The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-04-26

~ ~ aAAOiu, VI TUSCALOOSA, was
down to Rose Hill TUESDAY calling on
friends
John Dunbar and family were Sun
day guests at the w. S. Hawkins
home in Rose Hill.
H. L. Jackson, of Sigourney, deliv-
cred fruit trees and shrubbery at Rose
Hill Tuesday of this week.
VIII Anderson, wife and daughter
Mabel visited Sunday over South river
at the parental Anderson home
Charles Hansel and wife and son
Jennings were guests at the parental
aaron Hansel home on Sunday.
Andy Chopper departed for his Kan
sas home after months visit with
relatives and friends around Rose
HILL
Miss Fay Lister. stenographer for
James B. Bolton of Oskaloosa, spent
Sunday at Rose Hill at the parental
Joe Lister home.
Frank Asher arrived at Rose Hill
Tuesday morning on the Flyer from
Greeley, Colorado, where he HAD been
visiting for several months.
Miss Gertie Kemp, of oskaloosa, re
turned on Saturday evening to Rose
Hill to spend Sunday with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kemp.
Mrs. John Lister and baby, OF
Wright, arrived at Rose Hill Tues
day on the noon train and will visit
with her parents, Henry Ellis ana
wife.
Rollo Wymore came down from Os-
kaloosa Saturday evening and spent
Sunday,returning in the evening to go
to work Monday on the bridge force Of
frank Stringfellow.
DR.. Harry e. Carver and Miss Nina
Dickson were married in Oskaloosa
April 10, 1906, and nave gone TO house.
keeping in Rose Hill. There is a
bright future before them and con-
gratulations are in order.
Lillian Roberts, one of the efficient
clerks in the Day & Swisher depart
ment store at New Sharon, was at
Rose Hill on Monday visiting with his
mother, Mrs. NJ. M. Roberts. and re-
turned home on the noon train.
City Marshal Riley Lester and
Harm Stringfellow drove over to o.
kaloosa Sunday to see their best girls
who, by the way, are red-headed.
Their return to Rose Hill was not
made until early Monday morning.
Visitors from nose Hill in OskaIoo-
sa Saturday were ]. L. Brown and
wife, Minnie and Carrie Jones, Mrs.
Charles Boster, Mrs. William Zion,
Prof. Freeman Hackley, Emory God
dard, Tom Cation and Warren Cation.
The Rose Hill Cornet band have
erected fine band stand and will
give their first concert Saturday even
ing. The boys have mace very rapid
Improvement during the winter ano
if you fail to come out and hear them
you will miss a treat
While in Uskaloosa saturday Robt.
Doak secured one gallon of pure ma
pie syrup that had been shipped to
G. w. France from relatives in Ohio,
who make the syrup from the sugar
tree camps. While eating this syrup
ones mind runs back to Doyhood days
when we tested the syrup while boil
ing down by the use of a paddle.
Rev. D. l.. Dunkleberger had fine
weather for holding church services al
Rose Hill on Sunday, the first time
in three months without snow, rain
or mud that kept the country people
at home. But the good weather and
the large audience encouraged the
minister and he delivered two very
able discourses to large and atten-
tive audiences.
Robt. Doak received letter last
week from Comrade S. S. Woods at
Newman, Ark, where ne is holding
down claim. He speaks very highly
of the country and the beautiful seen.
cry, of flowers, the red bird and dog.
wood that are also very plentiful n
Ohio where was raised. The soil,
S. S. don't claim to be as good as
Iowa soil. He says Asa Francis was
married April 10 to an Arkansas lady
and he did not just say, but form
this conclusion, that S. S. is working
harder to win the affections Of some
Arkansas damsel than he is to i'm.
prove bis claim.
April %. Nasty Jr.