The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-03-07

road to initiate, and at small ex-
Ipense could have good roads on
(which to travel
i Mrs. d. G. Lockard, of Atlanta, Mo-,
arrived at Rose Hill recently and is
caring for her aged parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Henderson, VINO are on
the sick list.
James Stout and G. w. Stout and
wife attended the funeral of their
lbrother-in-law, Jesse Moore, of In
dlanapolis, Sunday, March g.
Howard Kemp and family spent
Sunday in Rose Hill at the parental
f. M. Kemp home.
Mrs. Saran Arnold, of Oskaloosa
was in Rose Hill the past week visit.
ing relatives
from Rose Hill Monday for Alexan-
dria, Louisiana, going by the way of
Fort Worth, Texas. c. B. will be in
the employ of the c., R. !. & p. rail-
road, very lucrative position that
we are glad to learn has fallen to his
good fortune.
! Miss Flossie Wharton was an over
Sunday visitor in Delta with relatives
and many friends.
Joe Lurance made the r. F. d. car
rler on route No. 3 feel joyful when
he approached his mail box to find
a stack of spare ribs which Almer
| quickly cared for and no one is more
thankful than Almer James for all
such favors.
| Mike Thomas and James Denny and
sisters, Mrs. Joe Nye and Misses
Anne and Ella Denny, returned Mon
day evening from Wyoming, ILL.,,
where they had accompanied the re.
mains of their mother Tor burial.
Robert Wymore has purchased from
w. S. Hawkins his old mail horse,
BLACK Dick" that ne had driven on
the R. F. D. route No. l, for over five
years. He has been a faithful SER
want and we are glad to learn that
he has fallen in good hands.
Harley Goodwin and Miss Bertha
Hansel, youngest daughter OF George
Hansel, were married March 4, and
will go to housekeeping in the Jonn
Montgomery house near Btu. We
have no particulars of this wedding,
but congratulations are in order.
John Guthrie has moved into the
Troy Brothers home, better known
as the Ishum Arnold farm, and Ed
Stout mas moved to the Moore farm,
| lately vacated by John Guthrie.
Miss Fannie McKanna's term Of
school at Olivet mas closed and she
has returned to her home near Rose
Hill. ~
Fred Adair has rented the farm
recently bought from Will Ravens,
to Andy F. Lynch, for the next year
from March l.
w. w. Horace, who bought the Ium.
Der yard from the Citizens Lumber
company, moved to Rose mill Tues.
day and will occupy the John Lister
property near the high school build
Ing.
Marcus Uttarback of Delta was in
Rose Hill Tuesday. His visits here
are so frequent that it would be well
for him to move to a live town and
be close to where there is business.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor died at her home
in Rose Hill, Feb. 81, 1907, at II
o'clock, of dropsy, oged ~ years, II
months and % days. The funeral ser
vices were held in the Christian
church in Rose Hill, Feb. %, at p.
m, conducted by Rev. ]. D. Guthrie
of Oskaloosa, and interment was made
in Wymore cemetery. Mrs. Eliza
beth Musgrove and Henry taylor and
wife wish to thank the 1eighbors and
friends woh so kindly assisted them
in the sickness, death and burial OF
their mother, Mrs. Lucy Taylor.
Howard Morgan and brother Leon
ard, sons of Saul Morgan, were haul
ing hay one day last week from the
Musgrove farm west of Rose Hill,ani
in crossing the c., r. |. & p. railroad
near the Pogue farm, the rod in the
tongue broke and the tongue dropped
|
wagon ran short distance and turn
ed over. Howard had his right arm
broken near the wrist and Leonard
badly sprained ankle on the right
foot. Reports say that they are get
ting along nicely. ....
| The old Rose Hill school closed last
Friday. Quite surprise was had
on the teacher, Thomas Alexander,
wnen the patrons of the district made
a raid with well filed baskets of all
the delicacies of the season. Bust
ness was suspended and fine din
ner gotten in readiness, which the
young and old enjoyed together. Ar,
ter dinner, the patrons were well en-
tertailed with the program prepared
by the children and teacher, all of
which was well rendered. 1t spoke
well for both scholars and teacher.
March 6. Nasty Jr.