The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-10

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M. Y. MnaFtuN. wlse and daughter
IL RidnewAs, No are visiting az she
parental Henft AArfltk home ~ rfo
rA, and wi,h relatives AZ Delta end
Ro@ ralll
Mrs Nancy gtrlnUfcllen. 0f fair'
apla. arrived a. Rose illll Saturday
and will be the guest of relatives and
friends Tor several DAYS before re.
turning home
REV. Bruce Brown, % Mansneld.
Ohio. arrived At Rose Hill MONDAY
and was met BY his father, Hamilton
Brown, Bruce Is production u
Monroe township,
NIr Atchlson, OF oskaloosa, was
down nc Rose mn locking after hts
farm interests and had plans and
specifications for large barn he IN.
tends building soon.
Charles Stout and his sister, Mrs.
j. w. Sarvis, left Tuesday morning
for Andover, Mo-, to visit their sister,
Mrs. Ella Ford. Chas, has net seen
her for fourteen years.
Miss May Davis, of Lacey, returned
from Normal with the Misses Howell
and will spend few days as their
guest at the home of their. father,
Lee Howell, of White Oak.
James Boster has put down a new
walk in front of the lumber yard OF.
flee and cleaned up the yard and
moved the lawn, which makes 1t look
like some one lived there
John Gum and wife, of oskaloosa,
drove into Rose Hill Friday and were
shaking hands with his many friends.
John was working in the interests OF
the oskaloosa creamery while here.
w. Z. Richie and wire, or Oskaloo-
sa, alighted from their automobile at
Rose Hill Thursday evening ana par.
took of supper at the Hotel Hender-
son, and then speeded on to their
home. fl
James Ellsworth, of Hedrick, was
calling on relatives and friends at
Rose Hill recently. James is engaged
in the lightning rod business and rod.
ded the large new barn for Albin De-
witt, near here. s"arr
John Asher shipped car load of fat
cattle that were long yearlings aver.
aging over eleven hundred pounds
good ones.-to Chicago, leaving Rose
Hill Sunday morning. John accom-
panied them. s.,rt.. ..a. 49,
The band concert on Saturday even.
ings brings out great crowds of peo.
pie who seem to enjoy the music. The
Rose Hill band, il it improves as it
has in the past, will soon be second
band in the state. f..
l. NJ. Reed, Rev. G. NJ. yallanding.
ham, Ed Vallandingham and j. r. Bus
by and Mrs. Souter are getting the
material on the ground for cement
walks. Rose Hill is on the boom, and
don't you forget it!
Hugh Lisk, the gentlemanly clerk
in the department store of Busby &c
Anderson, and Elmer Lisk and Maud
Moore, Of Delta, depart Sunday even.
ing for Shenandoah, Iowa, to spend
week with relatives. WIG.
Samuel James, street commissioner,
with John Testers assistance and a
force of men, has completed mucn
needed tile ditch on Michigan avenue,
carrying away a great deal of surplus
water from roadway and cellars. .A
Walter France, of Adams township,
made us a call recently and gave a
very interesting history of camp lire
Of Co. F. 54th Regt., Iowa National
Guard, at Camp CrocKer. Walter has
served nearly three years in the 54th.
Jake Seibert and family, of the Hub
clothing store, Oskaloosa, spent a
few days vacation at the parental An
drew Hedlund home near Rose Hill.
While there Jake engaged in his fay-
crite sport of fishing and had a good
time. D.. r..
Mrs. Ed Head arrived in Rose Hill
from Sweden and met her hsuDanl
here awaiting her arrival. He nar
preceded her to this country two
years. Their meeting was very joyful
from the way they talked, but didn't
understand much they said.
Walter Reynolds, wife and baby,
and Clarence Helm, wife and baby
were guests Sunday of J. F. Gable.
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Helm are
daughters of Mr.. Gable. Clarence is
in the employ of the Iowa Central r.
r. Co., and Walter is farmer.
Charles Stout, of Reno, Nevada, ar
rived at Rose Hill Friday and is at
the parental James Stout home. This
is the first visit for fourteen years.
Charles has changed some in looks,
and his robust and healthy appearance
denotes the western climate agrees
with him.
Oryie Knott has a position with the
Green Candy Company, working from
| IL a. m. to III d. m. We have known