The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-04-13
ROSE HILL

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Robert Doak was a passenger for
Chicago Tuesday on business.
viii e. Richie was at Rose Hill
Friday looking after business for the
county.
Tom Beatty shipped two cars of
hogs to Chicago, leaving Rose Hill
Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Nick Moore was
down to Rose Hill Saturday on official
business.
john Knott and SON Orvie, of Oska-
loosa, spent Sunday with his family
in Rose Hill.
C. l.. Sarver, living near Tioga, is
hauling car load of tile from Rose
Hill to his farm.
John H. Augustine and wife spent
Sunday in Rose Hill, returning to
oskaloosa Monday.
Mr.. Magee, the real estate man OF
Oskaloosa, was looking after business
about Rose Hill Monday.
The Rose Hill merchants are having
big trade, which is evidence that
Rose Hill is on the boom.
Almer James and wife and Mrs. DR..
Jarvis were guests at the parental
Bruce Jarvis home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Jarvis, of Delta, came up
to Rose Hill Saturday and was the
guest of Mrs. Jennie Jarvis James,
Willis Krizer, the famous Short
Horn cattle raiser, was the guest OF
the Dillon home in Rose Hill Sunday.
Vic Rabourn and family, OF Oska-
loosa, visited Sunday at Rose Hill
with Mrs. Rabourn's mother, Mrs. Dill
lon
Will Jackson, of Clarinda, a produc-
ton of Mahaska county, is visiting
relatives and friends in and near Rose
Hill.
Will Sinister and family, of Spring.
field, spent Sunday with his son-in-
law, Tom Uric, the station agent at
Rose Hill.
Gordon Beaman and family were
guests Sunday at the parental home
of Chas Wharton, the liveryman, at
Rose Hill.
Fay Lister, Josie Hawkins end Har-
ry Jackson, who are attending college
in Oskaloosa, spent Sunday at their
homes in Rose Hill
Miss Nellie Hollingsworth returned
to her home after spending three
weeks in Des Moines at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Lon Stringfellow. N
Miss May Russell, of oskaloosa, ac-
companied Erlie Sarvis to Rose Hill
Friday evening and was her guest at
the Charles Sarvis home over Sunday.
George BARLEY, of New Sharon, was
in Rose Hill Saturday LOOKING after
some of the nimble-footed, long-eared
animals that he has quite liking for
John Anderson, wife and family,
visited at the Will Anderson home
in Rose Hill. John Is one of the
proprietors Of the Hub clothing store
Frank and Will Stringfellow are al
work southeast of Rose Hin putting
in the approaches to the new bridge
that spans South river near n. w
Lunt's place.
Mrs. Lon Stringfellow of Des
Moines came down to Rose Hill Fri
day and is visiting at the parental
homes of Alva Hollingsworth and
H. L. Stringfellow.
Fred McCann, of Lone Wolf, Okla
homa, arrived at Rose Hill Saturday
with a car load of horses ana mules
that he has for sale. He has some
good family drivers.
]. w. Sarvis has secured the ser
vices of Brown Stout to assist hin
in mis- large department store al
Rose Hill. His stock is all new anC
clean as a pin Anything you want
that you don't see, call for and you
will get 1t.
| The election of officers for the
Christian church Sunday school re
suited as follows: Mrs. r. X. Jackson
superintendent; Lud Rowland, assist
ant superintendent; Mrs. Mabel Val
landingham, secretary and treasurer;
Miss May Augustine, organist.
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Chef Reed shipped two car loads
Of cattle Tuesday that he bought Of
Tom Denney. They averaged 14SC
pounds after being off feed and wa
ter. They are choice steers, the best
shipped from Rose Hill this spring
and will sell around the top prices
Lutte Billick has purchased the fam
GUS pacing stallion, Rinaldo, which was
owned by the Utterbacks, of Sigour.
ney, Iowa. There are but few horses
that have showed greater speed on
the track than Rinaldo. Lutte has
promised to give Nasty a drive when
the roads get smoothed down.
Joe Hall, wife and little Helen, OF