The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14

mailsm. lul Under all these ANilcllons
~ mntes but little complaint
a. ", stout " altenalna The What
Cheer FAIR And has on exhibition II
head ~ Datuc and Poland China pigs
ana several coors " nne chickens.
Willis Krlser took ten head ~ bis
t~hofunghbred Shofihotn cattle 10 the
what rharr fair this wenk and VIII
carry away his share Of the premiums.
iyle Sanders and Clarence Wright
have returned like the prodlgai Son 60
their homes near Rose Hili, after q SO
tourn OF about three weeks In Mime.
sofa.
Joe utterback and Albert Snyder Of
Delta were &C Rose I'm Monday and
had charge OF the meat market while
w. A. waddle went 10 oskaloosa on
business.
County Auditor and Mrs. J. w. Doak
arrived at Rose Hill Saturday evening
and were over Sunday guests of rela-
tives and friends, and returned home
Monday loon.
VIM. Anderson, wife, and daughter
Mable spent Sunday In Oskaloosa with
his brother John. VIII came home
feeling quite well after getting a few
square meals.
@. w. France was In Rose Hill Tues
day. He returned on Monday from
Denver, Colorado, where he had went
on the excursion to the National G. A..
\. Encampment.
J. w. Sarvis has invoiced his stock
of hardware, furniture and queens
ware TO Hansel & Brown and will soon
retire from business, to the regret Of
his many friends.
Robert Edmunson OF Columbus
Junction came TO Rose Hill Monday,
where he had been summoned toNat-
tend the funeral OF his brotherin-law,
John G. Tucker.
Fay Lister Of oskaloosa came down
10 Rose Hill and spent Sunday at
home and returned TO her work at Os-
kaloosa, where she is stenographer for
a harvester company, Monday.
Deputy Auditor Roy u. Rowland
drove down Saturday evening and
spent the time at G. b. Rowland's and
at Rose Hill, returning home In the
shades tof the evening Sunday.
Stole stringfellow was q passenger
for oskaloosa Monday. He goes there
10 resume his studies at Penn College.
Stole is a bright boy and Will make
his mark II health IL spared him.
Ora Mcbride, railroad agent al
Beacon, visited the parental Mcbride
home from Saturday until Monday,
During the short stay he did not for
get 10 pay respects TO his best girl.
The season for sales has commenc
ed. /. NJ. Reed has sales billed ahead
for about two weeks. ] NJ. has be
come so popular and successful that
his services are sought far and near,
William Zalilka Of near indianapolis
passed through Rose Hill Monday FOR
Oskaloosa. From there he goes tc
Mount Pleasant TO take a course O
study at the Iowa Wesleyan univer
sity.
The band concert on Saturday eve
ming was well attended and received
many complimentary remarks from
visitors. For the time they have been
playing they have made rapid prog
ress.
J Prof. Frank Souter, Mayme Slocun
and Jennie J. James have engaged u
/. school work at Rose Hill for the fal
{ and winter. Rose Hill may well fee
proud OF having the service Of sucf
competent teachers.
f. Rev. y. w. Petit preached at Tho
Christian church In Rose Hill Sunday
at II O'Clock and at night, two yerj
able sermons, TO large and attentive
audiences, with one addition TO Tho
church at the evening service.
, Rev. O. NJ. Valladingham and SOL
Ed are having cement walks pui
down in front Of their property II
! Rose Hill. w. l.. Spates, the boss con
/ crete man, In doing the work which
Is a guarantee II will be well done.
, Miss Emma Wymore Of Spring Val
I ley has visited the past week at Rose
/. Hill with friends, and was the CUES
OF Josephine Hawkins on Sunday, ant
In charge OF her best fellow returned
to her home Sunday night afteI
church services.
James Stout the veteran poultry ant
/, produce man, has built an addition Il
the property bought OF NJ. J.. Bilbo ant
put chicken wire fence ten feet high
around the lots and Is better prepared
+, than ever TO handle all the poultry
Z that comes TO market.
Prof. Freeman Hackley has com
menced teaching school south OF III
oga, known az South White Oal
: school district. Freeman had taught
! there in former years and they were
glad 10 get him back for he Is one Of