The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-01
CORRESPONDENCE
ROSE HILL.

Pearl Uric was q passenger for Del
Ia Monday morning on business.
Matte Hawkins and daughter Jose
Prime were in Oskaloosa Friday on
business.
ELI Hawkins, Of oskaloosa, was in
Rose Hill Monday looking up horses
/. for shipping purposes.
Mrs. Jennie Alderman, of Sigourney,
visited here over Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Souter.
Charles spates and wife visited on
Sunday at the parental home of J. j..
S~tringfellow In Rose Hill.
G. b. Rowland shipped a fine 2.year.
old Galloway bull Monday to j. A.
Donaldson, Of Washington, Iowa.
w. II. Brown, secretary of the Prai-
rle Farmers Insurance Co, was called
to Oskaloosa on business Monday.
j. II. Augustine and wife and Miss
Helen Stout,of Oskaloosa,. visited over
Sunday at the parental james Stout
home here.
Frank McKinsey and wife, Of Win
field, Iowa, have been visiting at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. r. b, Waddell,
near Rose Hill
VIII shisler and wife, Of Springfield,
Iowa, were guests on Sunday at the
home OF his son-in.law, Tom Urie,t the
station agent here.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star will
give an ice cream social Saturday ev-
ening, June ., on the Dickson lawn In
Rose Hill Everybody invited.
Fay Lister and Earle Sarvis spent
Sunday at their homes in Rose Hill,
and returned Monday to oskaloosa
college, where they will Don graduate.
J.. r. Busby will erect a fine story
and a half house 28x30 IT. on the lots
where the old house is being moved
from, and 1t will be M OF the best In
town.
Roy T.. Rowland, deputy auditor,
spent Sunday at the parental @. b.
Rowland home In Monroe township,
where his little daughter Lucille is be-
ing cared for.
AImer James and wife were busi-
ness callers In Oskaloosa Saturday,
and called at the home OF County Au-
dltor J. w. Doak and put their feet
under mis- table.
There will be Children's Day exer.
cises next Sunday evening at the
Christian church. There will be a
good program for the occasion. Ey.
erybody invited.
James Henderson, OF Cloud county,
Kansas, is visiting his father, g. w.
Henderson, and brothers In and near
Rose Hill. James has. made a success
financially in Kansas.
Charles Roberts has bought the
dwelling house Of J. II. Busby and Is
having II moved across the railroad
onto lots bought Of James A. Stewart,
where Charlie will be at home In the
neal future.
Mrs. Quarton Of Pipestone, Mimi,
who accompanied the remains OF her
mother, Mrs. NJ. 8. Hadley, here for
burial, Is spending a few days with
her father and brother, John Hadley,
near Mauch Chunk.
II. o. Thorp, OF West Moreland, Kan
sas, was called to Rose Hill on ac-
count of the death of his sister, Mrs.
M. s.. Hadley. Funeral at Wymore
church Sunday. He returned to his
Kansas home on Monday.
Decoration Day was observed in a
quiet way at Rose Hill. Comrades
graves in the various cemeteries were
decorated by comrades and friends In
the afternoon. Many flags were dis
played, showing where patriotism e
listed.
Tom Uric, the station agent at Rose
Hill, we are sorry TO learn will give
up the Office and take charge Of the
Office al Delta on June LIST. Tom
needs no letter OF recommendation 10
Delta people, as ne was born and
reared near that place.
The district Sunday school ccnyen.
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