The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-08-08
Rose Hill.


Mr.. jesse Swearingen and wife, Of
Oskaloosa, we're visiting at the M,
M. Dickson home on Sunday.
Miss Allie Maody spent Sunday in
the Hill with her mother, Mrs j. l.,
Roberts.
Thompson Hanna and wife, of Oska-
loosa, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Reynolds on Sunday.
Joe Steele and wife and j. N. Wy
more and wife went to Marshalltown
on Sundays excursion and took in
the Home.
Miss Delta Wymore went to Oska-
loosa on Monday to visit friends for
a few days.
Mrs. Mabel Roberts came down
and spent Sunday at the M M. Dick
son home, returning to Oskaloosa on
Monday.
Miss Laura Carl, of Minneapolis,
MINI, visited over Sunday at her
Uncle Frank Carl's.
Mrs. Clara Hillicks and daughter,
| of Florence, Colorado, are visiting
the Augustine's for a few days.
A. j. Augustine and M. G. Angus
tine with their families visited on
Sunday at Mother Augustine's.
Vint Meyers, who has been visiting
at What Cheer, whose home is at
Liberty, Mo-, was a guest at the Mrs
Augustine home Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Haggard and two chill
dren OF Indianapolis, Ind, and Mrs.
Lena Kent and two children, of Chi
cago, are visiting at the parental W.
H. Brown home.
Mrs. Celia Harden and two chill.
dren, who have been visiting her
father, s. r. Sanders, for a month
left for her home in Marion Co. Ohio,
on Saturday last.
John b. Augustine and Cordia
Adair visiteo at the Charley Kemp
home on Sunday.
indianapolis ball team came over
ON Saturday and played the Rose
Hill team. Our boys got the best of
the game, 20 TO 9 was the score.
Alfred Waddell, Will Thrapp and
Willie Lister left Monday for Des
Moines, Iowa, expecting to work
there for a while.
Mrs. F. &. Adair who has been in
poor heath for a week or more is
improving under the skillful treat
ment of DR.. w. N. Wright.
Misses Emma and Carrie Hawkins,
of Des MOines, are visiting their
uncle and aunt, W, H. Moore and
wife.
Mrs. scofeld, of Oskaloosa, and
Mrs Middleworth, of Beacon haN e
been at the E. B. Poague home over
Sunday visiting Mrs Poague, who is
very sick.
S s. Woods will represent White
Oak township at the state convention
in Cedar Rapids this week.
Rev. J. W. White will attend the
Free Methodist camp nesting in
Cedar Rapids this week.
DIR. G. o. Grimes and wife, OF
H~ayesviIle, were calling on friends
ere last week.
Gary Stringfellow and family, Of
Oskaloosa, spent Sunday with his
father, J. II. StElngfellow, in Rose
Hill.
Charles Vallandipgham and family
have moved from Knoxville to Rose
Hill and will hereafter be found in
the Vallandingham store.
Rem Stout, one of the leading bust.
ness men of Manchester, Iowa, is
spending a week with his parents
/ onI S"n nhfl1Ran "hn n4n of fha
James Stout home.
VIM. Mckinney, of OskalOosa, one
of the pioneers of Mahaska county,
and always a true blue republican
made the Hill a visit Tuesday.
Miss Eva Roberts of the Strasburg,
er & Pfeifer store is spending a week
of her vacation at the parental j. R.
Roberts home.
/. @. Moore & Sons of Butler, were
here on Tuesday selling a fine stove
polish of their W make, that does
the business. Try it.
Misses Lena and Minnie Ltchen-
held, of Oskaloosa, are visiting this
week at the s. L. Sherman home
near Wappaluka.
George Sherman spent Sunday in
OskaloOsa with his best girl. Geo.
is a fine young man and is very
prompt in looking after his interests
in Oskaloosa.
The following went from Rose Hill
to OsEaloosa Monday morning to at
tend normal:
Mrs. Jennie j. James, Martha,
Grace and Irwin Stringfellow, Clara
Witt and Lois Slocum. Roy Rowland
went to Business College.
James Welch and wife of Harrison
county, Ohio, have been visiting at
the Elijah Busby home for a week,
leaving Monday morningfor a weeks
visit in Harrison township among
the Pickens.' Mr.. Busby and wife
accompanied them on their visit to
the latter place.
Visitors at the MaryE Dillon home
on Sunday were her daughter Mrs.
Alpha Young, of Sigourney, Willis
Krizer and family of Adams Twp,
and w Dillon and wife of near o.
kaloosa.
Aug. 6 NAsBY.