The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
ROSE HILLS OO|NGS
JOE OMAN IS. BUILDING A NEW
HOUSE - ISAAC MOORE AND
MRS. LUCIA PENNEY UNITED
IN MARRIAGE APRIL STA.


Rose Hill, April l0.-Miss Fannie
McKanna arrived in Rose Hill Satur-
day morning from Emporia, Kans.,
where she had been visiting the past
three weeks with her brother Tom
McKanna. Roy Gatewood, Mace
Gatew0od and the Whitaker families
all formerly of Rose Hill, she re,
ports are well and well located on
fine farms, and as wen Dis herself
are delighted with the country. EN-
poria is soon TO have electric street
railways.
Frand Goddard and Miss Myra
Grace were married April 9Th at the
Phil Grace home in Monroe township,
Rev. s. X. Coats, of Washington, Ia,
officiating. Their many friends ex.
tend congratulations. &'4A .Et2
Mrs. Lizzie Mcdonald desires TO
thank her neighbors who participated
at the recent fire and by their heroic
efforts saved her house from des-
traction. .- 80 -.'
Milton ]. Blbo, of Oskaloosa, was
at Rose Hin Saturday and spent tha
day where ne has many friends.
Charles Spates and family. of Os'
kaloosa. was down here Wednesday
and attended the GOddard-Grace
wedding. % 'Ff- .'f -~sG 49,
William Emory, of the soldiers
home at Marshalltown. has been Wis.
iting relatives here the past week
Mrs. =. j. Warden died at her
home in Rose Hill April 5th, 1911 at
~ o'clock noon, aged Is years and
months. Funeral services at the
NJ. r.. church April 7th, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, conducted by Rev. Ward, as.
sisted by Rev. r. M. Roberts and
Rev. Lacey Moore, of Guernsey, Ia
Interment was made at the old Rose
Hill cemetery. S4T f. ECO '''+f
John Lister and family, of Wright,
were visitors at Rose Hill on Sun.
day with his brother Joe Lister and
father-inIaw, II. L. Ellis John is
section foreman on the Northwest
ern railroad. ,'" .t 20"
Gilbert Bowles delivered 81 head
of steers at Rose Hill Friday that he
had sold to Willis Utterback, Of Os-
kalOosa. H. e." '''.
John F. and LATE Gable are NOV.
ing house to Rose Hin for Bud
Taylor from off the DR.. Dwight Jar.
Wis farm north of town
Joe Oman is building a house 26
feet square, one story. John Hawk
and his assistants did the work 1t
is now ready for the plasterers.
Rev. Lacey Moore and family, of
week attending the wedding of his
father, Isaac Moore.
Dan Augustine, OF OskalOosa, was
down to Rose Hill Monday morning
and drove out to his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shook, of Oskaloosa,
were here the past week and attend.
ed the funeral of Mrs. Shocks
grandmother. Mrs. r. ]. Warden.
l.. NJ. Bacon, of Oskaloosa, came
to Rose Hin Monday morning and
spent the day.
We take this means of thanking
our many friends and neighbors for
their Kindness during the sickness
and death of our mother, Mrs. F.. J.
Warden-Joe Lister, Anna Lister,
Clara Warden.
3 Northumberland, at the
home OF the groom April S, 1911,
Isaac Moore and Mrs. Lttella Penney,
of ssedalia, Mo, Rev. F.. NJ Roberts,
OF the Free Methodist church, off
ciating. Mr. Moore and Mrs. Penney
and daughter arrived here over the
Rock Island at 4:30' p. m. April 5th.
The platform at the depot was crowd
ed with guests to greet them and it
was difficult for passengers to alight
from the train. They went direct TO
the home of Mr.. Moore to find the
house and yard filed with his neigh:
bors. who had come in with we'll fill
ed baskets of provisions The tables
were loaded down with everything or
the best the good ladies could think
of, with pies and cake galore. The
ceremony was pronounced at $50 p.
m. which made them man and wife
Congratulations were extended, after
which they repaired to the dining.
room and partook of three-cOurse
supper that satisfied the craving ap.
petites of fifty-three guests and
enough left for that many more
They then assembled in the parlor
and enjoyed some fine music, both
vocal and instrumental, till late
hour. The greeting at the train and
at his home demonstrated the high
esteem in which Mr.. Moore was held
by his many friends, who had known
him from boy. Mrs. Penney, all
though stranger, by her womanly
graces won the esteem of all present,
who voiced the sentiment that Mr..
Moore had made no mistrake I'M
choosing partner for welded life.
About eight o'clock a party of six.
teen ladies' arrived for charivari,
with bells, horns, buckets and pans
and made hideOus noise, which
brought out the bride and groom.
They were congratulated, the cap,
tain then commanded cash to get
ice cream, which was generously