The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27

eA-NhAnA0As
James A. Williams, of Rose HUI,
and daughtef-in-law. Mrs. Della VIII
liams, Miss Lola Williams, and James
Williams and vie OF LaRue, Ohio,
spent Christmas at Delta at the w.
+. Stout home.
Hon. Phil Grace shipped by express
"a Galloway bull calf II months old
to Charles Moody at Atlanta Mo-,
few days ago, which was the best
specimen of that breed we have seen
shipped from Rose HILL
Albert Souter of Minneapolis ar.
rived at Rose Hill Monday evening to
spend Christmas at the parental Mrs
Margaret Souter home and with hIg
brother, Prof. Franks Souter of the
Rose hill Savings bank.
James Williams and wife, of La
Rue, Marion county, Ohio, are visit
ing in Rose Hill at the parental ].
.C. Williams home George G. is their
son. He is well and favorably known
by many in and near Rose Hill.
The relatives and friends OF ]. N.
Wymore surprised him on Saturday
evening. Forty-three in number went
in VITA well filed baskets and had a
great feast of good things with him
before his departure for Nebraska.
We were remembered with a plate OF
choice selections of cake which was
thankfully received.
The young folks of Rose Hill and
vicinity gathered at the c. B. Row.
land home last Friday evening, where
fresh oysters, fruit and cake were
served in the latest style. Those in
attendance were Deputy Auditor Roy
E. Rowland, with his graphophone,
Jennings Casford and Miss Nettie
Peebler of Rose HILL John Rhoades
and Miss Jennie Reid of Middle reek,
Emory Goddard and Miss Zella Row
land, Frank Goddard and Miss Grace
Rowland Leslie Rowland and Miss
Flossie Wharton. Dreward Hawley
and Miss Josephine Hawkins. With
plenty of music and social chat the
evening was ore long to be remem-
bered and at late hour all departed
for their homes, hoping to meet again
soon.
The relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ri.
Smith were their guests to the mum
Der of thirty-three for Christmas din
ner of turkey, cakes, pies, fruits, nuts
and candies, all of which was the best
and the table was loaded to its full
capacity. Those in attendance were
ELAN Wymore of Laramie, wyoming,
Mrs. Grace Grimes and three children
from harper, ]. N. Wymore and fam
lily from near Rose Hill, Reuben Wy
more and family from near Blythe
Arthur Wymore, wife and baby, Robt.
Wymore from Blythe, Laura Wymore
and Cora Stanley and Rolla Wymore
of Oskaloosa, and Robt. l.oak of Rose
Hill. Many were the Christmas pres
ents received by the little folks. and
their appreciation was shown by the
noise they made. Late IN the day all
departed for their homes, the day
having been pleasantly spent.
Mr.. Harley Moore and Miss Beulah
Towns were married Dec. IS, 1906, at
the home Of Granville Stringfellow
in oskaloosa, Rev. Irwin Stringfellow
of Des Moines officiating. After the
nuptial knot was tied and congratu-
lations extended, they drove to the
parental James Moore home in Adams
township, where many friends of the
bride and groom were assembled, and
bountiful supper was in waiting, to
which ample justice was done by all.
Nasty was remembered with a plate
of choice selections of cake, which
were nonpareiI, Harley is the eldest
son of James Moore and we have
known him from mis- birth. He is a
Woodworking, industrious young man.
Miss Beulah Towns is the daughter
of L. M. Towns of Spring Creek town.
ship and is highly respected. They
start out in life with bright future
before them and we bespeak for them
joy, happiness and long life in this
and the world to come.
Dec. 26. Nasty Jr