The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

uewfRr Williams AMI wife spent
sunday ~ I'm John Asher hcme
Mts. lou pasby ,lslsea over sun.
cay at Lynn,ille A. The parental Aus.
sln home.
Jesse ssringfcllow departed for oe.
kAlocsa Monday to engage IN business
IN that city
James stirlen and family, OF oska.
ioosa, visited his brothertnlaw, Tom
Beatty, over Sunday.
Lutte Billick was passenger on the
stock tram ON Sunday for Chicago to
be gone several days.
John Hadioy. living near Mauch
Chunk. is getting things in readiness
TO build new house.
John l.. Sherman, Of osRaloosa, was
In Rose Hill Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends.
John II. Lester and wife VISITED in
0skaloosa q few days with their son.
in-law. Garrett Elkins.
James Beatty, of Delta, the stock
and grain man there, spent sunday
here with his son, Tom Beatty.
Albert Lester returned Friday from
Rockwell City, Iowa, being gone three
months visiting with relatives. Z
William Burk and wife. OF Atwood
we're guests on Sunday Of his brother.
in.law, Joe Lister, near Rose Hill.
Gordon Beman and family, of Delta,
we're Sunday guests in Rose Hill az
the parental Charles Wharton home.
Ola Brown, OF Kansas City, arrived
at Rose Hill Saturday and drove to
Indianapolis, where ner father is quite
sick.
Will Reed, the veteran breeder OF
Duroc Jersey Red hogs, left Rose Hill
on Saturday to attend the Iowa state
fair.
Rev. b. w. Petit preached two
very able. sermons at tho Christian
church on Sunday to attentive audi
ences.
The grain around nose Hill Is about
all threshed. The machines win soon
be put away until another crop is
raised. y
Frenchey Carl and wife left Satur
day for Des Moines, where they win
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Ragan. 5i3iil n III Ga
J. w. Sarvis and son Ivan went over
TO oskaloosa Saturday night and were
there to see Ringing Bros circus
come In.
James Stout has purchased the Mil
ton Bilbo store room and will use II
for store rooms for hrs poultry and
egg trade.
II. r. Hatcher and Amos Taylor, OF
What Cheer, was In Rose Hill Monday
and took the noon train for Oskalooga
on business.
Charles Driscoll and family left on
Saturday for Des Moines for weeks
visit with Charles parents and TO at
tend the fair.
J. d. Blake and wife and son,
Luther Blake, and wife, Of Chicago,
were passengers for oskaloosa Satur-
day ON business.
Amer James and wife, Joe Lister,
Robt. Doak and J. w. Saryis were pas
sengers for Des IMoines tuesday to
attend the state fair.
Prof. Frank souter had charge Of
the Rose Hill lumber yard while
Charles Boster and wife attended the
Ringing Bros circus
J. II. Busby has completed some
fine cement walks at his residence
and store. The work was done by
Kelley Rhoades, of Delta.
G. B. Howell, Charles Stout, Fred
Perdue and Tommy Shepherd were
passengers to Des Moines Friday TO
stay during the state fair.
Mrs. Baker, the mother-in.law OF
AMOS iomlLu VI luuidh1POAA3t NSke' 49,
from Rose Hill for Coal Valley, I'LL,
on Thursday to visit relatives.
Winnie Beans departed for his home
in Des Moines Saturday after three
weeks visit with his brother, w. J..
Beans, whose wife is seriously III.
J. F. Clark, living west OF oska-
loosa, came to Rose Hill Friday and
was driven out to the II. l.. Stringfel-
low home, where he was visiting.
James Stout informs me that Brown
stout, Lyle Sanders and Clarence
Wright have arrived safely in Mime
sofa where they will soon fnd work.
Wright Bros, near Rose Hill, had a
valuable COW killed by lightning Mon
day night, insured in Prairie Farmers
and claim adjusted and paid Tuesday.
VIII Davenport, living northeast OF
Rose Hill, hauled in load OF oats
that weighed out 100 bushels, the
largest load we have seen come 70
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