The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-03-04
NEWS.
items OF Interest Gathered BY Her.
ali; Correspondents.
Rose Hill.

aePe Vmonudy. as tH
Tom Beatty shipped load Of hogs
Itp Chicago Sunday.
Farris Fowler has returned to Okla
homa to prove up his claim.
I George Henderson has moved to the
& M. Kemp farm near here.
Marcus Utterback, Of Delta, was a
business caller here Tuesday.
| Ed Simpkins has moved to his own
farm two miles east of Rose Hill.
Richard Elliot, Of oskaloosa, was
mere Tuesday talking real estate.
J. H. Dunn, of Delta, was here Mon.
day talking lights and insurance,
Harry Jones will move to the Henry
ELLIS property near the NJ E. church.
Duncan Reid has moved to the home
farm known as the J. w. Bump place.
| Brtce Arnold and mother, of oska-
ioosa, were here Tuesday on business.
Chas, Whitaker has moved to the
lBusby & Anderson farm east of Rose
Hill.
Clifford Johnson. of Lynnyille, was
la Sunday visitor here with his best
lgirls
Roy Rowland, of !oskaloosa, was
down here between trains Saturday
eyenmg. ..si. n
John Rhodes, of Fremont arrived
rIMonday to commence thing for A. G.
Hawley. i"
II e. \. CASTOR has moved to the Guy
James property in the southeast part
of town. a - ~ t',!
Henry Ellis Is moving to the prop
erty bought Of Mrs. Dora Joiner on
Main street. ...
Mrs. Tom Friend, Of Oskaloosa, is
visiting at the Peebler home with her
aged mother
! Ora Stringfellow has returned from
Clarence, Mo-, where he has been Wis,
iting relatives.
F., C. Carl has moved to Rose Hill
because rheumatism prevents his
lnOlhlu6 vi LuS ldi H. Ky.
Busby & Anderson have painted and
lpapered their store room and every
thing looks neat and clean.
Wyman started things moving by
painting and papering his drug store
RE is a boss hand at that work.
Mrs. Petty, of Earlham, Iowa, was
called here on account of the death
lof her father. Russell B. Waddell.
i John Wharton, who has been attend
ling school at, Ames. returned Monday
for visit at the parental home.
Amos Wymore and family returned
from Laramie, Wyo., Friday and they
say Iowa is good enough for them.
Mrs. Reeder, of Oskaloosa, was here
Tuesday helping Mrs. Kemp arrange
things in the new home after moving.
Prof, Tharp. principal of the Rose
Hill schools, has moved to the Will
Knowler property on Washington
Istreet. ..-.
G. w. France, president of Frankel's
State Bank, was at Rose Hill and Wis
Iited his old friend, Robt. Bass, who
lis quite feeble.
Last Saturday evening the neighbors
had surprise on Frenchy Carl and
labout thirty of them went in on him
with well filed baskets. .....
Rev. Anderson, of Des Moines, will
Ipreach here at the Christian church
Sunday, March Z, All are invited to
come out and hear him. .issr
Mrs. Desta Bacon, of Oskaloosa, has
been a guest at the parental G. w.
IStringfellow home, and l.. NJ. has ar
rived for a short stay also. yi9
/ The latest arrival is a young Decor
lat the DR.. w. N. Wright home, Or.
v. N. is stepping high and mother and
Ibaby are getting along nicely.
Frank p. Bacon has rented his farm
land moved in with his father-in-law,
IRobt. Bass, and will care for him dur
ling his old age and feeble condition.
Henry Sarvis has rented his farm
land moved into the tenant huose near
!by, where he will stay until May, when
ne expects to go to Seattle and visit
mis- son, j. w. Sarvis.
Harry W. Jones has purchased a
Jack of the Decloe Jack Farm Oh Ge-
ldar Rapids that is near perfection for
lone of that stock. He is five years
old, 15h hands high, smooth. and has
good action.
Russell d. WaddelI died at his
home near here Friday evening, Feb.
426, 1909, after sickness of short du.
ration. The funeral was held Sunday,
conducted by Rev. Lloyd Tenant, and
interment was made in Waddell Gem
etery at Springfield.
/ Mrs. Martha Fisher. OF Hayesville,
Mrs Rhoda Hawk OF Nugent, Mrs.
hizzie Johnson of Story countyi and
Deioss HolIlngsworth OF South. Dakota,
visited among their relatives here the
past week, including the Holdings.
worth, Moore. Sawyer and stringfel.
low families, They returned TO then
homes Monday.
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