The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-09-19
THE COUNTY NEWS.
Rose nlLL..

Gordon Beaman, or Delta, paid the
city of Rose Hin his annual visit
Tuesday.
Marcus UtIerbadx, of Delta, was at
Rose Hin Tuesday looking after real
estate interests.
John ]. Hawk and wife visited Sun
day near Union Mills with his brother
inlaw, Chester LaRue.
Miss Laura Wymore departed Tues
day for Queen City, Mo-, to visit old
time friends in that section.
George Clifford returned receatly
from Missouri, where se mad been Wis
fling his uncle, Jesse Kelley.
Will Mitchell and family left Mon
day for two weeks visit at their
OLD nome near Galesburg, III.
mrs. Bruce Jarvis was passenger
Monday for Queen City, Mo-, to visit
ner brother, DR.. John Jackson.
Mrs. Harry Shaffer and children, of
oskaloosa, were at Rose Hill Monday
looking for a location to move.
George Roberts, of Spring Creek
township, spent Sunday in Rose hill
at the G. NJ. Vallandingham home.
Mrs. Mary L. Spates. of Oskaloosa,
has been visiting at the Dan Angus
tine nome near Rose Hill since satur-
day.
Mrs. Fletcher Bump and aunt, Mrs.
Mary Hansel, lert Tuesday for Po1ca,
Okla. to visit at the |. w. Bump
home
A. G. Hawley left Rose Hill Thurs
day for Atkin, MIMI, on hunting
expedition, 10 be gone about three
weeks.
Mrs. r. p. Bacon, of Oskaloosa,
visited day the past week with ner
brother, w. L. Dunbar, northwest OF
Rose Hill.
Chas. w. Adair and family visited
his brother, Fred Adair, the past
week, and returned to mis- home near
Eidyville Saturday.
Jake Fox and wife and daughter
departed Tuesday for jamestown and
Harrisburg, Va, for sixty day Vis.1
at their old home.
Mrs. John ]. Hawk, of Rose nIIl,
and daughter, Mrs. Newkirk, OF Delta,
started Tuesday for Pagosa Springs,
Colo, to visit her son, Elmer Hawk,
for few weeks.
Tom Beatty shipped car load Of
hogs to Ottumwa Tuesday that me-
got &C for. They. were good ones
and will top the market
G. w. Stout, Fletcher and c. c.
Bump were passengers Monday morn
ing on the fryer for Delta to attend
the Joh7 Walden funeral.
Mrs. Jeanne Alderman, of Sigour-
nsy, left for home Monday after spend
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Souter, of Rose Hill.
F. Z. Horace, travelling salesman
for Chicago house, was an over
Sunday yh'iIor with his brother, w.
w. Horace, OF Rose Hill.
James Lester, of Indianapolis, left
Rose Hill Tuesday for Grand juno
ton, Colo, and Salt Lake City to Wis
it three brothers living there.
Rev. Kennedy has arrived in Rose
Hill and will have charge of the Free
Methodist circuit at Rose Hill and at
oskaloosa for the next year.
Frank u. Jackson left Monday for
his home at Granness, Ark, after a
two months visit in Rose Hil' with
hts mother-in-law. Mrs. Weltny Myers.
Miss Elsie Pearson, of Moline, Ill,
has been visiting at Rose Hill with
her cousin, Mrs. William Anderson,
ana returned to her nome Tuesday
evening over the C. R |. & P. railroad.
Fred Allgood sold forty mead Of two
year-old steers to Dan Augustin and
son the past week at $41.5O per nead.
Tney were nice even bunch oil
steers
Mrs. Martha ischer and Mrs. El-
len Mateer. Of Hayesyille, visited over
Sunday in Rose Hill at the Lon
StringfelIow ana Ira Hollingsworth
homes.
Peer Henderson, Of Queen City,
Mo-. departed Saturday for his nome
after making pleasant visit at the
parental G. w. Henderson nome in
the city.
Mrs. Samuel Tucker, of Oskaloosa,
came down to Rose Hill TUESDAY and
was met at the train by her father,
C. w. Hensel, and drove to his home
for a visit.
Mrs. John Knott and children, OF
Oskaloosa, came down Saturday even
Ing and were over Sunday guests at
the parental Robert McKenna nome
west OF town.
j. r. Busby. wife ald daughter.
Miss Lois. and William Anderson and
wife and daughter Mabel, we're call
ing Sunday al the Elijan Busby home
near Rose Hill