The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-01-19
CORRESPONDENCE
ROSE HILL.

l NHW nO0G GNH6Is M
w. "A. Waddell has been down town
and called in to see Nasty.
Mrs. J. N. Wymore has been quite
sick the past week but is much bet
ter now.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor is On the sick list
and her son Harry is staying with her
and caring for her.
Mrs. Frank Souter, who has been
confined to her bed for a few days, is
now on the way to recovery.
Miss Nerva McKanna has been
troubled with asthma a good deal this
winter, but is much better now.
Mrs. Goodwin, who is well along in
years, has been quite feeble this winter.
At last report she was on the mend.
Albert and George Stringfellow, of
Oskaloosa, were down to see their
mother on Monday, returning on the
late train.
Mrs. John Augustine, of near Rose
Hill, has been quite sick with fever.
Under the care of DR.. Wright she is
much improved.
The home of Cyrus Bradley, Of In
dianapolis, went down in flames Mon
day afternoon and is a total loss, which
falls heavily on the old comrade in
his old days.
W. A. Galloway, of Centerville Iowa,
has charge of the lumber yard here
while S. N. Gwinn has a lay off of
thirty days to visit with relatives and
friends in Indiana. 4
! A protracted meeting commenced at
the Free Methodist church Sunday ev-
ening, the 18th. The meeting will be
conducted by the pastor, F. NJ. Smith.
Come out and hear him.
Mike Carey has gone to Morgan
Valley to take charge of the Morgan
Valley Coal Co. What we know of
Mike is enough to say everything will
be attended to in good shape.
Charley Driscall has moved on the
farm of Fannie McKanna, lately va
Gated by John Vermeulen, who had
been there the past two years, and
n whom we regret to lose from our
midst.
Grandma Bolles has been quite
poorly this winter. Grandma is well
up in years. Her next birthday she
will be 81. She is we'll posted on all
topics of conversation and interesting
to converse with.
Fletcher Norris had the misfortune
to have four cows injured by the 10,
cal Rock Island freight one day last
week. One valuable COW had a leg
broken. The other three escaped
with slight injuries. 70, ,a, g
Mrs. H. T. Stringfellow, OF neai
Rose Hill, has been very sick for the
past month, and in hope of saving hel
life she was taken to Mercy hospita.
at Davenport. DR.. Wright and H.. T
Stringfellow accompanied her.
Mrs. NJ. M. Roberts has had an ad
dition built on the blacksmith shoI
occupied by w. B. Harris. w. B.. is &
good smith and has all the work be
can do with the help Of two men work
ing day and part Of the night by LAM
light. ....t.
l. The King Bridge Co. have taei
bridge up and floor laid across Soutf
Skunk river, southeast of Bruce Jar
Wis place. Pretty quick work. The!
commenced to haul the material TO
the structure the first week in JaIu
airy. '"'"'. ..' ;t1s,
i We congratulate the members of tn,
board Of the Christian church for sc
curing the services of Rev. B. w. Pet
tilt, of Avery, Iowa, to, preach at Ros,
Hill for the next year. He is a fin,
talker and breaches nothing but Bibl
doctrine.
Fred Shaw and family, of Hastings
Okla, who have been visiting at tn
parental home of M. s. Hadley, O
Rose Hill, and John Shaw home mort
of Rose Hill, returned to their HON
Tuesday after a two months visit
Fred likes Oklahoma and from appear
ances That country agrees with hir
much better than Iowa.
Jan. II. Nasty, Jr.