The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Items OF Interest Gathered By Her
ali Correspondents.
ROSE HILL.


w, w. HORACE and wife went to
What Cheer Monday.
Dir. Morgan was a professional call
er near here last Friday. ~ 81.
Stephen Crisis returned to his home
in Lamont. Mo-. Monday. t
John Knott, of Oskaloosa, spent Sun
day with his family here.
d. Joiner, of Newton, is frequent
visitor and may locate here.
Miss Edna Dickson, of 'Des Moines,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Helen Anderson, of Ottumwa,
called on her brother VIII Monday.
Bert Tanner is feeding n thousand
jhead of sheep on his farm this winter.
Ed Gay went to Missouri Monday
with the intention OF buying a farm
there;
Clara Dell Wharton was an over Sun.
day guest of her uncle, Glenn Nather-
stead.
Mrs. j. w. Doak arrived Monday to
visit her granddaughter, Miss Lucille
Rowland.
Pearl Bacon, of Oskaloosa, spent
Thanksgiving at Grandpa Stringfel-
lows here. -, j. N'-.
Frank Goddard of Oskaloosa spent
Thanksgiving at the parental Luther
Goddard home.
George F. Sterling and wife, Of Os-
kaloosa, spent Thanksgiving at the A.
G. Hawley home. ?
J.R. Gatewood r. and Duncan Reed
were callers at the home of Robert
Doak last Sunday.
Carl Brown who is attending Penn
college, spent Sunday with his parents
near Mauch Chunk.
Joe Dugan and Maud Bridges were
married the past week and We now Of
fer congratulations.
Will Knowles has moved to the Glenn
Mathews farm south OF here and will
try farming this season.
Ora Hollingswortn of Hayesville
spent the past week visiting friends
in and around Rose Hill.
Mrs Evahne Waters and Mrs. Mar
tina Marsh were over Sunday visitors
at the DR.. w. ysJaryis home.
w. E.Anderson was in Ottumwa over
Sunday with his brother Henry and he.
heard BILLY" Sunday preach. .
Tom Beatty and family ate turkey
Thanksgiving with his brother-in.law,
CIoyd Augustine. near Indianapolis.
Mr.. Martin and, rYife, of Hiteman,
spent the past week with their daugh-
tier, Mrs. Lige CARPENTER, near Tioga.
Henry Sarvisr has returned home
from visit to mis- boyhood home in
Crawfordsville and Indianapolis, Ind
Oren Kikendall and family. of Oska-
loosa, drove from here to Indianapolis
Ito visit relatives Saturday evening.
Cloyd Augustine sold two car loads
of fat cattle to Childs Of Sigourney and
delivered tnem at Rose Hill last Fri
day.
Julius Jarvis, of Smith Center, Kan
sas, arrived here Monday to attend the
funeral services OF his sister, Mrs. H.
=. Coke.
S. r. Sanders, the rustling real es-
tate agent of Rose Hill, spent Thanks
giving at the Andrew Hedlund home
south of Rose Hill.
J. D. Long and wife were Thanks
giving guests at the, home of their
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Hawley, and re-
turned home Monday.
c. R. Conover and wife, Owen Mer-
edith and family, of Lynnville, and E.
E. Austin and family, of Fremont, were
Thanksgiving guests at the J. r. Busby
nome.
Mrs. Ann OConner, of Oskaloosa, is
the guest at the Fletcher Bump home
and with her brother, Robert Currell,
who lives near Springfield in Keokuk
county.
Harry w. Jones and wife left Mon
day for Chicago to attend the Interna.
tional Stock Show and they will also
visit Mrs. Bruce Brown Of Valparaiso,
Ind. who is a sister of Mrs. Jones.
James Morrow, of Hardin county,
was at Rose Hill calling on old friends
Monday He is badly crippled from a
fall which he received several years
ago in a mine in White Oak where he
then lived.
James Gillespie and wife, of Pitts
burg. Pa, visited the past week with
her sister, Mrs. w. C. Rhinehart, and
brother, Lutte Stephens. They depart
ed Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal, to
spend the winter with a sister there.
Dec. 2. Nasty Jr.
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