The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-01
ROSE HILL.

lenses spent Sunday at Knoxville.
Mrs. w. It. Vallandingham, of Abba,
and Mrs. Ada Lundy, of Evans, were
at the G. NJ. Vallandingham home over
Sunday.
John F. Ruby, of McCune, Kansas,
is here visiting friends and looking
after business matters.
Comrade VIII Walden, Of Indian
apolis, Iowa, was in the Hill on Tues
day and made us a call.
G. B. Howell has bought a new gaso-
line engine for his feed mill and grain
elevator and will have it in place
Miss Harriet Atwood is very poor
ly at her home in Rose Hill, but her
many friends hope for her recovery.
Mrs. Ann O'Conner came to the Hill
on Wednesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Currell.
G. ". Stout was in Knoxville last
week at the poultry show with about
20 of his fine birds, and took a fine lot
of premiums.
Dan Augustine & Son shipped sew
eral loads of stock to Chicago this
week.
w. H. Brown G Son shipped sheep
to Chicago this week. They feed
plenty of cattle and sheep and some
hogs.
Chef Reed shipped butcher stock to
Chicago this week. He is feeding
some fine cattle.
Jake Green has shipped ten car
loads OF cattle to Chicago lately of his
own feeding.
Farmer Roberts, Of Oskaloosa, and
Joe Roberts, of New Sharon, were WIS.,
itors at their mothers Miranda Rob-
erts on Tuesday and Wednesday this
week.
Dwight Jarvis of the medical col
lege, Of Columbia, Mo-, Is spending
the holidays at home with his father
and mother.
Dell Hall and daughter, Of Des
Moines, have been visiting for a week
at the parental Robert Wymore home.
Marshall Sherburn, of Oskaloosa,
was in our town on wednesday on
business.
Albert Souter, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
has been here for a week visiting his
and brother Frank.
Granville StringfeIIow and family
to Oskaloosa lis week to make
their future home. We regret very
much to lose this good family, and
only hope they may be happy in their
new location in the city of trees.
C. B. Rowland made a flying bust
trip to Chicago last week.
John Stringfellow las been quite
sick for the last week, but is some
better today.
Willie Jackson, of Clarinda, Iowa,
IS visiting friends here this week. 4
Bruce Jarvis and family, F. w.
Bump and family, DR.. Fred Jarvis and
of Delta, and DR.. w. NJ. Jarvis
and family, all took dinner at the AL
ner James home last Sunday.
We had two very quiet weddings
mere in our neighborAood last week,
the first being George G. Stringfellow
and Miss Alice Carey, living west OF
Rose Hill. They are fine young peo-
pie and their many friends extend
congratulations.
The second was Kiser Moore to Miss
Martha Stringfellow. They are model
young people. Mr.. Moore is a young
man of exceptional good habits and
very industrious while Miss String
fellow is the Oldest daughter Of Gran
vile and Florence Stringfellow, and
of our best young school teachers,
has been teaching ever since she was
old enough to get a certificate and has
made an enYiable reputation as a
teacher. Their many friends bespeak
for them a long life of happiness.
Our rural carriers were remember
ed by the patrons on the route on
Christmas. w. A. Waddell received
about $11.00 in cash as a Christmas
treat and one bushel Of fine apples
and three or four bushels Of corn.
This made Mr.. Waddell feel as though
his services were duly appreciated, all
of which he wishes to express his
thanks for to his patrons Of Route
No. 2.
Dec. 81. Nasty.