The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-06
CORRESPONDENCE
ROSE HILL.

VIII Burke and wife, Of Springfield,
were Sunday visitors of Joe Lister and
wife at Rose HILL
Born, to Duncan and Bessie Reid,
Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1906, daughter.
Weight, pounds.
Guy Stark, brother of Mrs. Charles
Boster, returned Saturday to his home
at Maxwell, Iowa.
Gordon Beaman an fanny visited
Sunday at the parental Wharton
home in Rose Hill.
Hon. Phil Grace is in oskaloosa this
week, at the regular meeting of the
board Of supervisors.
w. G. Fuller has returned to his
home in Rose Hill after spending two
weeks near What Cheer.
Tim Barnes and wife, of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday in Rose Hill, guests of
DR.. Dwight Jarvis and wife.
Fred Adair accompanied Dan Angus
tice to Chicago recently and took in
the sights of the great city.
Julian Wymore steps high. It's a
boy and weighs ten pounds. Mother
and son getting along nicely.
Tom Beatty and family spent Sun
day in Oskaloosa, the guests of his
brother-in-law, James Stirlen.
ESQUIRE l.. NJ. Bacon, of Oskaloosa,
was down at Rose Hill Monday even.
ing between trains on business.
George McCarty, cashier of the Cit
liens Savings Bank of Delta, was at
Rose Hill Saturday on business.
Miss May Augustine is teaching the
school south of Tioga, known as the
South White Oak school district.
Deputy Auditor Roy e. Rowland
spent Sunday at home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Rowland.
John Smith, Of oskaloosa, was at
Rose Hill Saturday, the guest Of his
granddaughter, Mrs. Dwight Jarvis.
Thomas Martin and wife, of Hlte-
man, are visiting near Rose Hill with
their daughter, Mrs. Lige Carpenter.
J.F. Dawson and wife and daughter
Frances. of Muscatine, are visiting at
the parental G. W. akers home here.
NJ NJ. Dickson and wife spent Sun
day southeast of town near the river
and enjoyed their dinner in picnic
style.
James Grace and wife and sister,
Mrs. Cressie Kirk, of Oskaloosa, were
in Rose Hill Tuesday calling on rela-
tiyes.
w. G. Musgrove and wife departed
Tuesday on the c., r. |. & P. railroad
for Moran, Kansas, for visit with
relatives.
John Larson and wife and Charles
Bronstrom and wife were guests at
the "Bill' Anderson home in Rose
Hill Sunday
G. w. Stout took two third premi-
ums on his red hogs at the Iowa State
Fair with hot competition and sold IL
at good prices.
r. L. Blackford, the flour man OF
OskaIoosa, was at Rose Hill Saturday
looking after his interests in the flour
and feed trade.
Carrot Elkin and wife, of Oskaloosa,
are in Rose Hill, called by the serious
illness and death of his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Elkin.
Charles Boster will soon have his
house ready for plastering and when
completed it will be a nice coy and
convenient home.
Mrs. DR.. Carver departed on the ex-
cursion train Friday morning for the
home of her sister, Mrs. Edna Ray,
who is seriously i'll.
Harry w. Jones purchased 20 head
Of feeding steers at the Oskaloosa
sale Saturday and has them out on mis-
farm west of Rose Hill,
]. c. Forbes, of indianapolis, board
ed the train at Rose Hill Friday for
Hiawatha, Kansas, to visit with his
daughter for IA few weeks.
Hade Brainard, vice president Of the
Delta Savings bank, and family spent
Friday in Rose Hill, guests OF his
brother-in-law, Tom Beatty.
The school board has done wise
thing by digging well and putting
in pump on the school grounds near
the school house in Rose Hill.
Miss Grace Rowland spent Sunday
in Rose Hill, feeling little despond-
ent, but one thing consoles her. Her
betrothed is in the Promise City.
Troy Brothers bought so head of
feeding cattel at the stock sale in Os-
kaloosa Saturday and drove them out
to their large farm near Rose Hill.
Samuel Tennis and wife and OTIS
Tennis and wife from near Wright,
visited recently in Rose Hill WIN
their uncle, Wilson Moore and wife.
Marcus Fisher, of Delta, arrived at
Rose Hill Saturday on the noon train
and from here went TO his son-in-law's,
w. H. Brown Jr.'s, to visit over Sun
day.
Miss Laura Wymore, OF Oskaloosa,
&c ,feftinO az Pose iii for a few days