The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-08-22

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William Sparks, of Oskaloosa, was
In Rose IIill Tuesday, looking after
butcher stun and calling on Oh
friends.
Roy Cruzen and wife Of Grinnell,
are visiting at the William Tysseling
home in Monroe township, Mrs. Cru
zen's father.
Charles Kent and family, Of Charles
City, arrived Monday for visit with
Mrs. Kelt's father, W. H. Brown, OF
Monroe township.
Mrs. C. l.. Wharton has been on the
sick list here for several days. Tne
hopes OF her many friends are that
she may recover speedily.
Glenn Natherstead made visi. 70
Macon, Mo-, recently. He reports the
corn on his farm here the best he mas
seen this year grown In Iowa.
Tom Hyde and Frank Shaffer, OF Os-
kaloosa, we're down TO Rose Hill FRI
day evening on business. Tom is
quite rustler selling real estate.
william Gibson, of Des Moines, is
in charge of the office of the G. r. 4
P. Ry., at Rose Hill, Ira d. Fry taking
a lay-off on account OF mis- health.
Winnie Beals, of Des Moines, All
Roy Pike, assistant cashier OF the
Farmers National Bank of Oskaloosa,
were in Rose ALI Friday evening.
Homer Richardson and wife, OF
Delta, were the gus-ts over Sunday
at Rose Hill of his brother-il-law, w.
H. Horace, and returned home Mon.
day.
Harry w. Jones' is In Chicago this
week with two car loads of cattle and
hogs of his own feeding, not large
but we'll finished and will sell around
the top.
Amos Smith and family and mother
in-law, Mrs Baker, of Indianapolis.
attended the ChauLauqua at Oskaloosa
Friday and Saturday and report hav-
ing good time.
Squire Charles G. Boster has pur-
chased an automobile, the first one
owned in Rose Hill. The ice Is now
broken. 1t will not be long until they
are very plentiful.
Harry Burgess, of Macon, Mo-, mas
returned to Rose Hill after years
absence, to work in the post Office
here. Harry has many friends who
are glad to welcome MIN back.
Reed Brown and A. w. Holdings
worth arrived at Rose Hill Friday
evening from their California trip
and report having a good time. Reed
says there is something to tell.
The lay election on Rose Hill cir
cult M. e. church of delegates % the
conference in Burlington resulted in
the selection of ]. R. Burrell delegate
and C. S. Kendig reserve delegate.
Dan Augustine and sons, joan and
Ray, and daughters May and Grace,
and his sister, Mrs. Mary Spates, Of
Oskaloosa, are in Chicago this week
taking in the sights Of the great city.
The meat market at Rose Hill
changed hands recently. William No
len is the man at the block. Duncan
Reid retired after filling mis- pocke.s,
but not from work, for he is too indus
trious to be idle.
Passengers for the Cnautauqua from
Rose Hill Tuesday were: Mrs. w. G..
Rinehart, Mrs. A. G. Hawley, Mrs. j.
]. Hawk, Mrs. J. r. Busby, and Miss
Lois Busby, Mrs. John Brown, Es-
quire Charles Boster and Earl Brown.
Dan Augustine and son shipped
from Rose Hill Sunday to Chicago
100 head of steers of their own feed
ing that averaged 400 pounds each.
The best and most even lot of cattle
of that number ever shipped from
Rose Hill, and will top the market If
good cattle get there. 49,
Cope France. the genial salesman
who has been on the road for num-
Der of years selling lumber for, a
Minneapolis firm, was at Rose Hill
Tuesday calling on our lumber deal
er, Will Horace, and many of his
old time friends that ne made while
living here, and In the lumber bust
ness.
DR.. w. N. Wright had narrow esr
cape from being seriously hurt last
Sunday in Rose Hill. His horse
scared at an automobile and ne was
thrown out of the buggy, but his IN,
juries, as luck would have 1t, were
slight. The breaking Of the buggy
tongue ald bending of few braces
was the extent Of the damage.
The band concert aid ice cream
social at Rose Hill was grand sue
cess. The evening was fine and a
large crowd was in attendance. The
Delta Band was out II force and the
crowd was entertained with choice
selections of music. Thirty gallons OF
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