The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-05-10
ROSE I'LL.
May 5

Melvin Smith has very sore mouth
yet, but is improving rapidly and will
soon be all right.
Misses Josephine Hawklns and Lois
Busby were shopping in oskaloosa
one day the past week.
Mrs. Gordon Beaman and daughter
visited a few days the past week at
the home of her father, c. L. Whar-
ton.
Walter Reynolds and family, Of near
Glendale mill, visited at Rose Hill
Sunday at the parental ]. F. Gable
home.
Mrs. Carrot Elkin, of Oskaloosa
came to Rose Hill Friday morning and
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and MRS..
H. Lester.
Keep in mind the supper given by
the Rose Hill Rebekah dodge Satur-
day evening, May IL. Everybody is
invited. The band will furnish some
good music.
The city council at its meeting on
Monday evening ordered in cement
walks in the business part of the city
to be completed within the next thirty
days.
Willis Elkin and family, of Billings,
wyoming, arrived at Rose Hill Friday
and are visiting at the maternal Mrs.
Margaret Elkin home and with otner
relatives and friends here.
Charles I. Ellis, of Rose Hill, and
Miss Clara Warrick, of Delta, were
married few days ago. We have no
particulars of the wedding, but con-
gratulations are in order.
G. B. Rowland, Squire Reed Brown,
James Lester, James H. Douglas and
w. /. Beans, president of the Farmers
National Bank, attended the conven-
ton in Oskaloosa Saturday.
Mr.. Austin, of Lynnville, visited at
Rose Hill the past week with his
daughter, Mrs. Lou Busby, and drove
to Fremont to visit his son, who is
cashier of the bank at that place.
Robt. Doak is on the sick list; moth
ing serious, only "off his feed" The
sayings of Mother Darlington are true.
There is no blessing like that OF
, health, especially when you are sick.
The weather on Saturday evening
was extremely disagreeable, but the
band concert brought in large crowd
of people from miles around, and the
merchants were kept busy until late
hour.
ig fzens LR6h5eF co. Gnf as Of n nihe Isi5i
much needed improvements to tn
: office building here Frank Hend
a., son did the work and it now loo
:. neat and clean.
to Cole Van Gordon and wife, of E
in mettsburg, Iowa, and Mrs. Leo ",
to non, of Mason City, were guests
at the Will Lunt home near Tioga
e Thursday night, returning to the
ID homes on Fridays train.
Kelley Rhoades, of Delta, and h
e crew of men commenced to put dov
e cement walk Tuesday afternoon f
n G. W. Henderson. Kelley is a got
5, hand at the business, as his wol
If shows for itself on walks put dow
It Iast summer for ]. k BusDy.
Y Tom Beatty and family were passe
!, gers to Oskaloosa on the late ira
!. Saturday evening and visited oy,
Sunday with Mrs. Beatty's brothe
James Stirlen, and returned to Ros
Hill on the early train Monday NOR
: ing.
I Archa Wymore is very proud of h
/ roadster, Henry G., which he exercise
y mornings before going out with tn
4 mail on rural route No. and afte
a coming in evenings. He is a natur;
E PAGER, sired by Cyrus ", and goes lik
, a whirlwind.
DR.. Dwight Jarvis, of Iowa City, az
companied by Miss Margaret Smitr
of Oskaloosa, arrived at Rose Hill O
the Flyer Monday morning and wer
guests for short time of Mrs. Jenni
James, then drove to the parenta
Bruce Jarvis home.
I County Auditor J. w. Doak AM
wife arrived at Rose Hill Friday morn
ing and drove to Mount Vernon GENE
terry and planted flowers on theil
daughters grave and from there wen
to the G. B. Rowland home where theJ
spent the night visiting with theil
granddaughter, Lucille Rowland.