The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-10
THE COUNTY NEWS.
ROSE hllL

was in Rose Hill Monday talking
life insurance.
Mrs. C. L. wharton and daughter
Flossie visited relatives at Delta
the past week.
John L. Roberts, Of oskaloosa, was
in Rose Hill Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends.
Mrs. Bruce Jarvis and daughter,
Mrs. Jennie James, were shopping
in oskaloosa Saturday.
7. NJ. Scott has been very seri-
ously i'll for some time His eye
sight has failed entirely.
Comrade Albert McCloud is quite
sick and that together with old age
makes his case doubtful.
w. A. Waddell departed Tuesday
for Arkansas to purchase timber
farm in that fair climate.
Joe Lister has been confined to
the house for the past four weeks
with badly sprained ankle.
Cloyd Augustine and wife, of Del
ia, spent Sunday in Rose Hill with
his brother-in-law, Tom Beatty.
Mrs. May Burgess, of OJtumwa,
has been visiting at the parental F..
c. Carl home north of Rose Hill.
Roy Stephenson shipped a car
load of fat steers from Rose Hill to
Chicago, leaving Rose Hin Sunday.
Esquire Charles G. Boster is on
the sick list since Sunday and Robt.
Doak looks after the lumber bust
ness for him.
Roy E. Rowland, the deputy au-
ditor, spent Sunday at the parental
c. 3. Rowland home and returned
Monday to his work.
Tom Beatty shipped two car loads
Of hogs Tuesday to ottumwa. He
buys all the hogs in sight and pays
good prices at all times.
Miss Oakley was a little sweet on
the R. F. D. carrier, for she pre-
scented him with a box of choice Sc
lections of candy. Many thanks.
1. NJ. Reed is building a house for
Mo SdEOlluS CLSluS WHICH AS has IC-
Gently bought to pump water for his
house and for the stock at the barn.
Prof. Frank Souter, assistant
cashier of the Rose Hill Savings
bank, and family spent Sunday at
the c. B. Rowland home near Rose
Hill.
Will Davenport had his annual
offering for the mail carrier, w. S.
Hawkins, of extra good sausage and
spare-ribs in his mail box Many
thanks.
Warren Wharton and wife, of
Fairplay, Mo, made his brother, C.
L. Wharton, a visit at Rose Hill. He
moved away from here over twenty
years ago.
James and Gunter NathersCead, of
Paxton, ILL.,, visited a few days with
their brother, Glen Natherstead, of
Rose hIll, and returned to their
home Monday.
James Stout, the veteran poultry
man, is again in the business and
buys all kinds of fowls and pays
the highest cash price. delivered at
Rose Hill any day in the week.
~ John Anderson and family, of Os-
kaloosa, and Richard Anderson ana
Ellen Anderson, of White Oak, anu
J. R. Busby and Josephine Hawkins
of Rose Hill ate turkey at the Will
Anderson home Sunday.
Harry and Eta Shaw are the
proud possessors of a 1O-ponnd boy,
born Jan. 7, 1907. All getting along
nicely but Grandpa "Frenchy" Carl,
who may need treatment at Mt.
Pleasant.
w. c. Rhinehart is not forgetful
of the faithful r. F. D. carrier who
has delivered his mail for the past
five years, for his mail box was fill
ed with choice beef, and w. s..
Hawkins feels very thankful for
such favors.
Mrs. ]. r. Spates and daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Stringfellow, and baby
and Master Hugh, of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday in Rose Hill with
Mrs. Hattie Elkin, Mrs. Spates'
daughter, who will soon depart for
Laramie, Wyoming.
Alvin LaRue and John Scott re-
membered the carrier with a gun
ny sack" full of fine Roman Stem
apples. Hawkins takes everything
left in the mail box and it is always
thankfully received.
Glenn Natherstead is running a
first-class meat market at Rose Hill
and keeps all kinds of fresh meat
and dried, and fresh oysters, celery,
pickles, and pays the highest cash
price at all times for hides.
Adam Bitner, of New Sharon, in
stalled the officers of the l. o. O..
F. lodge last Thursday evening. The
officers for the ensuing year are:
Charles Kemp, Noble Grand; Ralph
Currier, Vice Grand; w. A. Mus
grove, r. s.; Ira D. Fry, l.. s.;
Julian Wymore, r.; ELMER Silver
thorn T.. w G Currier fraaeurar.