The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-04-12


sale house Of oskaloosa, was at Rose
hin Saturday.
Jerrel Larver, Of Oskaloosa, was at
Rose Hill Saturday. the guest of his
son, DR.. H. E, Carver.
Mrs Bessie Ellis Reid is on the
sick list. Her many friends hope for
her health to be restored.
X. L. BlacKford, of Oska1oosa, was
at Rose Hill Saturday looking up his
trade in the -four and feed business.
G. B. Rowland, through the Samuel
Sanders agency, bought the Catharine
Moore farm near Rose Hill for $4,000.
Mrs. John Anderson and sons Roy
and Carl, Of oskaloosa, visited recent
~ at the VIII Anderson home at Rose
HILL
Alonzo Malon, of Hedrick, was at
Rose Fiji Saturday and visited his
father and sister at the Wilson Moore
home.
Herbert LaRue, Of oskaloosa, was
at Rose Hill the first of this week
giving the band here instructions in
music,
Busby & Anderson's trade is not
confined to Rose Hill. They had Gus
toners from Lynnyille and oskaloosa
last week.
"A. w. Hollingsworth returned Mon
day from HayesviIle, where he had
been visiting his brother. B. A. Hol-
lingsworth.
Hon. Phil Grace, H. w. Lunt and
NJ M. Dickson were passengers for
oskaloosa Monday on the noon train
on business.
Mrs. c. F. Conoyer, of Lynnville, was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. R. Bus
by, of Rose Hill, and returned to her
home Friday.
G. L. Wharton bought fine match
ed team Of gray horses at the stock
sale in oskaloosa last Saturday, for
use In his barn.
Squire Reed Brown was passen-
ger to oskaloosa Tuesday to serve
as grand juror of the April term Of
the district court.
w. |. Beans, president of the Farm
ers' National Bank Of oskaloosa, was
in Rose Hill Saturday ana took the
train for oskaloosa,
Charles Boster, manager for the
Citizens Lumber Company at Rose
Hill. has been making some improve
ments where he lives.
Mrs. AIDA Brainard, of Delta, spent
Monday at Rose Hill, the guest of
Mrs. Tom Beatty, ana returned to her
home en the evening train.
John Casford departed on Friday
evening for Teeumseh, Nebr, being
called there by telegraph on account
Of the death of his brother.
G. B. Howell departed on the noon
train Monday for searsboro for short
stay, buying wool, not wood as you.
made It appear in items recently.
Harry W. Jones shipped two car
loads of fat steers from Rose Hill to
Chicago on Tuesday. Harry went
over to take in the sights Of the great
city.
Frank Stringfellow, Of oskaloosa,
came down to Rose Hill Monday even
ing on business. Rcllo Wymore will
work with him this summer on bridge
work
The many weddings about Rose Hill,
have made the furniture trade of
Brown & Hansel quite lively this
spring, their purchases being largely
different from what pa and ma" went
to housekeeping with.
Hon. PM Grace returned home
from oskaloosa Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with his family, feeling
somewhat worn out. The change
from caring Jor stock and farm work
TO being seated all day at once work
made him glad to get home.
Mrs. Charles /. Roberts. Of Proph-
etstown, Illinois, and daughter and
son arrived at Rose Hill Saturday to
spend a few days at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Margaret EIldn. and
with her motherin-law, Mrs. M. M.
Roberts, and many friends
Robt. wymore returned home satur-
day from Laramie. wyoming. ana is
very much elAted over the trip and
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