The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-03-29
THE COUNTY NEWS
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Charles Carl has moved into the
house of Landen Bowen, near Rose
Hill.
John H. Dunn, of Delta, was at Rose
Hill Monday looking after life insur-
ance.
Ora Mcbride, of Beacon, was visit
ing at the parental home in Rose Hill
over Sunday.
Tom Cation, the rustling real estate
agent from Rose Hill. was at oska-
loosa Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor has been sick
for some time and at this writing has
not improved much.
Mrs. DeMorris, of Delta, was visit
ing over sunday at Rose Hill with ner
son, G. L. Wharton.
Comrade Bruce Jarvis has improved
so he is able to get out to the barn
and look after his stock.
Riley Lester, the city marshal OF
Rose Hill, and Harm Stringfellow
spent Sunday in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Hunt, of Chicago, was at Rose
Hill Monday talking school books, for
which he is the general agent.
The I. o. o. F. lodge of Rose hill
are talking very strong of building a
new hall here in the near future.
I r. E-;r,,,.,lr,,,.,, ,,.,,. I,ts ba,,.I .ftt
with the saw attached to the planning
mill of Bert Gillams one day last
week.
Saul Morgan, wife and daughter
May Moran and youngest son spent
Sunday in Rose Hill at the c. B. How
eli nome.
Since the rain the roads are in bad
condition and the rural ma carriers
are unable to make their whole trip
every day,
Mrs. Jennie J. James was at Deelta
and returned to Rose Hill Tuesday
noon on her way to oskaloosa, where
| she transacted business.
Phil Grace, the new member of the
board of supervisors, was passenger
| from Rose Hill to Oskaloosa Monday,
| to attend to business affairs.
Miss Fay Lister, stenographer for
James B. Bolton Of Oskaloosa, came
home Sunday and was guest at the
parental Joe Lister home here.
Ira Hollingsworth has his building
chock full of agricultural implements
and farm wagons and buggies and is
there at all times to show his many
friends anything in his line.
Archa Wymore has tradede off AS
old reliable road horse to his brother
| Arthur for standard bred pacing
mare that can make trip on his mail
route in two hours and do it easy.
E. e. Ellsworth has moved his
blacksmith shop from the Mrs. M. M.
Roberts property to the Tishue Mingo
building and will now be found there
pounding iron and doing work for las
many customers.
Mr.. Mott, the HORSEPOWER of What
Cneer, has worked on the w. l.. Dun
bar house two days and it now stands
on the north line of the Henry Sarvis
: farm and near half way to the Dunbar
farm, where it will stand until the
ground settles.
Emory Goddard, of Highland Park
college, Des Moines, came to Rose
Hill Monday evening and will go 70
Davenport to visit his father, who was
operated on there one week ago for
appendicitis, and at last reports was
getting along nicely.
The election passed off very quietly
here on Monday A very light vote
was polled, about forty votes in all.
Tom Beatty was elected mayor, Ed
Jones and w. S. Hawkins for council
men; Ed VallandIngham for assessor;
Ira A. Hollingsworth, treasurer, ana
H. N. Dickson for clerk.
Hug. Reid died on Friday morning,
after suffering for about six years
with rheumatism. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. y. L. Dunkle-
berger, OF Oskaloosa, at the Christian
church in Indianapolis, at one o'clock
Sunday, and interment was made in
the indianapolis cemetery.
March 28. Nasty Jr.