloves to take pen les
out Of boxes.
Dan Augustine and family OF Rose
Hill, Mike Augustine and family OF
Delta, Joshua Augustine and family or
| Oskaloosa, and Miss Black OF tho
Central Book Store OF oskaloosa, all
assembled at the old homestead on
Middle Creek last Sunday and pic.
nicked, visited, gathered hickory huts
and had o good time.
Dwight Jarvis started Monday az
last week for Iowa City, where he en-
tiers on his last year at the mec cal
college. He took sick at OscalooHa
and had to return home, but was 80
much improved that he made the start
again on Monday OF this week. Dwight
will come home at the close OF the
school year a full fiedged doctor. Ho
Is a boy whom all In White Oak are
proud OF.
The funeral OF the 5-months-old babe
OF Richard Ravens and wife, OF White
City, took place at Rose Hill Sunday
at 10 o'clock q. m, and was conducted
by Rev. q. M. Vallandingham OF the
Christian church, from the passage OF
Scripture that reads: Suffer little
children TO come unto Me" etc. The
pail bearers were Misses Iowa Ellis,
Eme Ellis, Jennie Mcbride and 10
sephine Hawkins. Intermcnt waa
made In Wymore cemetery.
The Rose Hill Lyceum Association
Will have a course Of lectures, u
each month, during the winter. Some
Tor the best talent In the worlH has
been secured, as follows: II. II. Bur.
ton, Of California, on the subject,
Lone Yankee Abroad Wilbur Starr
Concert Company; Everett Kemp, a
fine elocutlonist; The Treer Sisters
Concert Company; Ford Fisher, sub.
ject, "Thc Ideal Man" These par..cs
all come highly recommended ard
any one missing the entertainments
will miss q treat Of a lifetime. Sea.
son tickets can be procured OF Prof.
Frank souter, J. w. Sargis, Amer
James and Frank Henderson.
Abel Hawley met with quite a pain
full accident last Saturday evening.
In crossing q ditch the doubletrec
broke, the horses jerked forward ana
he fell on a short lever which pro-
truded 2h inches into the feshy part
Of his right leg above the knee. He
spoke to the horses and they stopped.
He then lifted his leg off the lever and
the blood gushed from II in a stream
that made him think an artery was
severed. He started to the house but
had To call for help. He laid down on
the grass and made an opening IN his
pants so he could see the wornd.
That relieved his fears as to tho ar
terry. His wife heard him call and
was soon there, as were also Harry
Holllngsworth and VIII Hicklin. They
assisted him TO his home. DR.. w. ~
| Wright was called by telephone and
was soon there and dressed his wound
and he is doing we'll; sits up In his
chair and Is quite cheerful
Sept. 81. Nasty Jr.
No Clue 10 Robbers.