The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-04-05

Doak for dinner.
Simon Ward is working for Fred
Adair, starting in on April first to
work for the year.
Mrs. Hade Brainard of Delta was at
Rose Hill Friday and visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. Tom Beatty.
Carl Sterlin Of oskaIoosa is visiting
Tor a few days at Rose Hill and is the
guest Of his uncle, Tom Beatty.
Charles Hicklin of Amoret, Mo-,
was at Rose Hill last week, and re-
turned home Thursday evening.
City Marshall Riley Lester and w.
L. Spates are painting the school
hhcG:SScc near White Oak this week.
Mrs. Fannie Cox of oskaloosa came
down to Rose Hill Friday and visited
at the parental w. NJ. Jarvis home.
Marcus Utterback and wife of Delta
visited at Rose Hill Friday and were
the guests at the Tom Beatty home.
Jerrel Carver of oskaloosa was at
Rose Hill Friday between trains and
took a horseback ride to the country.
Fred McAdams of Fayetteville, Ark,
was at Rose Hill Friday calling on his
many friends and especially his best
girl.
DR.. Abbott, of Oskaloosa, was down
to Rose Hill Monday to see Mrs. J. l..
Taylor, who has been sick for some
time.
John F. Gable has moved to Rose
Hill and occupies the house of w. A..
Waddell, recently bought of Mrs. E..
J. Warden.
Mrs. Renie and son of Oskaloosa
were in Rose Hill and spent Sunday
with Mrs, Emma Howell and return
ed Monday.
James Stout of oskaloosa spent
iSud6ay at s9ose I'm He MANY
friends are always glad to see his
smiling face.
John H. Lester has moved to the
house of Mrs. E. ]. Warden, recently
vacated by VIM. Zion, and south of
the railroad.
Joe Lawrance and Fred Adair sold
their fine bull to Augustine & Son for
a good long price. He weighed nearly
LOO pounds.
Earl T. Raglan of Washington, D. c.,
we are glad to learn, has been pro
NOTED to assistant examiner in the
patent Office.
Fred Adair received word over the
telephone that his fathers house,
west Of Oskaloosa, burned down Sun
day morning.
Kate Beatty of Delta was at Rose
Hill the past week giving music les
sons to her class here, and returned
home Saturday.
Deputy Auditor Roy E. Rowland
spent Sunday at the parental home
near Rose Hill and returned to his
work on Monday
Martin Bacon and grand daughter,
Lille Bacon, of Oskaloosa, are spend
ing a few days with relatives and
friends at Rose Hill.
J. w. Troy shipped two Chester
White brood sows on Tuesday to f, J.
Trumbour, Patterson, Iowa, and due
to farrow about May LIST.
John L. Hollingsworth departed on
Thursday evening for Amoret, Mo-, to
make an extended visit with his dau-
ghter, Mrs. Hetta Hicklin.
James Stephenson, ex-member of
the Board of Supervisors, was pas
senger from Rose Hill to 0skaloosa
Monday on the noon train.
Mrs. w. F. Rodgers Of oskaloosa
came down Monday and has been with
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Taylor, who
has been sick for some time.
Mrs. w. w. Brown of Sigourney Wis
tied Monday at the Henry Sarvis
home near Rose Hill, and returned to
her home on the evening train.
Bert Gillian of Mauch Chunk was
transacting business at Oskaloosa on
Monday, returning to Rose Hill Tues
day morning on the early train.
Dan Augustine and son have receiv-
ed a car load OF corn from the north
part of the state and are hauling the
same to the farm north Of town.
Miss Hazel Renie, a clerk ,n Boil
inger's jewelry store on High Avenue
West, Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in
Rose Hill at the c. B. Howell home
Will r. Bridges of oskaloosa came
down to Rose Hill Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with Harry w.
Jones and wife at the farm near Rose
Hill.
Mrs. w. F. Rodgers OF Oskaloosa
came down Monday and has been with
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Taylor, who
has been on the sick list for some
time.
Dan Augustine is finishing up his
house he commenced to build lasH fall.
G. I. Ellis is doing the carpenter work,
and Kelley Rhoades Of Delta rs at
work plastering.