The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-06-13
Rose Hill.

Dan Augustine was In Kansas and
Oklahoma last week.
j. M. Reed was at Marshalltown on
Sunday last on business.
j. N. Wymore was at Dubuque las t
week as a delegate to the state en-
campment of the G.. A. r.
Prof. Frank souter is in Chicago
this week on business, will be absent
about ten days.
Ed. G.. T. Johnson, of Ottumwa,
has been a caller ct the Hill this
week, selling garden cultivator.
Robert Thomas and wife of New
Sharon passed through the Hill on
Monday, going to visit Mrs. Thomas
brothers, the Stewart boys.
Robert Doak, his daughter, Mrs.
w. s. Hawkins and Jessie, all Wis
tied at Hayesville, at A. b. Holdings
worth on Sunday.
A. A. Preston and family visited at
Fremont on Sunday.
Persey Van Nostrand, of Oska-
loosa, is spending week at the w.
O. Rhinehart home.
G.. w. Stout entertained his old
friend, Ed. G. T. johnson, of OF
tumwa, one night last week.
George Sherman and his sister Wis
tied friends in Oskaloosa over Sum
day.
Clarence Howell went to Chicago
on Tuesday with a car load of sheep
{ + his own feeding.
James A. Stephenson, our member
of the county board, was in the Hill
on Monday.
Robt. Bass, Sr., left Rose Hill on
Tuesday to look after business mat
tiers and visited a daughter near
Blakesburg, Iowa.
John F. Swisher and Fred Nye-
man, two of the prominent horse
buyers of Sigourney, were here last
week looking for Shipping horses.
Mrs. j. R. Roberts and Mrs. Emma
Howell attended the South Eastern
convention at Sigourney on Thurs
day of last week.
Miss Julia Swisher, of Sigourney,
spent last week at her grandTather's
w. @. Rhinehart, in Monroe town
ship.
About twenty-five of the members
of the I. o. o. F. lodge from Rose
Hill attended the Memorial services
of that order in Oskaloosa on Sunday
and enjoyed the fine rain also.
Alfred waddle of the o, L. & T.
barn, Oskaloosa, came home on Mon
day to visit a day at home.
Joe Liston is painting Clara
Warden's house which will add
greatly to the appearance of the
property.
j. R. Spates has just'finished paint
ing Mrs, Furgason's house, and John
Knots also.
City Marshall j. A. Harris was
called to Blue Grass, Iowa, on Satur-
day by telephone on official business.
Next Sunday evening will be Chill
dren Day at the Christian church.
Come and enjoy the entertainment
with the children.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts of Let's,
AO"d anu hofO DOOh
her parents at G. W. Horne, and
other relatives and friends for three
weeks past.
Mrs. Lunn, of Grinnell, has been a
guest at the McBlain home recently.
Mrs. Anna Jarvis and son Herbie
of Sedan, Kansas, are visiting at-the
parental James Stout home,
Richard Burk, of the Times, was
in the Hill on Saturday evening on
business.
Judge Mccoy was in the Hill on
Saturday evening looking after A. B.
Cummins' chances in White Oak
T. p, which we are glad to say is
rather slim.
j. n. Wymore's family we're tele-
graphed to come to Hayesville Mon
day on account of the serious Illness
of his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Grimes.
Oracle Rowland is spending day
or two at s. L. Peebler's, her grand
parents, in the Hill.
M. L. Billick attended a fine stock
sale northeast of Peoria on Thursday
of last week. Lutte is a great lover
of good stock.
Massey.