The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-26
ROSE Hill.
r. WILLIAMS.

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We hear that |. NJ. Reed has a new
automobile. 4 l.... !,
Mrs. c. l.. Wharton. who has been
sick, is better. sv. .5tA
Mrs. Eliza Havens has moved to
her farm near a oga. @'' r."
/. Bruce Jarvis transacted business
at Oskaloosa Tuesday. 49,.
Mrs, NJ. E. Moore spent Sunday with
her father, Robert Bass. T.
A. w. -Hollingsworth sold a three
year old colt recently for s210.
Mrs. Henry Ellis and Mrs. Duncan
Reed shopped in oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. Eph smith visited recently
with her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Jarvis.
Clifford Johnson, of Lynnville,
spent Sunday near here with friends.
Lois Busby, one of PENIS bright stu
dents, spent Sunday at the parental
home.
l.. J.. Sturgeon, of Oskaloosa, has
been the guest of j.. R. Busby the past
week. .fn -r t-..A 20" .Gs'''& +
Miss Grace Rowland is able to be
OUT, which will be good news; to- her
friends. ''''', 80
Henry Warrick and wife. of Delta,
visited their daughter, Mrs, Glenn
Netheratead, . ;....i.,3 ii, II
h. J.fJ. Hawk, of Oskaloosa,l came here
TUESDAY morning to finish Will Ander-
| ion house, E NJ ya4tG5 4
81 Rev, .Snodgrass moved Monday to
the Mrs. Marsh property, near the
Christian church. hs ri arsli44
.2 doe Lister will paint John Hackeby' :
new house south Of the river, near
White Oak church. '''".'' ~
Dr.. +. F. Parker was called from
Oskaioosa 10 care for q horse belong
ing to Harry Jones. ....,t .~..i,H
J. A. Bass, of Oskaloosa, has been
called here on account of the serious
illness or his brother, Robert.
Tom Alexander is the busiest man
in town. He shipped two car loads
OF props to Blyth last week.
James Stout. the veteran poultry
man was in Oskaloo3a Monday at
tending to unfinished business.
Mrs. D. X. Jnsicker and Mrs. S. P.
Mcbride. of Wright, were guests of
Mrs. W. L. lumbar last Thursday. -, ...
Mrs. Martha, Marsh has. moved o
Qskaloosa ard will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. F. p Mont
gomery. .- r.sra- g .... g..
Miss Josephine Hawkins common.
ced the winter term of school at Mis-
sion Ridge Monday after two weeks
vacation. - r-t
Mrs. Matilda ROBBINS returned sat.
urday from story county, where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mast Bump. pa" '..'-..
r. P .Doze, of New Sharon visited
the past week with Robert Bass, who
is in a feeble condition from stroke
of paralysis.
Miss Florence Wharton has given
up school teaching and become al
clerk at the Busby & Anderson de.
partment store.
Frank Nash was a business caller
at Rose Hill Tuesday between trains.
John Starlin, of Oskaloosa, called
on friends here Tuesday.
]. II. Augustine and wife, OF Des
Moines, spent Saturday here with
Mrs. Augustine's father, James Stout,
and many old-time friends.
Rev. Will Zabilka, of indianapolis,
preached a very able sermon at the
M. e. church Sunday evening to al
large and attentive audience.
C. B. Rowland has purchased the
lumber yard and fixtures. incluaingl
the new house OF W. w. Horace and
viii invoice the stock on hand Dec.
18th. II
Roy Rowland and wife, Of Oska.I
loosa. will soon be residents of our
town, as he and Dwight Rowland will
have charge of the lumber yard after
Dee. 18th.
Mrs. Hanna Reed, OF Stokesburg,
Mo. who has been visiting her broth
ers, Landen Bowen. at Rose Hill. Jno
at oskaloosa. and Andy at Delta. re-
turned home Monday.
John Fitzgerald. from Oskaloosa,
waE here Tuesday supplying our mer-
chants with the best brand OF How
IRIS cigars. He drove over TO What
Cheer In the afternoon.