The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-22
ROSE hlLL.

John L. Brown will move to the
house vacated by Wilson Moore.
James Moore has moved to the Alva
Reynolds farm in Adams township.
F. E. Harris, of Gibson, was in Rose
Hill Monday on his way to oskaloosa.
w. S. Hawkins has moved to the
property he recently bought Of Will
James.
Tom Beatty has moved to the J. J.
Stringfellow property over on Michi-
gan avenue.
Wilson Moore will occupy the house
vacated by G. w. Stout, of which he
is the owner.
Rolley Wymore moved Chas. Bos.
ter's barn Friday TO the property
where Boster lives.
Harry Jones and wife arrived home
Monday from Oskaloosa where they
had visited ever Sunday.
Duncan Reid has moved to The
feathers farm. northeast Of Rose Hill
and near the county line.
G. w. Stout has moved to the prop
erty bought of c. B. Howell in the
southwest part Of the city.
James H.Lester, OF Indianapolis,was
a passenger for Oskaloosa on Monday
to transact some business.
John ]. Stringfellow has moved to
his farm vacated by James Moore,
near the Atwood coal bank.
On account of not writing any last
week, the weddings that took place
March come in a little late.
Mrs. ]. N. Wymore departed Sat
urday morning over the Rock Island
for Harper to visit with her son-in-law,
|; Dr.. Grimes.
William Walden, of Indianapolis,re
turned to Rose Hill from Valley juno
ton, where had been visiting his two
sons who live there.
Tom Beatty received a car Of corn
from the northern part of the state.
1t is of good quality and he has two
more loads on the road.
Charles Boster, manager of the Cit
liens Lumber Co., has moved to the
In. S. Hadley property on Stewart
street and near to his work.
Rev. Scripture, of Ackworth, Iowa,
attended the Free Methodist quarterly
meeting at Rose Hill over Sunday ana
departed Monday for his home.
Deputy Auditor Roy f. Rowland
came down Saturday evening and
brought his little daughter Lucille an
Eskimo pup as white as snow.
Guy Smothers found in the road
near John Asher's mans saddle, a
few days ago. The owner can find it
in Rose Hill at Brown & HenseIs
hardware store.
Luther Goddard, of Monroe town
ship, was taken to Mercy hospital at
Davenport, Iowa, Monday evening to
be operated on for appendicitis, DR..
w N. Wright and w. S. Fawlins ac-
compsniel I'm.
Rev. D. L. Dunkleberger, of Oska-
loosa, will fill his regular appointment
at Rose Hill Sunday, March %. Don't
forget the date and come out and
hear him. He is fine talker and
will be sure to interest you.
Robt. Wymore and ELAN Grace de-
parted on Saturday Tor Des Moines,
and on Tuesday left on their way to
Laramie, Wyoming, where Mr.. wy
more's brother Elan lives. If pleased
with the country they will make an
extended visit.
Sherman Cation has bought the
Curt Sanders farm northeast Of Rose
Hill and will move there in the near
future, and his intended housekeeper
will not have far to go to see her
father and mother. who are getting
old and feeble.
C. B. Rowland and Phil Grace ship
| ped 30 head of Galloway cattel last
week to Atlanta, Mo-, to Charles
Moody. They were choice lot OF
young animals; in the herd Rowland
had five young bulls and Grace Is
head of bulls and head Of heifers.
3
Hon. James Stephenson resigned as
member Of the board of supervisors.
Squire Reed Brown was appointed
| and sworn into Office and for some
reason unknown to the writer resign
ed after being in office four days, and
PHI Grace was appointed and quail
fed March 16.
Charles Carl and Miss Clara Gable
and Harry Shaw and Miss Eta Carl
were married March z. 1906, at the M.
e. parsonage in Oskaloosa, by Rev. J.
w. Someryiile. These young people
are all well and favoraoly known in
Rose Hin. nave grown to manhood
and womanhood in and near her. ana
come Of good families that are highly
respected in this community. They
will engage in farming and may they