The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-05-26
| CORRESPONDENCE.
ROSE HILL.

ROSE Hill.
/. M Reed and family were guests
at the parental 7. M. Scott home on
Sunday.
M. w. Lockard, Of Oskaloosa, was
here Monday and Tuesday looking ar
ter business.
]. L. Townsend has a very sick lit
tie boy. He is under the care Of DR..
Harry Carver.
Richard Counts, Of Washington
county, Kansas, was here last week
visiting old friends.
J. H. Hadley and family, of Monroe
township, visited at his fathers In
Rose Hill on Sunday.
w. d. Emery, the Short-Horn cattle
man of Rose Hill, was in Oskalcosa
on Tuesday to transact business.
Mrs. Belle Jarvis was an east
bound passenger ON Monday to visit
her son, DR.. Fred Jarvis, Of Delta.
Roy E. Rowland and wife took sup
per at the J. w. Doak home on Sun
day evening and attended church at
night.
Mrs. J. W. Doak visited two days
last week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nell Rowland, in Monroe
township.
Mrs. Lena Stringfellow and son
Jesse were guests at the A. H. Tag
CART home last Sunday, over in Mon
roe township.
Rev. B. w. Petit was entertained
for dinner Sunday at the J. J. String
fellow home, and at night was guest
of f. G. Carl and wife.
Thomas Beatty and family were in
attendance at the graduating exer-
cises. Of the high school class at Delta
last week and report good time.
Comrade David Ellis, Of the Home
at Marshalltown, Iowa was called
here recently to attend the funeral of
his motherA Mrs. Rebecca Johnson.
Cary Stringfellow and S. J. String
fellow with their families, Of 0ska-
loosa, were visitors at the home of
their father in Rose Hill on Sunday.
Henry Lunt and son, w. c., were at
church on Sunday in Rose Hill and
took dinner at the, Hotel Frenchie,
where no man cam complain of HIS
treatment.
G.. W. France and wife, of Adams
township, attended meeting at the
Christian church on Sunday and were
entertained at dinner at the Mrs. nj.
E. Souter home.
G. H. Howell is buying wool in cqn-
| nection with the Underhill Co., and
reports a big business for last week
@. B. is a hustler and viii find the
wool If it is to be had.
The county convention was a hum
mer, full grown in every respect, and
everyone worked in perfect harmony,
fully realizing the republicans would
be satisfied with the result
Oliver Roberts and family, of Let's,
! Iowa, have been visiting at the pa
rental G. w. Stout home for a week,
after which they will go on to Califor-
MIA, where they expect to make their
permanent home.
Robert Doak, assistant postmaster
at Rose Hill, is having an addition
built to his house and new porches,
which will make him a very nice
home. G. T. Ellis and W. l.. Spates
are doing the work.
Our merchants are enjoying a good
trade this season. All are doing well
and looking ahead to a sweeping re-
publican victory in November, there
by making good business permanent,
at least for four years more.
Joe Lister, our veteran painter, is
at the G. w. France place doing some
painting. Mr.. France believes in TAX.
| ing care of his buildings and when
Mr.. Lister finishes his house it will
be mighty fine" as he is an expert.
Rev. B. w. Pettitt filled his pulpit
at the Christian church on Sunday
and had two additions by confession
and two more by statement at night
meeting. The house was crowded at
both services and fine attention was
given.
A family reunion was observed
last Sunday by the children and
grandchildren Of G. w. Stout, in hos
or of Oliver Roberts and family. All
the children were there and a fine
time was had. G.. W. and his good
wife made it a pleasant day for all
present.
Next Sunday. May 20, at 2 p. M,
the G. A. r. Post of Rose Hill will OLD.
serve Memorial services at the M. E.
church. We are requested to extend
cordial invitation to all old soldiers
and all others who can to attend this
service. The Memorial sermon will