The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
Cause Of tho fire is unknown.

Charles Smith, OF Monroe, Iowa,
auditor for the Citizens Lumber Com.
pany, was in Rose Hill Monday.
Miss Ella Burgess, Of near ottum.
wa, is visiting in hose Hill, tho guest
OF Mrs. w. 8. Hawkins. Monday night.
10. 10. Austin and wife. OF Fremont,
visited over Sunday at Rose Hill with
Mr.. Austin's sister, Mrs. j. X. Busby.
Henry Austin and wife, ~ Lynn.
Vile, we're guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. J. r. Busby, at Rose Hill, over
Sunday.
Corn gathering Is now on hands and
help II scarce and hnrd TO get at any
price. No idlers now OF any trade
who want TO work.
J. q. Palmer and family, living be.
tween Fremont and Hodrlck, were the
guests OF his brothe-inlaw, O. l..
Wharton, at Rose Hill, Sunday.
Charles BoBter has built new barn
TO accommodate the fino team nc re-
Gently purchased. He has also bought
new buggy and harness and 6asi
quito n swell outfit. "a
J. w. sarvls sold MS fine property
in Rose Hill TO l. M. Reed for $3.50.
/. M. richly deserves this fine home,
for no works hard at his business OF
crying sales early and late.
G. NJ. Stout has traded his farm
one and onc-ha1f miles southeast OF
Rose IIill, consisting OF 80 acres, to-
Jasper Grinith for his Rose Hill prop
erty, formerly owned by DR.. carver
II. W. Hunter and family, OF Rock
we'll city have moved 70 Rose Hill ana
occupy Mrs. u. J. Warden's house,
lately occupied by Guy james. II. W..
Hunter is son in.law Of J. II. Lester.
j. d. Blake received from his son,
Luther Blake, at harrington, ILL., two
cockerels and ono puilet Of the Rock
Island Reds. They are finq birds ana
are highly priced by Mr., and Mrs.
Blake.
!. w. saryls and we, son. Ivan and
: daughter Ruth departed on tho noon
train Monday for Seattle, Washington.
~, w. and wife were most estimablc
citizens and We are sorry 10 have
them leave us.
Robt. Bass was working 1.year.old
colt 10 town that weighed 1910 lbs,
with light harness on. He was sired
by A. n. Mateer'g SHIRE horse.
colt has good bone and win weigh q
ton when matured.
prof. Frank souter and Robt Doak
made J. n. Marsh visit Sunday az
ternoon. Uncle Joe has been afflicted
with rheumatism for tho past eight
years and has stood mis- afiiictlon with
out grumble. He enjoys company
very much.
Robt Wharton and wife, Of Jeffer.
son township, visited on Friday iaSt
az Rose Hill with his nephew, @. ~
|. wharton. In conversation with Hobt.
\ Wharton he Informs me that no mas
lived In Jefferson township 81 years
and ON the farm ne entered whom ne
came 70 Iowa.
James II. stringfellow died Oct 20,
1905. Funeral oct. ~ at 2 p. m. In
torment in Wymore cemetery. James
"A. stringfelIow was born In Kentucky
ana came 10 Iowa and settled near
where Rose Hi 10 now located 81
years ago. He engaged quite extern
siyely In raising, buying and shipping
stock until his health failed and ne
had 10 retire. He had been an invalid
for several years. His funeral was
attended by many relatives and
friends. His fge sons and one grand
son acted as pail bearers.
1r. and Mrs. James Phinips cSic
brated their golden wedding anniyerS
airy AZ their homo IN Rose faili, Oct
40. 1905. James Philips was born ~
Pickway county, Ohio. March -, 1890
Miss Rebecca Isabel Mungrove wa
born Nov. Is. 1896, in Park county
indiana. Mr.. Philips ana Misg Mue