The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

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MISSES MAJ Augustine Cora Ana
iennin Mtnside. sennle need. NhAAa
summers and Matte WRIGHT returned
SATURDAY from nskAloneA where thei
had been On businrss
nan Augustine and son Ahlrpea ons
load u cattle % Chicago. leayine
lloav liill sunday mofhlna The load
was mixed of COWS. helFcfs and
calves, IN al about IS head
s. A. Maees. o. oakaloosa aud Tom
cation, ran ESTATE agents, left Rose
Iiill Friday, going east behind IONS
fine steppers, indicating that some.
thing was going TO be done.
Riley Lestef. IL making his calls
quite often at the Bruce Jarvis home,
Riley Il good painter and Jolly good
fellow, but we think I3ruce's buildings
are oil In apple pie order.
Jared Brown Quilt new barn this
summer and that called for a new
house. and preparations are being
made for that purpose. John Hawk,
Of oskaloosa. will do his work
J. wv. Troy is attending the state
fair at Des Moines this week with
thirty head OF Chester White and
Duroc Jersey Red hogs. He has some
ine specimens Of these breeds.
Lindsey ChiIders, living north or
What Cheer, took the train at Rose
Hill or Saturday for oskaloosa. He
reports corn looking we'll, but a little
late, but with favorable weather o. X.
A. J. Burgess and wife, OF near OF.
tumwa, were visitors recently at Rose
Hill with A. US sister, Mrs. Ed Jones,
and at the w. L. Dunbar home, visit
ing Mrs. Burgess mother and sister.
Writ Brown departed for Oregon
last week and when he returns ne
will bring with him Mrs. Brown.
He has the house In readiness to move
into when they return from their
honeymoon.
The Indictment weather on Saturday
evening was very disastrous to the ice
cream soclable. 80 gallons Of cream
ordered and 20 gallons disposed Of
Saturday night and Sunday; 10 gall
Ions returned 8n.ps soaj u
VIII walden. wife and son. of In.
dianapolis, took advantage Of excur-
sion rates and left over the O., r. /. e
P. r. r., for Valley Junction to visit
their son, Samuel Walden, and take
In the state fair.
Miss Sidna Jensen left here Friday
for Oskaloosa and will return TO her
home at Clarence, mo. Sidna has Wis
tied relatives and friends here for
nearly month and there was ono
whom she was very 10th to leave.
/. M. Reed has built an addition to
his house. s. l., Peebler did his plas-
tering of two rooms. I. M. did the
painting inside and out and put down
cement walks, and the squire has
bought him a fine driving team and
Will put Oh dlIs.
@. w. Stout Is attending the state
fair at Des Moines with Is head OF
Poland China and Duroc Jersey Red
hogs and a number of coops of his
fine chickens, 81 head in all. He
will be likely to bring home some
blue ribbons or cards. ~
Deputy Auditor Roy e. Rowland
and Omer Hinkle drove down to
Rose Hill Saturday evening and re.
turned to Oskaloosa Monday morning
on the excursion train. Omer Hinkle
Is assisting In the work in the audi.
tors office during the busy season.
Mrs. Jennie Shaw, OF Hastings, Ok
lahoma, arrived at Rose Hill Thurs
day. / was informed they had sold
their farm near Hastings and would
return to Iowa to live. Fred came
with a car Of goods and will locate In
Mahaslra again. We gladly welcome
them to cur midst.
Fred Bress, living on the Henry
feathers place northeast OF Rose Hill,
met with a painful accident one day
last week. One OF his horses ran
against him and broke his collar bone.
Fred Is a good.natured, Woodworking
Dutchman and with his left arm in a
sling has been Hauling oats to Rose
Hill.
G. b. Rowland is attending the
state fair at Des Moines with car
load of his fine Galloway cattle. Ro-
naldo, his aged bull, is a fine animal
and Tuff, the yearling bull, Is as near
perfect as an animal can be, The
COWS and heifers are all good, and
@. B. will most likely get his share OF
the blue ribbons.
Frank and Jesse France, OF Macon.
Mo-, visited at the home OF their
grandpa, G. w. France, and with many
friends at Rose Hill and Tioga. They
left Rose Hill three years ago mere
boys; now they are grown to man
hood. Although grown up in Mis-.
souri, they still retain that genuine